More chick flick than dive movie, but that's ok with me. Nothing wrong with a little T&A IMO. actually I would like to see them both.
Are you going to see "Into the Blue" Release Date July 15, 2005?
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Mrs.Prages
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DO you think they are actually going to open in WV on true opening dates though?
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It doesn't look like Deep blue will be available in Canada.
Guess I'm stuck with Into the Blue.
Guess I'm stuck with Into the Blue.
Rick Murchison:
You gotta be on SB for a long time before someone calls something tripe (a search revealed that its only happened a few times here...) What a perfect description of this crapola.
Only in summer would a film like this come out. Well, out until the credits roll, then its off to DVD.
Someone conceived it, someone pitched it, someone approved it, someone paid for it.
Oy.
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Ken
MoonWrasse
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I'll wait until Netflix has it before I watch it.
Mrs.Prages:
No reason why they should............it has never happened before. The good thing about living in WV is that .................... darn, forgot what it was again. I hate when that happens.
Rick Murchison:
I saw it in Japan last summer. You absolutely don't want to miss it.
Word of advice, though, there are a few fairy gruesome sequences so you might not want to take little kids or overly sensitive pre-teens/teens.
Mo2vation:
Y'know, there's actually a restaurant in downtown Hollywood, FL that serves tripe stew. I picked it up off the buffet, thinking it was clam chowder. Ate half a bowlful before I learned differently.
I guess that's kinda the way these dive films work for nondivers. It looks like something you'll like, but ends up being less satisfying.
(Not that I'm knocking T&A films, indie films, etc. Actually, I don't watch much TV at all, but I love movies, even bad ones, so I usually try to look for redeeming features. I did miss Spring Break Shark Attack though...)
Guess that means that I'll be watching both of them. Maybe I can find a double feature!
No problemo!Lil' Irish Temper:I'm ok with that
DaFireMedic
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"Deep Blue" looks good. I would like to see it.
"Into The Blue" looks like Baywatch on the big screen. I won't be seeing it.
"Into The Blue" looks like Baywatch on the big screen. I won't be seeing it.
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