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Mars
12-10-06, 05:48 PM
So my wife and I rented "A Prairie Home Companion" on DVD about a month ago. I really like the radio show on NPR, but was a little uncertain about the movie, so didn't see it in the theater. I had pretty good reviews, I recall, not raving but solid. Well, I am STILL fuming about what a total, complete, dismal crapfest that movie was. Every time I think of it I get mad all over again! God, it was HORRIBLE! I demand my rental money back, and punitive funds. I demand to get MORE damages paid out every time I think of that crapola movie due ot mental trama!

There, I hope that the carthasis of this rant will free me, free me at last, from the curse of exposing my eyes to that dreadful nightmare. :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad:
maximan1
12-11-06, 07:53 PM
Yes I always thought that the shows and/or DVDs would be crap.
Thanks for making sure for me :D
CycleMagic
12-12-06, 04:34 PM
oh, no, really? I saw it in a theatre and loved it! ah, well, to each their own I guess.

if you want to see a TOTAL crapfest, go rent Clerks II......
Mars
12-12-06, 09:26 PM
oh, no, really? I saw it in a theatre and loved it! ah, well, to each their own I guess.

if you want to see a TOTAL crapfest, go rent Clerks II......
thanks for the heads-up on that one. I heard that Silent Bob's friend (don't know his name) did a rant about why Star Wars were better than the Lord of the Rings. Why did he think that?
CycleMagic
12-13-06, 12:49 PM
Mars, by the time that Jay got into it about the whole SW vs. LotR, I had lost my attention. It was painful, just painful, that movie! Don't even start me on the whole donkey scene.....
randya
12-13-06, 03:09 PM
I haven't seen it yet, but somehow I feel y'all must be missing something, generally Robert Altman movies are quite good in my experience.
caloso
12-13-06, 04:40 PM
I saw it. It was okay, but I was surprised and disappointed that it didn't have any Lake Woebegone. That's a source for 2 or 3 movies.
Mars
12-14-06, 09:51 AM
I haven't seen it yet, but somehow I feel y'all must be missing something, generally Robert Altman movies are quite good in my experience.
I think it's hit or miss with him. Nashville is a masterpiece, which makes me only more upset that this movie was so bad.