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Post by rondette on Jul 8, 2004 18:25:03 GMT
Seriously, if you haven't seen these two films yet, go and get them from Ebay. They are genius. Basically puts the oh so Seventies family slap bang in the middle of mid-90's America. Cue unwitting Lesbians, schizophrenia, magic mushroom trips, incest (possibly) And hilariously camp dance routines. I think everybody should watch these films, and the sequel is even better.  Marcia (in the red and blue) is married to Ben Stiller and is the love interest in 'Zoolander' Jan (in the middle) has a little cameo in 'Sex and the city' as a snobby door girl (I think it is the episode when they go to LA (I think??) and Carrie shacks up with the house sitter bloke) Dunno about the creepy pigtail girl.....according to IMDB she has done voice overs on 'Hey Arnold!' but not much else. Anyway I digress. Go and watch it, you will love it. |
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Post by Snuff on Jul 9, 2004 10:39:17 GMT
How Bizzare. I just watched the first one on monday. I love it. It's just so patheticaly stupid it's hilarious. I love the sequel aswell. "George Glass?"
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Post by Poptastic! on Jul 20, 2004 20:50:45 GMT
I am obsessed with these films! They are both in my top 5 of all time. No-one else seems to understand my love for them so I am very pleased to see I am not the only one. All of the girls are scary, especially Jan in that picture.
Jessica
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Mike
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Post by Mike on Jul 21, 2004 0:51:14 GMT
I still haven't seen A Very Brady Sequel, but the first one is absolutely hysterical. The scene with RuPaul as the guidance counsellor cracks me up every time.
Yep, I'm really disproving the whole 'Mike has camp taste in films' thing here....
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Post by Poptastic! on Jul 26, 2004 23:08:23 GMT
Yep, I'm really disproving the whole 'Mike has camp taste in films' thing here.... At least you don't own my DVD collection. It ranges from Steps Gold to Get Over It and I am planning to buy the DVD of the brilliant Camp asap. It sounds like it would be your favourite film! Well, after A Very Brady Sequel which you must see at all costs. Jessica |
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Post by Scruffy on Jul 30, 2004 20:10:11 GMT
I thought the whole incest angle in number 2 was a tad dodge.
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Post by Smudge on Aug 1, 2004 1:01:19 GMT
The youngest Brady girl (Cindy?) looks so much like my mam's cousin's daughter Katy, it's untrue.
I loved these films as well. I used to think Christine Taylor was so cool.
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Post by Poptastic! on Aug 1, 2004 22:30:02 GMT
I told my Dad (who got me into the Brady movies) about Marcia being in Zoolander yesterday and it resulted in a big argument between him and his mum/my gran about which was better, the Brady Bunch or the Partridge Family. Perhaps if the Partridge family did a movie set in the present day then we would be able to find out for certain.
Jessica
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Post by Anna on Sept 11, 2004 13:37:24 GMT
I heart these too... I once got flowers and the card said 'from george glass'. Swept off my feet I was.
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