Battlefield Earth Review - Ebert & Roeper

This month, Battlefield Earth, the big budget flop based on the novel by Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard, won the Razzie for "Worst Movie of the Decade." So let's revisit Ebert & Roeper's 10-year-old review.
mxxconsays...

>> ^BoneyD:

Was it not known at the time that Travolta was a member of the church? I wonder why they didn't draw any conclusions from that.
or probably didn't realize yet that Scientology is such a cooky cult

therealblankmansays...

I read the book when I was maybe 11 or 12 years old- I absolutely loved it. I tried to re-read it in my twenties- oh my God it was horrible- mindless, idiotic, poorly written, terrible dialogue... just couldn't get more than a few pages into it. It was like it was written for idiots and 11 year old children. Kind of like that cult Hubbard invented.

The movie sucked hard, but I'm kind of with @marinara with this one- so bad it's enjoyable on some level or other.

Gabe_bsays...

Watch The Riff Track!

Anyway, god bless it was so bad. Imagine the world we might be living in if BE was the movie of the decade and Gladiator was a stinking pile of garbage.

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