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In response to
"
Eh, Mars Attacks was like a B-movie on 'roids. By definition, not for everyone. -- nm
"
by
con_carne
I love most B-movies. Just not crappy ones. -- nm
Posted by
Will Hunting (aka JoeMetz)
Aug 4 '10, 11:02
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B-movies are be definition crappy. -- nm
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Qale
Aug 4, 11:04
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I think it just refers to their budget, not their quality. -- nm
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mara
Aug 4, 11:06
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B-movies, in Burton's case of the 1950's Sci Fi variety, have influenced today's filmmakers, so today we have a "B-movie aesthetic"
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con_carne
Aug 4, 11:13
Typically low budget, yes, though I think that's a bit too simplistic of a definition. It's kind of like "I know it when I see it" almost. -- nm
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Don Homer
Aug 4, 11:10
Nah, they're campy. Big difference. -- nm
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Will Hunting
Aug 4, 11:06
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Speaking of B-movies, Parana 3D! Animals eating people + 3D = $$$$$? -- nm
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Qale
Aug 4, 11:07
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