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Iron Sky!!
Who doesn't love a movie about Nazis hiding for 60 years in a secret base on the dark side of the moon?!?!
I enjoyed the Iron Sky, but couldn't make it more than 15 minutes into the sequel.
You're missing out on dinosaurs with friggin lasers on their heads fighting Nazis on the moon.
While I agree, I'll note that the sequel called for significantly more intoxication compared to the first.
I'm impressed you could take your eyes off of it.
When I see it, there were important things I needed to do, but I had to accept that those things were going to have to wait.
"Eine Beförderungsplattform für duale ultra-schwere relativistische kinetische Atomhaubitzen" made my day, back then, ...
That whole movie was so bad that it became awesome.
Love it. The sequel is even more whacky.
That was the point. It was supposed to be bad. It never tried to be good.
That was the point. It was supposed to be bad. It never tried to be good.