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It wasn’t what I refer to as “high-brow” sci-fi, Xeno, but it was okay. My wife and I saw it as the first part of the double feature at our local drive-in. (Naturally, it preceded Harry Potter 7b.) We prepared ourselves to endure what reviews said was terrible — at the best, we expected that to entertain ourselves we’d have to resort to giving it the MST3K treatment — but it wasn’t so horrible. Just an average movie, mostly action. Maybe having low expectations helped us enjoy it. Don’t get me wrong, though… it’s NOT worth the price of regular theater admission. The drive-in is a double feature for $6 a head… so for $3, it was okay.
“Even the venerable New York Times found an 1873 sighting of a flying serpent UFO fit to print.” Going through issues of a midwest newspaper published at about the same time, I also read about “flying serpents.” But, they weren’t Unidentified Flying Objects. They were living serpents with wings that flew, according to witness accounts.
It wasn’t what I refer to as “high-brow” sci-fi, Xeno, but it was okay. My wife and I saw it as the first part of the double feature at our local drive-in. (Naturally, it preceded Harry Potter 7b.) We prepared ourselves to endure what reviews said was terrible — at the best, we expected that to entertain ourselves we’d have to resort to giving it the MST3K treatment — but it wasn’t so horrible. Just an average movie, mostly action. Maybe having low expectations helped us enjoy it. Don’t get me wrong, though… it’s NOT worth the price of regular theater admission. The drive-in is a double feature for $6 a head… so for $3, it was okay.
Thanks for the heads up. I’ll check out the drive in option here in Sacramento.
“Even the venerable New York Times found an 1873 sighting of a flying serpent UFO fit to print.” Going through issues of a midwest newspaper published at about the same time, I also read about “flying serpents.” But, they weren’t Unidentified Flying Objects. They were living serpents with wings that flew, according to witness accounts.