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And guess what channel it's on! Something about Hurrican Andrew and it looks like Sunset Beach cut in with archive footage from some storms and stuff. It was made by NBC (who must have owned the footage) and, get this, is actually filmed in wreckage from the aftermath of Hurricane Andrew! I mean, how tasteless can you get!? It "stars" Ted Wass as some sort of reporter, although I don't really care what he does. His screen presence is non-existant. The best bit was when a reporter was meant to be at an airport (clearly a carpark outside the NBC studios) where the President was landing. He goes "Look" and points and it cuts to really dodgy archive footage of Bill Clinton getting off a plane. Hilarious. Oh yeah, a load of people died, were made homeless/injured, but that doesn't seem to bother NBC. The only saving grace for the victims is that NBC probably spent more on the film than they made back off it. Ha!
GnomeKiller wrote:
> I never could figure out why the weird father was behind every door
> that someone opened.
They were cardboard cut-outs.
> I never could figure out why the weird father was behind every door
> that someone opened.
They were cardboard cut-outs.
Ahhh, the days when Sunset Beach was on Channel 5. The wobbling walls, the awful plots and that stupid mother.
I never could figure out why the weird father was behind every door that someone opened.
I never could figure out why the weird father was behind every door that someone opened.
Sounds like another crtappy made for TV film 'based on a true story'.
THEY is so lame
I'll tell you what the worst movie in the cinema is at the moment. Changing Lanes, so boring! At least a fly landed in the middle of the screen so I had something interesting to watch.
And guess what channel it's on! Something about Hurrican Andrew and it looks like Sunset Beach cut in with archive footage from some storms and stuff. It was made by NBC (who must have owned the footage) and, get this, is actually filmed in wreckage from the aftermath of Hurricane Andrew! I mean, how tasteless can you get!? It "stars" Ted Wass as some sort of reporter, although I don't really care what he does. His screen presence is non-existant. The best bit was when a reporter was meant to be at an airport (clearly a carpark outside the NBC studios) where the President was landing. He goes "Look" and points and it cuts to really dodgy archive footage of Bill Clinton getting off a plane. Hilarious. Oh yeah, a load of people died, were made homeless/injured, but that doesn't seem to bother NBC. The only saving grace for the victims is that NBC probably spent more on the film than they made back off it. Ha!