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For anyone interested, salon.com has a whole "snakes" theme going on today including stories about pythons eating alligators in florida and a review of the movie.
Diane L said:I've read that the audience in the theater makes all the difference...like someone at Rotten Tomatoes said, this just might be the new Rocky Horror Show, audience participation favorite!
There was almost no one in my theatre seeing it.Diane L said:I've read that the audience in the theater makes all the difference...like someone at Rotten Tomatoes said, this just might be the new Rocky Horror Show, audience participation favorite!
Bug said:There was almost no one in my theatre seeing it.
One dude behind my friend and I, and two people in the back, probably making out.
But I guess in the end 2 friends can make a damn good theatre atmosphere.
Maybe not for the guy behind us, though.
Kicked our seats all the way through.
Diane L said:I've read that the audience in the theater makes all the difference...like someone at Rotten Tomatoes said, this just might be the new Rocky Horror Show, audience participation favorite!
Queen Bee said:One of my friends watched it on opening night and loved the movie so much she dragged me to see it last night. The theatre packed with loud frat guys fully armed with rubber snakes. At one point it was hard to see the screen because everyone was throwing snakes everywhere. It was tons of fun. I don't think I would've enjoyed the movie if I had seen it with a small or quiet audience. Everyone counted down with the timer when it was shown. Three seconds before they snakes were unleashed everyone yelled "3, 2, 1... snaaakes!" And SLJ's famed line got a huge reaction as expected.
It's definitely an absurdly bad movie that knows it's bad and has fun with it. The ridiculous snake attacks and crowd's reactions to them was the best part.
inmyplace13 said:Samantha Bee just did a hilarious SoaP-inspired piece on the Daily Show. Youtubage when it becomes available, I'm sure.
It included a cameo by Sammy L.
Queen Bee said:One of my friends watched it on opening night and loved the movie so much she dragged me to see it last night. The theatre packed with loud frat guys fully armed with rubber snakes. At one point it was hard to see the screen because everyone was throwing snakes everywhere. It was tons of fun. I don't think I would've enjoyed the movie if I had seen it with a small or quiet audience. Everyone counted down with the timer when it was shown. Three seconds before they snakes were unleashed everyone yelled "3, 2, 1... snaaakes!" And SLJ's famed line got a huge reaction as expected.
It's definitely an absurdly bad movie that knows it's bad and has fun with it. The ridiculous snake attacks and crowd's reactions to them was the best part.
LemonMacPhisto said:
I just caught it, probably the greatest use of SLJ everr.