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From: mwm@ucbtopaz.CC.Berkeley.ARPA (Praiser of Bob)
Newsgroups: net.sf-lovers
Subject: Re: the Dungeon Master
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Date: Tue, 14-May-85 16:42:23 EDT
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Posted: Tue May 14 16:42:23 1985
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In article <1951@topaz.ARPA> trudel@topaz.ARPA (Jonathan) writes:
>If I had to rate this film, I wouldn't.  It was definitely a film of the 
>'so-bad-it's-good' genre, but I would recommend that if you want to see this
>film, go to a matinee.  You won't feel too cheated.

Yes. In fact, that's why I went to see it.

>ps-if you do go to see it, also look for the similarities certain scenes
>have with the scenes of other major sf films.  One from the Trek III
>stands out in my mind right now...

Don't forget "DragonSlayer," "The Road Warrior", "Prisoners of the Lost
Universe" (or some such title, also so-bad-it's-good), and others.
I got the impression that the skits were chosen specifically so they
could re-use sets from old SF movies.

	"Animals can be such fun."
	<mike