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DEBBIE ROCHON TROMEO AND JULIET MOVIE
Pretty well don't think the movie is for anyone. This isn't to say it's their worst movie, but it's not really a film for everyone. Now that I'm older and have more sense I see past the crap that they fill their movies with. I guess I added their films to my list because I was trying to revisit my childhood as they were outrageous and I was young an innocent. I don't know, I guess I grew up past Troma films when I was like 12. The way they "tip their hat" at Shakespeare is rather rude, having his image and name used for a "band". It's interesting how they threw in some incestuous feelings even though that belongs in another piece. The story I guess remains intact, it's just the journey they take to get there is a bit.off the original track. I mean it's an interesting take on the Shakespearean classic. I know I shouldn't expect much from a "Troma" film but still. For some reason I keep watching utter rubbish films.
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