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From: terryl@tekcrl.UUCP ()
Newsgroups: net.movies
Subject: Re: More on Totally Bad Movies
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Date: Tue, 8-Oct-85 01:26:54 EDT
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Posted: Tue Oct  8 01:26:54 1985
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>     About a year or so ago I saw a *TERRIBLE* 3-D movie on TV (a local
>station).  It was a mid-50-ish space monster scenario (or so I believe:
>it seems my mind is blocking it out).  What made it memorable was that
>someone spliced in new scenes where people on a moon base (or something
>like that) were having their own problems.
>     The 50-ish part was serious (is that the right word?), with the
>new footage spoofing the rest of the film.


     Well, if we're going to talk about terrible 3-D movies, then one
made in the early 1970's called "The Stewardesses" has to take the cake
as one of the worst!!! The movie was originally rated X, I do believe,
but is now rated R(how it got an X rating to begin with, I'll never know!!)
The movie was poorly shot, badly under-exposed and out-of-focus. As for
the X rating, most scenes barely got past the "Let's take off our tops"
stage, and of course, no real sex was shown. All in all, a VERY bad film
(to quote old Leonard Pinth, again!!)


				You think I'd sign my name to this?????