BOC: "No-Zilla"

[Timothy G. Northrup]

Theo --

Since you won't be seeing it, I'll go ahead and spoil it for you.

Monster trashes NYC.
Monster gets killed.
The end.

The most disjointed part of the movie which actually got me laughing
was the background music. It was like the majestic music playing in
Jurasic Park when they first show the dinosaurs, only they play it
throughout the entire movie. "Lizard eats a military helicopter ... ahh ...
isn't that a beautiful sight?" :-)

The movie was completely awful (at least that's what my wife would have
said had she actually accompanied me :-)

Later ...

        -- Tim

On Monday, June 08, 1998 5:08 PM, Ted Jackson jr. 6L6 [SMTP:tojackso at LIBRARY.SYR.EDU] wrote:
>  From:          "Timothy G. Northrup" <tgn at GATE.NET>
>
> > >>... it has to do with the fact that their tune wasn't included in the new movie soundtrack ...
> >
> > After seeing the movie this past weekend, BOC should count their lucky stars.
> > What a turkey! Not sure where all the songs on the so-called "soundtrack" came
> > from ... I don't recall hearing any tunes until the closing credits.
> >
> >         -- Tim
>
> Tim, ya beat me to it!  After a good opening weekend, the big green
> guy's in a box-office freefall.  Looks like a lot of people had a lot
> of problems with the flick.  I haven't seen it [and now won't,
> following the bales of bad reviews] though I might have if the BOC
> song had been on the soundtrack.  For one, the creature looks like a
> bad copy of a refugee from Lost World--it doesn't look like Godzilla.
>  They shoulda called the flick someting else.   BOC's lucky to dodge
> a bullet with that one, though no matter how bad the film is, it
> would've been pretty cool to have the song on it, given the
> concurrent release of HF...
>
> theo
>
> ..................
>
> "...Cause it makes me mad,
> And I get evil as a man can be."
>                 --A.K.
> ...............................