"No good movie has ever included a hot-air balloon" (and other rules of thumb)
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Originally Posted by BullGooseLoony
In my opinion, no good movie has ever contained a hang glider:
Young Sherlock Holmes
Howard the Duck
Hudson Hawk
Wild Wild West
If you're making a big-budget fantasy movie, you probably shouldn't include a hang glider.
Young Sherlock Holmes
Howard the Duck
Hudson Hawk
Wild Wild West
If you're making a big-budget fantasy movie, you probably shouldn't include a hang glider.
People also seem to enjoy that Harold and Kumar movie. I think it's alright.
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Originally Posted by BullGooseLoony
What about Around the World in 80 Days within Jackie Chan?
I honestly haven't seen it, but it's Around the World in 80 Days within Jackie Chan, it can't be that good.
I honestly haven't seen it, but it's Around the World in 80 Days within Jackie Chan, it can't be that good.
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Originally Posted by Groucho
I think another Ebert rule is "No good movie has ever included a character named Cole". The rule was made before The Sixth Sense came out, however.