MoO3 on the shelf in Walmart

[TheMaestro]

First you wanna kill me, now you wanna kiss me.


Blow.

Bruce rules! So does MOO...I hope

[Tuberski]

Originally posted by Harry Seldon
Bruce was also in Serving Sara, Maniac Cop 1/2/3, The X-Files, Evil Dead 1, Bubba Hotep, Hercules/Xena(Prince of Thieves), and had another TV series entitled "Brisco County, Jr." The man is a god, highly underrated, and a personal hero of mine. If you doubt the legacy or majesty of his power, check http://www.bruce-campbell.com Sorry for the off-topic rant but I had to jump in on that one.

Those who know of Bruce Campbell know all that. The Spiderman thing was something a non-Bruce fan would know.

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[H Tower]

have you read his autobiography? it's supposed to be hilarious.

Oh, and don't watch Evil Dead if you ever feel tempted, the movie was BAD

[TheMaestro]

But Army of Darkness was great --

[H Tower]

Originally posted by TheMaestro
But Army of Darkness was great --

Army of Darkness was awesome, Evil Dead 2 was good, but 1 was just bad.

[Tuberski]

Originally posted by H Tower
have you read his autobiography? it's supposed to be hilarious.

Oh, and don't watch Evil Dead if you ever feel tempted, the movie was BAD

I will, if and when it comes out in paperback.

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[MitchDev]

"If Chins Could Kill: Confessions of a B Movie Actor" is available in the large form-factor (I believe the term is mass-market) paperback, but no word on a "regular" paperback version.

The book really helps confirm him as one of the greatest and most entertaining actors there is...

[Tuberski]

Trade paperback, I think it's called.

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[Randolph]

Evil Dead 1 wasn't that bad It had some good campy moments. There's something to be said for the scene where someone gets stabed in the foot with a pencil. humm.. I think I'm digging a hole.

[Arnelos]

Originally posted by H Tower


Army of Darkness was awesome, Evil Dead 2 was good, but 1 was just bad.

What do you mean?!

It's not just "bad", it's so bad that it's gruesome yet somehow funny at the same time.

There are some truly obnoxious scenes (the tree-rapes-girl scene anyone?) that are particularly and obnoxiously stupid additions to the movie that cause the audience to move well beyond the point of taking the movie seriously and progressing to the state of utter disbelief in the gruesomely poor taste or quality of a movie - a transcendant state for any movie.

It doesn't quite match up to the humorous value of FAR worse movies like Mission to Mars or even a mildly bad movie like Armaggedon, but it has its moments.

and of course, Evil Dead 2 wouldn't have been as hillarious as it was if it didn't have the original Evil Dead to spoof

[JohnT]

Originally posted by H Tower
have you read his autobiography? it's supposed to be hilarious.

Oh, and don't watch Evil Dead if you ever feel tempted, the movie was BAD

Not only have I read it, my wife and I have an autographed copy of the book, and met Mr. Campbell at the local Borders (we have a picture with him and the baby.)

Of course, I haven't seen a single one of his movies, and only know him from a TV show 6 years dead, but that's OK.

[asleepathewheel]

Bruce came to my campus last year (or the year before that, I can't remember). I coudn't go (damnit) but I had a friend who went and said he was hilarious. And my friend got his AoD figurine whatever auto'd by him.

[Harry Seldon]

My sister got to meet him and got me an autographed copy of If Chins Could Kill. He was giving a lecture at her university but she couldn't get tickets to see him. Damn, I should have gone to college!

[Tuberski]

Originally posted by JohnT


Not only have I read it, my wife and I have an autographed copy of the book, and met Mr. Campbell at the local Borders (we have a picture with him and the baby.)

Of course, I haven't seen a single one of his movies, and only know him from a TV show 6 years dead, but that's OK.

Brisco County Jr. was my dad's favorite show when it was on.

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