andyofne
Joined Sep 2002
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I didn't watch this in 2004 when people were still angry about the show not being on the air any longer.
It's now 2015 and Ed O'Neill, Christina Applegate and Katey Sagal have all gone on to do great shows and movies. People should be over the whole "I can't believe they canceled Married with Children!!!" thing.
The show was on the air for 11 years. Few shows last that long and when they do they tend to start losing their fan base and become hard to watch.
I was overseas in the Navy when the show came out so I was always behind the curve when it came to watching the show. When it was available to us, it was a year or two old and we wouldn't necessarily have the opportunity to see the whole season.
And while this was by no means an in depth behind the scenes show it was still fun to watch and hear the former cast members relive their experiences from the show.
I still love watch MWC re-runs on TV when I'm channel surfing and I thoroughly enjoyed watching the show (which can be found on a popular free streaming site) and would recommend it to any fans who haven't seen it.
It's now 2015 and Ed O'Neill, Christina Applegate and Katey Sagal have all gone on to do great shows and movies. People should be over the whole "I can't believe they canceled Married with Children!!!" thing.
The show was on the air for 11 years. Few shows last that long and when they do they tend to start losing their fan base and become hard to watch.
I was overseas in the Navy when the show came out so I was always behind the curve when it came to watching the show. When it was available to us, it was a year or two old and we wouldn't necessarily have the opportunity to see the whole season.
And while this was by no means an in depth behind the scenes show it was still fun to watch and hear the former cast members relive their experiences from the show.
I still love watch MWC re-runs on TV when I'm channel surfing and I thoroughly enjoyed watching the show (which can be found on a popular free streaming site) and would recommend it to any fans who haven't seen it.
I was a big fan as a kid growing up the 70s so I know I would have watched this when it aired on TV. But I missed out on this... very bad production... I was living overseas in the Navy watching old episodes of Air Wolf and Knight Rider, I suppose. I'm kinda glad I missed out on this.
Something silly I picked up on... the villains drive one of those monstrous station wagons (that were finally fading in popularity not long after 1987) and after Steve Austin rolls the first one (and Jamie kicked out the passenger door) the bad guys go out and get the exact model/color car as a replacement. Either that or they had it repaired mighty fast.
Sometimes it's best to put a show to bed and leave it alone. This was one of those times.
I do agree with the person who wrote about the music. What were they thinking?
Oh, and, Brian Cranston was in this show. I didn't even recognize him.
Something silly I picked up on... the villains drive one of those monstrous station wagons (that were finally fading in popularity not long after 1987) and after Steve Austin rolls the first one (and Jamie kicked out the passenger door) the bad guys go out and get the exact model/color car as a replacement. Either that or they had it repaired mighty fast.
Sometimes it's best to put a show to bed and leave it alone. This was one of those times.
I do agree with the person who wrote about the music. What were they thinking?
Oh, and, Brian Cranston was in this show. I didn't even recognize him.
I knew from the moment I saw the word Asylum that the Da Vinci Treasure was going to be a crap fest and so on that account I was not disappointed.
It would be unethical of me to say that I actually watched the entire film; so, having said that, please take my criticism with a grain of rock salt.
This movie was so bad it put me to sleep twice. I woke up the first time in Chapter 3 on the DVD and reversed back to Chapter 1 where I nodded off. The second time I awakened as the credits were rolling and I did not bother going back to watch the closing chapter.
I think the thing that annoyed me the most about this film was the special effect sound they would play when they wanted to show you something seemingly significant. The only benefit this had was that it would force me to open my eyes and focus on the scene for another 8 to 12 seconds.
Far from being a rip off of the this year's similarly titled big screen release, The Da Vinci Code (based on Dan Brown's novel), the Da Vinci Treasure seemed to flow more like 2004's National Treasure.
Despite the similarities to National Treasure this movie was filled with poorly delivered lines, cheesy 'special effects' and crappy sets. The whole thing had a very high school film class look and feel to it.
I feel dumber for having actually paid to watch this film.
It would be unethical of me to say that I actually watched the entire film; so, having said that, please take my criticism with a grain of rock salt.
This movie was so bad it put me to sleep twice. I woke up the first time in Chapter 3 on the DVD and reversed back to Chapter 1 where I nodded off. The second time I awakened as the credits were rolling and I did not bother going back to watch the closing chapter.
I think the thing that annoyed me the most about this film was the special effect sound they would play when they wanted to show you something seemingly significant. The only benefit this had was that it would force me to open my eyes and focus on the scene for another 8 to 12 seconds.
Far from being a rip off of the this year's similarly titled big screen release, The Da Vinci Code (based on Dan Brown's novel), the Da Vinci Treasure seemed to flow more like 2004's National Treasure.
Despite the similarities to National Treasure this movie was filled with poorly delivered lines, cheesy 'special effects' and crappy sets. The whole thing had a very high school film class look and feel to it.
I feel dumber for having actually paid to watch this film.
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