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2 total messages Started by Bob Rockhill Fri, 31 May 1996 00:00

#56

Author: Bob Rockhill
Date: Fri, 31 May 1996 00:00

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We reviewed movies on Maclectic, so I guess we can do so here as well.

I saw two movies the last couple of weeks. SpyHard with Leslie Nielson 
was a disappointment. A few good laughs, but most of the jokes were old 
and infantile. Many of them were in reference to movies that many 
younger people will not know anything about, such as Butch Cassidy and 
the Sundance Kid. I'd give it 2 ** out of 5 *****


I saw DragonHart today. I liked it a lot, but I am a sucker for movies 
about Knights and dragons and stuff like that. The special effects are 
incredible. You WILL believe the dragon is real. Sean Connery's voice is 
great as Dragco, the dragon. Dennis Quaid is good too, is he ever bad in 
a movie? Very clean. No sex, no swearing, not very violent for this type 
of a movie. Lots of great action and make believe stuff. Kids and grown 
ups will both like it. **** out of *****
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Re: Movies-Dragonheart

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Author: Dave Gunth
Date: Sat, 01 Jun 1996 00:00

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You liked the movie a lot better than the WDN guy did. He really liked the
dragon, Draco, but hated the rest of the movie. He also commented that the
battle scenes were too graphic for the younger kids who would otherwise
enjoy the movie. How graphic was it?
-TG
David Gunther

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