Category 7 - End of the World

11-6-05 | Me

[bd476]

Lijah'sbubbe wrote: "...LOL. Mr Streisand indeed. You know Barbra would not have an equal partner."

Heh, heh well I don't know, but I'll take Jimmy's wretched fake Southern accent a few years before I'll take any of Bab's wailing.

On a cleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeear daaaaaaaaaaiey...

[Petronski]

Writing Credits for writer Christian Ford:

# "Final Days of Planet Earth" (2006) (mini) TV Series (filming)
# "Category 7: The End of the World" (2005) (mini) TV Series (filming)
# "Merlin's Apprentice" (2005) (mini) TV Series (post-production)
# "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" (2003/II) (mini) TV Series
# Slow Burn (2000/I) (written by)
# Kazaam (1996) (screenplay)
# "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" (1993) TV Series (story) (episode 3.13 "Life Support")

[Publius6961]

LOL!

Within the first ten minutes, they had the main bimbo out to save the world, decry the absence of Kyoto as the cause of the worlds destruction.
As if the word itself had magic powers, the powerful incantation of the Gaia fairy...

There should have been a disclaimer at the beginning of that movie: Warning --- absurd moonbat territory...

[BurbankKarl]

SR71 taking weather measurements! haha...

[bd476]

Oh my, I'm guessing that Brolin is going to end up out on a golf course somewhere and get whisked up into a tornado or struck by lightening.

Calvin, I'm pinging you to a bad movie thread just for fun.

[Prime Choice]

Geez...during today's football games, the announcers were pimping that show so hard and repeatedly, you'd think the advertisers for that warmed-over EotW tripe owed them money.

What's next? Are they going to start advertising a movie for what happens after that horrible show? Maybe call it something original like, "The End of the End of the World"?

[BurbankKarl]

SR71 taking weather measurements! haha...

[bd476]

Oh dear, Brolin got struck by lightening at an outdoor rally - looked like next to a football stadium.

[Bob]

Boy! Brolin sure got fried! This movie is worse than I would have imagined it could possibly have been.

[bd476]

This rates high on my Fiercely Bad Movies of All Time List.

[Petronski]

This is funnier...

Writing credits of co-writer Matt Dorff:

# "Category 7: The End of the World" (2005) (mini) TV Series (filming) (characters)
# Lies My Mother Told Me (2005) (TV) (written by)
# See Arnold Run (2005) (TV) (written by)
# Category 6: Day of Destruction (2004) (TV) (written by)

This idiot is slowly climbing the "category" ladder.

By the time my kids are in school, he'll be writing "Category 15: We're Not F***ing Kidding, Damn It!" and "Category 16: Sort Your Damn Garbage Little Man, We're Watching You!"

[Bob]

This rates high on my Fiercely Bad Movies of All Time List.

A prime candidate for MST3K. :=)

[bd476]

What's an SR71?

Randy Quaid is good in this though.

[Petronski]

See my 31. LOL

[bd476]

LOL, what's MST3K?

[Petronski]

Mystery Science Theater 3000

[cubreporter]

I watched it and questioned myself as to why. Well, it certainly wasn't for the acting or the content, that's for sure. I wastched it for the special effects. Other than those...it STUNK to high heaven. When did it come out? I never heard of it until this weekend. Lame acting and when Quaid is in the hospital bed one moment with his legs all bandaged up and in traction and his arm and his head in one of those braces...and you see him the next getting off a plane with just a neck brace and a cane... well, they could have made it a little more believeable. But like I said...the acting absolutely STUNK OUT LOUD. All of it from all of the actors. Yipes. I may or may not watch it again to see the rest of the special effects but...if I have to sit through the acting again I probably wont/

[swmobuffalo]

"travel to the ozarks tomorrow."

Any place in particular?

[cubreporter]

And...the "powerful" women stunk the most with lousey acting. It was all so stupid.

[cubreporter]

Guess I missed the "beautiful" women. Where were they?