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Ed Wood
Cast
Johnny Depp, Martin Landau, Sarah Jessica Parker, Patricia Arquette View AllCrew
Tim Burton (Director), Scott Alexander (Screenplay), Larry Karaszewski (Screenplay) View All
Release: Sep. 27th, 1994
Runtime: 2 hours, 7 minutes
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Ed Wood
This review was going to be on the Movie Tab thread but my write up seemed too long to be wasted there so I'm putting it here.
****. I can watch this film over and over and never really tire o...
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Elijah Wood: Any good ones?
I thought with LOTR coming out...we should refresh our memories...and see what it is we like about Wood. I voted for The War and The Ice Storm. He has a couple new movies coming out after LOTR. Chain ...
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Ed Wood DVD(recalled) is worth???
Dear fellow readers,
ed wood dvd released feb 4 2004 is recalled from the selves cause of a stupid mistake like someguy forgot to sign the release form or something. Anyways i checked Amazon and th...
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Uwe Boll is Worse then Ed Wood
Uwe Boll is the director of the craptastic video game based movies
he so far directed House of the Dead and Alone in the Dark in america.
Horrible Horrible Horrible movies.
The Dialogue is sill...
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Dog Star Man
[i]Ed Wood[/i] has become a personal comedy to me. There are probably other comedies I find more enjoyable, but this is the one that really sticks with me..
JayDee
And while it's not a constant laugh right I do find the film to be terrifically funny at times, especially in the moments were Landau's Legosi loses his cool The film is fairly minimal when it comes to plot, meandering through Wood's resume of films one after the other; culminating with Wood's opus....
Citizen Rules
Back when I first seen Ed Wood (1994), I then watched the DVD box set of Wood's movies, The Ed Wood Collection - A Salute to Incompetence, I hate that title but it was a great set with Ed's most inspired films.
