Olivia Newton-John, Pop Singer and ‘Grease’ Star, Dies at 73

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  • Nickdfresh
    SUPER MODERATOR

    • Oct 2004
    • 49125

    #16
    Originally posted by Terry
    Agreed 100%.

    Exactly why I like it.
    Like a fatal car accident, you can't take your eyes off it...
    Last edited by Nickdfresh; 08-11-2022, 01:28 PM.

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    • Nickdfresh
      SUPER MODERATOR

      • Oct 2004
      • 49125

      #17
      Originally posted by twonabomber
      Applies to most maladies.
      Like polio, diphtheria? Small pox?

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      • Terry
        TOASTMASTER GENERAL
        • Jan 2004
        • 11951

        #18
        Originally posted by Nickdfresh
        Like a fatal car accident, you can't take your eyes off it...
        Eh...

        These days, I tend to look away from fatal car accidents when I pass by them.

        100% with being unable to take my eyes off Grease 2, far as bad movies go. As every scene unfolds, the viewer is...er...'treated' to one bad decision after another on the part of the filmmakers. From casting two leads in a musical who can neither sing nor dance, to casting the majority of the secondary characters with actors/actresses who could neither sing nor dance (you know you are in trouble when the one cast member who can sort of sing and dance is Adrian Zmed, who sounds like Pavarotti and moves like Astaire when compared to his Grease 2 co-stars), to having the score chock full of tunes which are only memorable in terms of ineptness, to having all the onscreen comedic attempts fall flat to having all the dramatic moments induce laughter...

        Oh, as a bad movie enthusiast even back before the term was coined, Grease 2 was and remains a gift that keeps giving.
        Scramby eggs and bacon.

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