What Emmanuelle Movie Did You Just Watch?

[Abraham Smashington]

And before someone says it, I also hated the fucking remake of Willy Wonka as well

[Howard]

Not really. Also, the singing and dancing (what little there is) does little to advance the plot. Just kid stuff really.

[Ed Hocken]

*snifles*

[Howard]

And before someone says it, I also hated the fucking remake of Willy Wonka as well

Now this is HATE I can get behind.

[Abraham Smashington]

Not really. Also, the singing and dancing (what little there is) does little to advance the plot. Just kid stuff really.

Agreed. A musical needs to have music that advances the plot. Oz doesn't really have that.

[Abraham Smashington]

The only good thing that came from Willy Wonka was Marilyn Manson's first two albums.

[Matt]

it has singing. it has dancing. it's a musical as far as I'm concerned.

I respect 'The Wizard of Oz' for what it is and what it brought to the table as far as entertainment goes. It's a quality film that is very innovative in many, many respects. it's jut not for me.

[Howard]

Do I need to pull out some westerns and a few war movies that have singing and dancing and call them musicals too?

[Abraham Smashington]

[Ed Hocken]

Gene Wilder owned as Wonka. Come on, now.

And no one in their right mind would like the Burton remake.

[Matt]

Do I need to pull out some westerns and a few war movies that have singing and dancing and call them musicals too?

Yes. They are musicals and that's fine. They're just not my bag, regardless of the fact that they're also westerns or war movies.

I DID enjoy 'Moulin Rouge', though.

[Abraham Smashington]

Gene Wilder owned as Wonka. Come on, now.

At least Willy had Gene, but fuck that movie. .

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[Ed Hocken]

I get it.

Still, who's the souless bastard now? These are timeless movies, perfect for kids.

I'm not sure how you can muster hate for those movies.

[Abraham Smashington]

They are not timeless movies. I call bullshit.

[Ed Hocken]

Wizard of Oz is not timeless?

GTFO, good sir.