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How we did our part to end the world.

The idea was simple.  The last time our collected websites worked together, we all did the same movie.

It was too much of a good thing.

This time, we were smart.  We all did different movies.

For our theme, we considered the end of the world angst for the eve of the year 2000.  Please note that some of the movies we selected for our selves weren't too bad.

And now, a few words from the Magnificent Seven 
(Websites, that is)

Reviewer
Home Site

Title

Preview

Alan and Rob
Oh, the Humanity!
The Day the Earth Caught Fire (1961) The Earth hurtles closer to the sun! Mankind faces its last desperate hours! Sales of Speed Stick up 7000%!
Deluge (1933) While the announcements continue, various scenes of model boats floating in swimming pools are cut between flashes of a radio announcer. Point 1: there is a flood. Check. Point 2: model boats cannot withstand the flood. Check
Nathan Shumate
B-Movie Mailing List
Image of the Beast (1983) Then we get various plagues -- fire from heaven, metallic locusts, bloody water -- while our heroes try to evade UNITE's Believers Underground Movement Squad (or, as Elizabeth instantly says on hearing the name, "BUMS"). 
Ken Begg
Jabootu's Bad Movie Dimension
Robot Monster (1953) Meanwhile, the Great One begins to rant.  “Human elements still roam planet Earth,” he complains.  “I, the ruler of all Ro-Mans, shall complete your task, Earth Ro-Man!  I shall release our Cosmic Q Rays!”  At this, lighting appears superimposed across the skies.  “Which will free prehistoric reptiles to devour whatever remains of life!”
Andrew Borntreger
Badmovies.org
Last Days of Man on Earth (1974) Stuff To Watch For:
51 mins-Godzilla should come tromping out of the water about now.
Dr. Freex
The Bad Movie Report
Doomsday Machine (1967) When the Earth finally does blow up (a rapid cut from a flashing globe to a brief fireball), our actors are called upon to emote.
Liz
And You Call Yourself a Scientist!
On the Beach (1959) "Who would ever have believed that human beings would be stupid enough to blow themselves off the face of the earth...?"
Apostic
B-Notes
Holocaust 2000 (1978) Then he explains his reasoning; the great holocaust will purify everything.  (Hey, works for me.  For one thing, it’d wipe out the collected works of Jim Carrey.)
 

 






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