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Re: Whiteout, part 2: more discussion, links, and so on
Posted: Fri Jan 29, 2010 8:23 pm
by jmc
Put me on the list if Alex is making house calls on any fan who owns "Man-Thing"
and it wasn't on sale (more's the pity)!
But I liked it better than "Feed" which was wa-a-a-y too violent and sick for me. I should get
several house calls for owning and watching it.

Re: Whiteout, part 2: more discussion, links, and so on
Posted: Fri Jan 29, 2010 8:40 pm
by PNWgal
See now, I LIKED Feed. Alex was completely awesome in it.
Although I will admit, there were a few places I had to turn my head...
Re: Whiteout, part 2: more discussion, links, and so on
Posted: Fri Jan 29, 2010 8:50 pm
by wpgrace
PNWgal wrote:See now, I LIKED Feed. Alex was completely awesome in it.
Although I will admit, there were a few places I had to turn my head...
True! I own
Feed... he WAS awesome in that. Cannot say the movie was the best and there were head turning moments... but his performance was all-in, baby!

Re: Whiteout, part 2: more discussion, links, and so on
Posted: Fri Jan 29, 2010 9:36 pm
by redwinter101
Well, as this has turned into quite the discussion about Man-Thing (which I haven't seen either), AND seeing as we don't have a Man-Thing thread, I'm going to split off these posts into a new thread.
Red
Re: Man-Thing: discussion, links, and so on
Posted: Fri Jan 29, 2010 10:25 pm
by librarian_7
I will confess that I've watched part of Man-thing. As soon as Alex's character was *ahem* no longer involved, I switched off. And I think that had I had the option, I'd have certainly fast forwarded to Alex's scenes, and skipped the rest.
Lucky
Re: Man-Thing: discussion, links, and so on
Posted: Fri Jan 29, 2010 10:27 pm
by lorig
librarian_7 wrote:I will confess that I've watched part of Man-thing. As soon as Alex's character was *ahem* no longer involved, I switched off. And I think that had I had the option, I'd have certainly fast forwarded to Alex's scenes, and skipped the rest.
Lucky
I second that Lucky. I clicked it off after his departure AND I fast forwarded to his parts!

Re: Man-Thing: discussion, links, and so on
Posted: Fri Jan 29, 2010 10:44 pm
by PNWgal
Ok, I just have to laugh.
Only WE could take possibly the worst movie ever made by SciFi and discuss it to death because Alex is in it.
If that's not dedication, I don't know what is.

Re: Man-Thing: discussion, links, and so on
Posted: Fri Jan 29, 2010 10:47 pm
by wpgrace
OMG!
ManThing has its own thread now!!!!!!
There is something verrrry wrong with that sentence...
Like I said, he can NOT complain that his fans aren't dedicated!
Re: Man-Thing: discussion, links, and so on
Posted: Fri Jan 29, 2010 10:49 pm
by librarian_7
I don't know that Man-Thing is the worst movie ever made by SciFi. Let me put it this way, there is some REALLY stiff competition for that title.
Lucky
Re: Man-Thing: discussion, links, and so on
Posted: Fri Jan 29, 2010 10:50 pm
by redwinter101
wpgrace wrote:
OMG!
ManThing has its own thread now!!!!!!
There is something verrrry wrong with that sentence...
Like I said, he can NOT complain that his fans aren't dedicated!
This is what happens when you (collectively) wander shamelessly off-topic. Just sayin'.
Red
Re: Man-Thing: discussion, links, and so on
Posted: Fri Jan 29, 2010 11:13 pm
by allegrita
Who--
us?
(Thanks Momma Red...)

Re: Man-Thing: discussion, links, and so on
Posted: Fri Jan 29, 2010 11:25 pm
by darkstarrising
OK, soooo agree with P'Gal and grace (you're a southerner, too?!!- Land sakes, child, I'd have never guessed) about being so dedicated to Alex that we're actually discussing Man-Thing. I'll admit to watching it, cringing from time to time, and laughing hysterically when Deputy Fraser screams his last (like a girl, no less). Sorry, P'Gal, but honestly, I wondered if he had done himself bodily injury to scream at that octave.
As for Feed, I own it and have watched it a couple of times. Didn't see much the first time through (hard to see through closed eyes), but the shock factor wore off the second time around and I found the movie interesting, if not a bit disturbing (on several levels).
Alex may do a passable southern deputy, but he nails the psycho-path dead on.
Re: Man-Thing: discussion, links, and so on
Posted: Fri Jan 29, 2010 11:37 pm
by PNWgal
No worries, DSR - I'd wondered the same thing a time or two.
Feed doesn't shock me anymore (yes, I still pop it in occasionally) - I just have deep-seated issues with one thing in particular in the movie, so I just can't watch that scene. But he definitely nails the sociopath role!
Re: Man-Thing: discussion, links, and so on
Posted: Fri Jan 29, 2010 11:40 pm
by eris
librarian_7 wrote:I don't know that Man-Thing is the worst movie ever made by SciFi. Let me put it this way, there is some REALLY stiff competition for that title.
Lucky
Case in point --
Mega Shark vs. Giant Squid.
I've never seen (or heard of) man-thing, but it would be hard pressed to outdo a movie where the HIGH point is knowing that its principal stars are Lorenzo Lamas and Debbie Gibson.

(Watching the shark take a vertical leap to chew on a jet-liner, was just icing.)
Re: Man-Thing: discussion, links, and so on
Posted: Fri Jan 29, 2010 11:42 pm
by darkstarrising
PNWgal wrote:
No worries, DSR - I'd wondered the same thing a time or two.
Feed doesn't shock me anymore (yes, I still pop it in occasionally) - I just have deep-seated issues with one thing in particular in the movie, so I just can't watch that scene. But he definitely nails the sociopath role!
I understand, sweetie

....
As for Deputy Fraser, can you imagine the vocal discipline for an Aussie to come off with a passable southern American accent? Wonder who Alex beat out in the auditions....