i really liked this movie good story good actors but i really got mad at the part when the three teens die in the car accident that part looked so fake to me it was not funny anyways i was wondering if anybody felt the same way about it.
shareIt wasn't supposed to be funny.
Another thing; how do you know it looks fake? Have you ever seen teenagers get killed in a car accident like that? ;-)
Well it is a made for TV movie so I guess the special effect budget is low.
sharehey brossman have you seen the sequeal to this movie some times they come back again if so please respond as soon as you get this because i have a question about the movie.
shareYes I've seen part 2. So what is your quwstion?
sharewell i have a few questions one what was that car the main villian in the movie was driving and two what is the deal with the watch the one tony reno pulls off lisa porter after he kills her i could never fully understand the whole importance behind the watch if you know the answers to these questions please respond thanks.
shareThe watch is something Tony and his victim (Lisa) both touched. As for the car I don't know I pay little attention to cars in movies. I haven't seen this movie in quite awhile.
shareWell, it was high enough to buy my High School brand new marching band uniforms. They also offered our "Star QB" (I use that term for the general of the 1-9 1991 Liberty Blue Jays lightly) $500 for his highly decorated letterjacket.
The scene that opens to the front row of the marching band took about 5 hours. They had the band circle around the square the entire time, corner after corner, just circling (and NOT playing, if you couldn't tell that was a bad sound dub). Finally the drums just kept going at one of the corners. They let the band go after that.
Just found my tape of it the other day. Should watch it again sometime, I guess.
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Well, it was high enough to buy my High School brand new marching band uniforms. They also offered our "Star QB" (I use that term for the general of the 1-9 1991 Liberty Blue Jays lightly) $500 for his highly decorated letterjacket.
The scene that opens to the front row of the marching band took about 5 hours. They had the band circle around the square the entire time, corner after corner, just circling (and NOT playing, if you couldn't tell that was a bad sound dub). Finally the drums just kept going at one of the corners. They let the band go after that.
Just found my tape of it the other day. Should watch it again sometime, I guess.
A guy goes to Hollywood to be an actor. The only job he gets is in a movie studio stable shoveling manure. He gripes so much that his friend says he should quit. To which he replys "What and give up show business?."
You can really tell it was made for TV. I knew this but the DVD says rated R.
sharei will tell you right now how the car accident is fake right after the train hits the car the first time around there is a split second were they show only a model of the car and not the real thing so you will have to pause the movie in order to see it and plus they show the car being blown up twice thats how!
shareDoes it matter though? Does it detract from the movie any? It's a made for TV movie so the budget probably wasn't all that great and it was 1991 to effects were definately sub par to what we're used to. It was something I definately noticed but I didn't give it a second thought.
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