| Title: | Movie Reviews and Discussion |
| Notice: | Please do DIR/TITLE before starting a new topic on a movie! |
| Moderator: | VAXCPU::michaud o.dec.com::tamara::eppes |
| Created: | Thu Jan 28 1993 |
| Last Modified: | Thu Jun 05 1997 |
| Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Number of topics: | 1249 |
| Total number of notes: | 16012 |
Mojo Nixon plays a folksinger. I knew it was him when he said, "The
King is everywhere."
The starry-eyed young lovers are handled better than they were in "Much
Ado About Nothing".
Ray
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| 202.1 | **.5 out of **** | 12116::MDNITE::RIVERS | Hey! Get away from dat thing! | Wed Jun 02 1993 10:38 | 9 |
I saw it, I didn't expect much, and I liked it. Not "I'll dash out to
see this again" liked it, but for a movie based on a video game, it
wasn't bad.
And it does answer the question of what Mario and Luigi's last name is.
:)
kim
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| 202.2 | 16564::NEWELL_JO | Don't wind your toys too tight | Wed Jun 02 1993 16:08 | 6 | |
ET said last night that Super Mario Brothers, the movie, is
actually a prequel to the video game. Of course we all know
the game came first.
Jodi-who_can_get_to_level_8-4_in_SMB_but_can't_beat_the_danged_dragon
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| 202.3 | Ducts | 3270::AHERN | Dennis the Menace | Thu Jun 03 1993 18:15 | 2 |
Is this the one where Bob Hoskins reprises his "Brazil" role?
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