Hand of Vecna
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*gets out a straw to slurp up the liquefied remains of Flexor's brains afte he finishes the flick*
Fantastic Four movie: Dr. Doom announced!
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Andre La Roche
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Hand of Vecna said:
Ever the mindflayer.
Hand of Vecna
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Heh, oddly enough, "Hand of Vecna" was the name of a Kobold Cleric of Vecna I once played (or, rather, that was the name he referred to himself by)....
Flexor the Mighty!
18/100 Strength!
oh the horror....the horror....
Hand of Vecna
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You were warned...
*slurp slurp slurp*
*slurp slurp slurp*
Ranger REG
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Odd. I've never seen a mindflayer using a straw.Andre La Roche said:Ever the mindflayer.
Hand of Vecna
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Only the very cultured ones do so. We stick our pinkies out when doing it, too.
Flexor the Mighty!
18/100 Strength!
Slurp faster, the quicker my brain is gone the quicker I'll forget that movie.
INT at 9...8...7...6...faster!!!!
P.S What the HELL Were they thinking!!! OMG that just looked bad, the acting was bad, Dr Doom looked like a guy wearing a bad plastic verison of Doom's steel armor. How did Roger Corman, king of the B Movie, get the go ahead to do this? I remember reading about this in Starlog a long time ago when it was in production. Back then I said, "It can't be THAT bad, can it?"
Oh yes it can...oh yes it can....
INT at 9...8...7...6...faster!!!!
P.S What the HELL Were they thinking!!! OMG that just looked bad, the acting was bad, Dr Doom looked like a guy wearing a bad plastic verison of Doom's steel armor. How did Roger Corman, king of the B Movie, get the go ahead to do this? I remember reading about this in Starlog a long time ago when it was in production. Back then I said, "It can't be THAT bad, can it?"
Oh yes it can...oh yes it can....
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Viking Bastard
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The only reason that movie was made was so the producers could keep
onto the Fantastic Four film rights a bit longer.
onto the Fantastic Four film rights a bit longer.
Andre La Roche
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Viking Bastard said:
Yeah, that's the story that's put out after the fact. I clearly remember reading in the various sci-fi movie mags at the time a lot of pre-hype nearly equivalent to what we see nowadays. Interviews with the producer, "behind the scenes shots"--the works. I think it's easier (and less embarrassing!) to say after the fact that it was never intended to be a "real" movie.
But then, that's just my personal paranoid conspiracy theory with absolutely no substantiation whatsoever.
