This ("women in silly clothes with lots of gratuitous violence") was how Valerie Irons (Pamela Anderson) described a "movie" being made... obviously making fun of her own show. Truly, I always disliked Pam Anderson and have never really seen anything she's been in, but sometimes I am up very late and "V.I.P." is the only thing on. I expected to hate it, but instead found myself laughing at her [Pam Anderson's] antics. She is much funnier than I ever gave her credit for, and she, with this show, is really just making fun of herself. Who knew Ms. Anderson could be self-deprecating? This is not a show I would set my VCR to record, but if it's on and you're up, GO FOR IT! It's mindless, it's silly, but it can also be downright funny. Plus, it's great eye-candy. :-)
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Armageddon
(1998)
Not The Best
14 April 2000
So it's not the best-written movie; it's got plot-holes, factual errors, lots of little goofs and things that we know just won't happen, like fire without oxygen.... and I REALLY disliked that Animal Cracker Scene (if you had, for all you knew, one last evening to spend with the love of your life, would you be playing with animal crackers?).... HOWEVER.... I have to admit, I just really enjoyed the movie. I always like Bruce Willis' witty repartee (yes, I know that's a redundant statement). He always seems to play some kind of cowboy with a smart-ass remark for everything, but to me, his lines seem less contrived in action movies than say, someone like Arnold Schwarzenegger. Enough about that. I liked the dialogue. I liked all the action. I liked seeing things get blown up. Even though I pretty much knew what was going to happen, there were still a lot of suspenseful scenes. So, yes, it was another "America Saves the World" plot, but dagnabbit, I'm an American, and I thought it was a lot of fun. :-)
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