Iâm not afraid to say that I actually like Jurassic Park III. I actually like the scene where the Spinosaurus kills the T-Rex, because having the Muthafuckinâ T-Rex as the main dino in all the movies would get pretty stale; hence the Indominus Rex in Jurassic World.
Oh, and Prehysteria 3 is from the director of âA Talking Cat!?!â
3:27- (As Siro from Mortal Kombat: Conquest) âThatâs it.â
I also remember the Grey Poupon commercials, along with the parodies and jokes about them. âŠGod, we are old.
6:50- Yeah, this movie isnât racist or offensive in any shape or form.
8:14- âŠShouldnât the âSword in the Stoneâ in this movie be suitable for an Excalibur parody with a golf theme, or at best a âDorf on Golfâ video?
9:31- DUMBEST. FOUR-EYES CHARACTER. EVER!
10:33- Yâknow, for kids. =D
14:02- With all the movie references in this movie, itâs making it more and more easier for me to wish I was watching the referenced movies right freakinâ now.
Okay, with acting that bad, I can understand the ratings this one got. HAVE I TOLD YOU I’M SCOTTISH TODAY?
::Hears Asian Sting:: Oh, is it time for Pucca webtoons?
“There is an excessive amounts of Wah Wahs” in this movie.” I’m starting to think this movie was edited by someone from America’s Funniest Home Videos. All it’s missing is Bob Sagat & David Alan Coulier talking over the whole movie by cracking horrible puns & explaining the jokes in detail.
The pre-hysterias are the least consequential to the plot as they’ll ever be in this movie. She could’ve been hallucinating them the entire time and the plot would’ve been mostly the same.
I hope you’re on a Moonbeam kick for the foreseeable future. But it’s totally understandable that you could get family-film-fatigue. Josh Kirbies aside, there’s the madness that is Magic in the Mirror: Fowl Play. I’ve never seen it, but I remember the trailer from when I was a kid. Grown men and women in duck costumes who turn people into tea. I’d post a youtube link but I don’t know comment section etiquette.
I’m fairly sure the prehysterias are posing as putt putt course animatronics to avoid suspicion, but I could be wrong. Also, I’m fairly sure there’s a trope that fits the prehystarias’ dinnertime “off-camera” invisibility
How dare you, Allison. Trains and dinosaurs OBVIOUSLY trump golf.
Seriously, though, I forgot how wretched-looking this movie is. I remember liking 2 way more, because…well, I think you get why by now…but geez, the Scottishisms, the racism, the hackneyed “save the X” plot, and how inconsequential the dinosaurs are to the plot they are. I have a feeling I wouldn’t enjoy this even on a so-bad-it’s-good level.
hey luppa i just picked up wolf cop and loved it, you were right. Any who i would like to start a luppa approved movie section in my collection, is there any chance of a luppa approved movie list or something i can check out on forum?
Ah the ’90s with it’s lax PC standards, calling people “‘tards” was okay…just terrible. It’s sad to think that the little girl developed a split scottish personality because of her parents domestic violence disputes.
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Don’t get mad, but I’m watching this during the early afternoon.
I had so many laughs with this review. đ
So basically, it’s “Caddyshack” for kids, but with dinosaurs…
Works for me!
Iâm not afraid to say that I actually like Jurassic Park III. I actually like the scene where the Spinosaurus kills the T-Rex, because having the Muthafuckinâ T-Rex as the main dino in all the movies would get pretty stale; hence the Indominus Rex in Jurassic World.
Oh, and Prehysteria 3 is from the director of âA Talking Cat!?!â
3:27- (As Siro from Mortal Kombat: Conquest) âThatâs it.â
I also remember the Grey Poupon commercials, along with the parodies and jokes about them. âŠGod, we are old.
6:50- Yeah, this movie isnât racist or offensive in any shape or form.
8:14- âŠShouldnât the âSword in the Stoneâ in this movie be suitable for an Excalibur parody with a golf theme, or at best a âDorf on Golfâ video?
9:31- DUMBEST. FOUR-EYES CHARACTER. EVER!
10:33- Yâknow, for kids. =D
14:02- With all the movie references in this movie, itâs making it more and more easier for me to wish I was watching the referenced movies right freakinâ now.
âHey, everybody, weâre all gonna get laid!â
Okay, with acting that bad, I can understand the ratings this one got. HAVE I TOLD YOU I’M SCOTTISH TODAY?
::Hears Asian Sting:: Oh, is it time for Pucca webtoons?
“There is an excessive amounts of Wah Wahs” in this movie.” I’m starting to think this movie was edited by someone from America’s Funniest Home Videos. All it’s missing is Bob Sagat & David Alan Coulier talking over the whole movie by cracking horrible puns & explaining the jokes in detail.
The pre-hysterias are the least consequential to the plot as they’ll ever be in this movie. She could’ve been hallucinating them the entire time and the plot would’ve been mostly the same.
I hope you’re on a Moonbeam kick for the foreseeable future. But it’s totally understandable that you could get family-film-fatigue. Josh Kirbies aside, there’s the madness that is Magic in the Mirror: Fowl Play. I’ve never seen it, but I remember the trailer from when I was a kid. Grown men and women in duck costumes who turn people into tea. I’d post a youtube link but I don’t know comment section etiquette.
I’m fairly sure the prehysterias are posing as putt putt course animatronics to avoid suspicion, but I could be wrong. Also, I’m fairly sure there’s a trope that fits the prehystarias’ dinnertime “off-camera” invisibility
How dare you, Allison. Trains and dinosaurs OBVIOUSLY trump golf.
Seriously, though, I forgot how wretched-looking this movie is. I remember liking 2 way more, because…well, I think you get why by now…but geez, the Scottishisms, the racism, the hackneyed “save the X” plot, and how inconsequential the dinosaurs are to the plot they are. I have a feeling I wouldn’t enjoy this even on a so-bad-it’s-good level.
hey luppa i just picked up wolf cop and loved it, you were right. Any who i would like to start a luppa approved movie section in my collection, is there any chance of a luppa approved movie list or something i can check out on forum?
Ah the ’90s with it’s lax PC standards, calling people “‘tards” was okay…just terrible. It’s sad to think that the little girl developed a split scottish personality because of her parents domestic violence disputes.
HAGGIS.