Anyone see that Swamp thing on Netflix?

Big George Foreman was ok. I mean he controlled the story as Ex Prod but wasn't bad. Given that I was a kid when he boxed originally and remember Jimmy Young fight and then kinda semi followed his comeback? The story was interesting to me

Didn't see the remake but have seen the classic film noir starring

Tyrone Power,it's both good and disturbing.

one to add to your list of worst movies ever: "Steele Justice"

worst production

worst script

worst acting

I used to watch everything that hit the silver screen, but no more

conversation walking out of screening

me: "what did you think?"

date: "I wanted to leave, but I stayed because I thought you liked it."

me: "What? I stayed because I thought you liked it."

only movie I ever considered walking out of including too many B flicks with bad scripts or production

even victims of "Two Step" the snake could take twice as many steps before dying

could have and should have been a classic pron movie

it makes: Howard the Duck, New Jack City, and Show Girls seem Oscar worthy

Must see bad movies would be

Plan 9 from Outer Space and maybe Road House with Swayze

as far as "Ishtar" goes, just say no

I think the original and the remake are both very good. Overall, I prefer the original, but I think the remake absolutely upped the ante in terms of danger, and the new ending -- while very disturbing -- is so much better than the original.

Didn't he win a heisman? And two national championships? Leinart did that and he got retired

When one of Urban's daughters signed a volleyball scholarship she thanked her father for NEVER being there. True story

Steve Spurrier unretired his number 11. sc

Meyer must've said, "Yeah, you can interview me for this series, but only if you blow me." And Netflix said okay.

I know it's tricky to produce a documentary series of this nature without throwing some softballs, especially if you want the key figure to participate. But this series was about as hard-hitting as a Pop Warner game.