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BUTT-NUMB-A-THON 2: The Fan's Report # 2

Man... by GravyAkira	Dec 14th, 2000 06:30:00 PM
Wish I could have went. I WILL be there next year.
Snatch by SuburbBoy	Dec 14th, 2000 07:22:09 PM
Man, I have been reading about Snatch since December of 1999! I have wanted so very badly to finally just see this film, it is literally killing me. If anyone knows of a way I can see it before its release, let me know: tandrules@hotmail.com
The fuss over Russ. by Edison	Dec 15th, 2000 01:11:44 AM
Man, Harry, who'da thought that in a room full of movie geeks and the social degenerates your site attracts that a Russ Meyer flick like the one you screened would cause all this comotion. Methinks they doth protest too much.
Correction about BTVOSV by Keyser195	Dec 15th, 2000 03:08:35 AM
Russ Meyer and Roger Ebert collaborated on "Beyond the Valley of the Dolls," a parody of the popular 60's exploitation film "Valley of the Dolls." Meyer independantly worked on "Beneath the Valley of the Super-Vixens." Sorry, but these sort of inaccurate trivial statements kind of bug me. And, like that, I'm gone...
Snatch returns by Keaton	Dec 15th, 2000 03:58:25 AM
We saw snatch here in the UK about three months ago, and there is no denying its visual flair and great performances (esp. Pitt and Vinnie Jones). However, the story does suffer a bit, and in script terms, it's pretty much identical to Lock, Stock. For entertainment value, though, it's a must-see.
RE: Correction about BTVOTSV by abulafia24	Dec 15th, 2000 08:15:13 AM
Umm... The title of the movie is Beneath the Valley of the Ultra-Vixens and it was a collaboration between Roger Ebert and Russ Meyer, as confirmed by the IMDB and Roger Ebert himself. Sorry, but these sort of inaccurate trivial statements kind of bug me.
Mea Culpa by mcmurphy	Dec 16th, 2000 10:06:44 AM
Sorry about getting the "Ultra" part wrong. I was rushing to finish the report and got flummoxed. Points off for me. But at least I got the "Beaneath" part right. Either way I didn't care much for the movie. Not funny enough to be a good comedy. Not arrousing enough to be good porno. But strangely fascinating. - McMurphy (aka "McReady" before he found out that name was already being used)
Umm. . . by mcmurphy	Dec 16th, 2000 10:09:09 AM
Of course, it's "Beneath" not "Beaneath". I can spell and remember the titles of movies. I swear!

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