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Re: pic: Too bad it's too late....
Team 175 watched it on the way to Maryland, unfortunately I was the only one who remembered to bring a movie and it was all we had. It was kind of funny because the bus would be pretty silent and then all of a sudden everyone would go "Help! Help! I'm being repressed!" or something like that.

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Re: pic: Too bad it's too late....
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*refrains from killing* Elgin, I have but one word for you: Ni.
Seconded. I'm working on some more pics from other scenes, I'll post them as I finish them. BTW: Does anyone have the original pic that I can use?

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Seconded. I'm working on some more pics from other scenes, I'll post them as I finish them. BTW: Does anyone have the original pic that I can use?

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Re: pic: Too bad it's too late....
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Yea, the end of the movie is kind of a let-down.
The ending to the musical is much better, and it involves the audience...

In the musical, when they throw the Holy Hand Gernade, the rock blows up (rabbit dies of course), and it shows something similar to "A47." In other words, that's the seat number where the Holy Grail was hidden. So they go to that seat number and find the grail. If someone is sitting there, they will bring him (or her) to the stage and give them a "Peasant of the year" award.

Or at least that's what happened when the Broadway cast was here in Chicago.
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No. Worst movie ever. The only thing that made it even worth watching was the rabbit scene,. and even that was bad.
Nee!

Worst Movie Ever ? It can't be that you don't see a lot of movies... (Note to self: Good idea for a thread.)

Life needs silliness. The movie does not have a serious purpose, it is merely entertainment. I won't blather that one must be sophisticated to understand British humour, but there is something to that. The point is the silliness of it all.

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Look up a movie released about 1980 called "The Dark". That was the worst movie ever.

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Worst movie ever.
NI!! NI!! NI!!!

I admire your restraint Adam, and I agree, he obviously has not seen any truly bad movies.
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