Comments on: Watched WaterWorld http://alex.mamchenkov.net/2005/05/18/watched-waterworld/ ... mammoth cave ... Tue, 06 Jan 2009 11:16:50 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Alexander Mamchenkov http://alex.mamchenkov.net/2005/05/18/watched-waterworld/#comment-37895 Alexander Mamchenkov Tue, 22 Jul 2008 07:22:22 +0000 http://alex.mamtchenkov.net/2005/05/18/watched-waterworld/#comment-37895 The whole story assumes a kind of a fiction, so I just couldn't watch it seriously ) The whole story assumes a kind of a fiction, so I just couldn’t watch it seriously )

]]> By: glenn http://alex.mamchenkov.net/2005/05/18/watched-waterworld/#comment-37875 glenn Mon, 21 Jul 2008 15:32:29 +0000 http://alex.mamtchenkov.net/2005/05/18/watched-waterworld/#comment-37875 WaterWorld had its faults (like all of that fresh steel used to build the floating "atoll"- in salt water? I don't think so...!!)(like the wizard with that massive telescope... he wouldn't be able to see ANYTHING AT ALL with it bobbing up and down constantly!) (like the airship-balloon...-that was about 20 times too small to begin with...that ACTUALLY drifted over the single speck of Dry Land -try to calculate those odds!) If you viewed it with a critical eye it was mostly impossible... BUT if you viewed it like it was a comic-book with comic-book heroes and villians it was good. There were great action sequences, it was funny, there was human interest, and I loved that boat. WaterWorld had its faults
(like all of that fresh steel used to build the floating “atoll”- in salt water? I don’t think so…!!)(like the wizard with that massive telescope… he wouldn’t be able to see ANYTHING AT ALL with it bobbing up and down constantly!)
(like the airship-balloon…-that was about 20 times too small to begin with…that ACTUALLY drifted over the single speck of Dry Land -try to calculate those odds!)
If you viewed it with a critical eye it was mostly impossible…
BUT if you viewed it like it was a comic-book with comic-book heroes and villians it was good. There were great action sequences, it was funny, there was human interest, and I loved that boat.

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