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From: evan@petfe.UUCP (Evan Marcus)
Newsgroups: net.movies
Subject: Re: More on Totally Bad Movies
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Date: Wed, 16-Oct-85 12:55:34 EDT
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I am amazed to see Zelig on the list of bad movies.  I enjoyed it. 
While it may not be one of Allen's best works, it has some genuinely
good laughs, and (if you argue with the last point, you can't argue
with this one:) the special effects are very good.  Seeing Woody and
Mia in the same film as real 40's characters, receiving awards from
them, etc. is quite eye-catching and interesting.

How can you rank Zelig with A Certain Sacrifice???   

Also, I finally sat down and watched Plan 9 this weekend.  It is just
atrocious!  I could find nothing redeeming in it at all.  If it weren't
so famous, I would have turned off the VCR and watched Monty Python
reruns or something (which I love), but NOOOOOO, I sat up and suffered
through this piece of s--t.   It is not worth watching.  It is not worth
the film it is printed on.  Move it to flammable nitrate stock!  Quickly!

--Evan Marcus
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