CATEGORY 7: THE END OF THE WORLD [LIVE THREAD]

CBS.com ^ | Sunday, November 6, 2005

[Petronski]

Reaction? "I thought I flushed."

[Rose in RoseBear]

(After a set of bad guys kills people, kidnaps kids, and kills more people) "We have to have a plan!"

[Petronski]

I'm picturing CATEGORY 23: WE'RE NOT KIDDING PEOPLE, THIS IS SERIES. AND HUGH.

[Bear_in_RoseBear]

"We have to have a plan!"

Heh, that reminds me of a MST3k line... (paraphrasing, after seeing a line for "Planner" in the movie credits) "I really want to produce, direct, and write, but I think I need to plan first..."

[Rose in RoseBear]

Oh, priceless liberal foo!

The good guys want everyone to turn off their electricity ... and yet, their electric fan is running ...!

[kinghorse]

Did the evil republican just get sucked into the vortex above the WH? How bout the religious nut? Nice touch huh. If only we could just stop it before it's too late. Horse and buggy, no AC, afternoon siestas. Notice the teenaged kids are the heros at the weather center.

Absolutely no shame by the new science moonbats.

[kinghorse]

DU'er must be jaggin hard over this tripe. Too frickin funny.

[Bear_in_RoseBear]

Did the evil republican just get sucked into the vortex above the WH?

Yes! Even though everyone around him, including those further up the stairs, did not. The winds reached down and grabbed him, and him alone, because he was guilty, GUILTY, GUILTY!

[Bear_in_RoseBear]

They know what's best for the rest of us...

[madison10]

Please, in your discussions, remember that it doesn't start on the west coast for another 2 hours. Don't ruin it for us.

Ruin it?! HA! It's a politically left-wing loaded movie with the right-wing storm as the co-star.

[Dane]

Whew CBS loves these global warming melodramas.

I vaguely remember another hokey global warming miniseries by CBS done in the early 90's, starring Craig T. Nelson.

Hollywood these days should be called recycling central.

[Bear_in_RoseBear]

I vaguely remember another hokey global warming miniseries by CBS done in the early 90's, starring Craig T. Nelson.

The Fire Next Time

[Lawgvr1955]

Knock yourself out. It was hard enough suffering through part 1.

Damn, I forgot about Part 2. I agree, Part 1 was hard enough to wallow through. There's only 15 minutes left for me to catch!! Hope it doesn't suck as Part 1. "Hope springs eternal in the human breast".

[Lawgvr1955]

Thanks for the heads up. I forgot about round 2.

[Dane]

That was it, I think I watched the last night of it, and the family was kicked out of some idyllic village that was in the artic circle or something.

[StayAt HomeMother]

Thanks for the ping. Are we allowed to play "biggest goof" before it has been seen out west?

My 12-year-old's nomination: The brilliant (and young and attractive) scientists who try to move live wires off the ground with their bare hands.

My nomination: Why worry about how to cut power in DC? Every time a "series" storm hits, most of the DC area loses power anyway.

[Momaw Nadon]

This may possibly be the stupidest movie I've ever watched.

And I've watched a lot of stupid movies in my day!

I have to agree. I'm great with words, so pictures will have to sum up my reaction:

[Prophet in the wilderness]

The sad part is, uninformed people will believe this junk.
Looks like the Libs and MSM are trying to " SHEEPLE " the people again.

[Momaw Nadon]

It looks to be even worse than part 1.

I wasn't sure that actually was possible.

LOL!

This thing needs to be on Mystery Science Theater 3000!

[Lokibob]

I dont know about the movies politics, but it has the largest collection of bad writing, bad acting, and bad science since "Attack of the Killer Tomatoes".