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Title: Has anyone seen the movie 2889?
Post by: loyal1 on September 21, 2004, 09:59:59 PM
Oh man, if this ain't a B-movie I don't know what is!  I watched it last night at like 3am.  It's about A-bomb survivers that are hunted down by telepathic cannibal mutants.  The make-up job just the most laughable thing you could imagine...but not the worst part of the movie by far.  I think for me, the worst part was the two "heros" were reminiscent of Ward and Wally Cleaver.   I was ready to hear, "Well, gee dad, it's probably best that we let the beave ride out this mutation thing so that we can figure out what makes them tic."

I have to say I did have a good laugh though, but unfortunately I fell asleep before the ending.
Title: Re: Has anyone seen the movie 2889?
Post by: The Burgomaster on September 22, 2004, 05:36:30 AM
This movie, IN THE YEAR 2889, was directed by the notorious "bad movie" director Larry Buchanan, who also brought us MARS NEEDS WOMEN.  I have never seen it, but you can bet that I'll buy it as soon as it comes out on DVD.

Title: Re: Has anyone seen the movie 2889?
Post by: Derf on September 22, 2004, 01:19:14 PM
Actually, this one is already available in a set called "Time-Travelers 4-movie Set." Deep Discount DVD has it for $6.

Title: Re: Has anyone seen the movie 2889?
Post by: The Burgomaster on September 23, 2004, 05:29:14 AM
Derf:

You're right!  In fact, I did some research and this movie is also available on two OTHER DVDs:

1.  On a double feature with Larry Buchanan's IT'S ALIVE (not to be confused with the Larry Cohen movie of the same name).

2.  On a double feature with THEY CAME FROM BEYOND SPACE.

What do I do now?

Title: Re: Has anyone seen the movie 2889?
Post by: Derf on September 24, 2004, 10:09:35 AM
The Burgomaster wrote:

>I did some research and this movie is
> also available on two OTHER DVDs:
>
> 1.  On a double feature with Larry Buchanan's IT'S ALIVE (not
> to be confused with the Larry Cohen movie of the same name).
>
> 2.  On a double feature with THEY CAME FROM BEYOND SPACE.
>
> What do I do now?
>

While the "Time Travelers" set is cheap, I can't say I highly recommend any of the movies in it. A couple are entertaining, including some really cheesy stop-action animation in "The Day Time Ended." It's worth $6 only because you couldn't rent 4 movies for that. I'm not familiar with "It's Alive" or "They Came from Beyond Space," so I'm not sure if either of those would be a better purchase than the "Time Travelers" set.