Horizon is The Biggest Gamble of Kevin Costner’s Career
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Water World?
That's quite high on the "so bad it's good" scale, though, or isn't it?
I thought that movie was so fucking cool as a kid.
It's a weird movie. It's bad, but it's not bad. It's disappointing but also cool. I think most people would throw a 7/10 at it, but they'd tell everyone 4/10.
It's not even that bad. Try watching The Postman.
Say what you want but that movie delivered.
Username checks out ;)
I like how the hero is not just a reluctant hero in that one but kind of a parasitic man-baby lol.
Take out Dennis Hopper and the movie is just bad. It has neat ideas but rarely are they executed well. Dennis at least knew what kind of movie he was making.
Part 1, of 4, is three hours long.
It’s actually a safe bet that I won’t watch it.
When it lands on streaming, the network will probably try to figure out how to break up the 12 hours into 12 episodes.