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I knew five minutes after the monster made his appearance where his was going. But when I saw the beginning credits, I said "oh my god, Bruce Boxlightner, Walter Koenig (from Star Trek). Gil Gerard (from Buck Rogers, and he's almost unrecognizable), then I saw John Callahan who used to star on my favorite Soap, All My Childen. Put on a few pounds but he can still act. Then there was Veronica Hamill. too bad I didn't sick around to see her in the film. I bailed out 20 minutes into he film. It was THAT bad. Never did see William Katt (from Perry Mason, and The Greates American Hero).

All these stars and one lousy film. I hope hey got their paycheck.

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I have just viewed this MASTERPIECE!!! And believe me, I am being sarcastic. When you pay $10 or more to view a movie, first of all, you do not want hand held shaky cameras. You are sitting in a movie theater, and you want a visual experience. What the hell is the matter with producers and film editors?? That they can produce such a stupid, (believe me, all the excitement is in the trailers), and non-eventful movie?? Yeah, there's a monster. How long to you see the monster?? For about one minute. And the visual of the little monsters and the big monsters, well, it's not clear. It's not like Godzilla, WHERE YOU SAW THE MONSTER!!! This movie teased us first with the trailers and promos. Then, with the promise that this would be a great film. Maybe it's a great film for teenyboppers, and little kids.

But I bet the parents of those teenyboppers and little kids will just sit there and get sea-sick from all the shaky camera work.

And yes, it's exactly like the Blair Witch movie.

This movie opened with $41 million dollars. I bet it's all downhill from now on, when word of this movie goes on.

Shame on the company that put out this piece of trash.

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