[ SECRET POST #5652 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5652 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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Comments

[fscom]

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[(Anonymous)]

I saw Red Sonja as a kid and I loved it.

[mishey22]

It happens to me a lot that I'll watch a movie and think it's good mindless fun only to find out that the internet world HATES it. I haven't seen these two movies, so I don't know if that compares fully, but at least you're sort of not alone, OP

[(Anonymous)]

You know how bad Biggles is? At one point a pilot from the first world war gets transported into the eighties, and he gets into an eighties aircraft and just instantly can fly it. What sort of batshit insane plot convenience is that? Can you imagine a modern movie doing that?

[mishey22]

Didn't that happen in the last Wonder Woman movie? I feel like it did.

[(Anonymous)]

I can't tell if you're being sarcastic or not because almost every "hero escapes in a plane" scene in every action movie happens almost exactly like this. It's a classic action movie move.

[(Anonymous)]

I feel you so much! It's always takes me by suprise after all this time. Let's both keep on having fun anyway!

[(Anonymous)]

Biggles is a good movie. It's just hidden inside a bad movie. I love the real aircraft, the real mud, the real explosions. I even love the time travel aspect because it's such fun seeing Biggles flying a helicopter (classic line: "If you can fly a Camel, you can fly anything.") And it's so poignant seeing Colonel Raymond as an old man remembering Biggles as a youth. Peter Cushing did a marvellous job there in his last role.

(It's now nearly half as long since that film was made as it was between WW1 and the making of the film. Where does the time go?)

They got so much of it right - Marie becoming a nurse, VS was suitably evil, Bertie was mentioned in one of the hard-to-find WW1 stories, and while Ginger wasn't, they had him in his proper role as a mechanic.

And then they messed it all up with the American time-twin garbage.

[kallanda_lee]

I had a whole phase where I would watch fun "bad" movies all the time. I still on occasion do. No shame there.

[(Anonymous)]

I haven't seen either of these but I would 100% watch both of them. But then again, Dark Star is my favourite movie

[greghousesgf]

I wouldn't even consider Dark Star a "bad" movie. It's a good movie, it just doesn't have a big budget.

[dantesspirit]

Apparently the Biggles movie is based off a series of books, which an acquaintance is currently reading and blogging about.