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[edit] A little POV, are we?
If an article nominally about a forgotten movie starring Roseanne is going to be turned into a "victims' rights" screed, the grammar could at least be a little better. The so called "plot" section tells nothing about the story exept opinion. Would somebody like to rewrite this that hasn't been watching a Lifetime Movies marathon for the last three days straight?
Oh, damn. That's harsh, but true. "Most perplexing movie of all time?" I heard it was rather... well, bad. And can a spoiler templatet be put on the page? That totally ruined the movie for me.
- Uh, are you sure you're talking about this movie? I never remember Roseanne being in it, and there's no summary on the current page. - JNighthawk 16:20, 12 February 2007 (UTC)