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<blockquote data-quote="darkshadows38" data-source="post: 171732" data-attributes="member: 19">what did you think of it? if i hadn&#039;t known it was a comedy before i saw it i would really have hated it and so i viewed it as a comedy which what it sadly is. Burton on purpose has said he made it that way to piss the fans off and it worked. which is why it&#039;s not one of his biggest hits and i get why too. as for what i watched? that would be an old classic &quot;Dead End&#039; From (1937) has any of you guys or gals seen it yet? it&#039;s the 1st film appearance of The Dead End Kids later morphed into the east side kids and again later renamed The Bowery Boysand when you watch it compared to the stuff they did much later on they look so damn young. hell Huntz Hall was like 16 when he filmed it in (1937) he was what 37 or 38 when he stopped played the role that&#039;s 21 years he was doing those roles (1937-1958) a good steady paycheck i think don&#039;t you my score 10/10</blockquote>

[QUOTE="darkshadows38, post: 171732, member: 19"] what did you think of it? if i hadn't known it was a comedy before i saw it i would really have hated it and so i viewed it as a comedy which what it sadly is. Burton on purpose has said he made it that way to piss the fans off and it worked. which is why it's not one of his biggest hits and i get why too. as for what i watched? that would be an old classic "Dead End' From (1937) has any of you guys or gals seen it yet? it's the 1st film appearance of The Dead End Kids later morphed into the east side kids and again later renamed The Bowery Boys and when you watch it compared to the stuff they did much later on they look so damn young. hell Huntz Hall was like 16 when he filmed it in (1937) he was what 37 or 38 when he stopped played the role that's 21 years he was doing those roles (1937-1958) a good steady paycheck i think don't you my score 10/10 [/QUOTE]

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