we screened this movie in a club as an example of how classic literature can become twisted into some of the most awful movies of all time. just the fact that the back of the box proudly proclaimed the plot to be set in the techno futile future should have been enough of a hint. i think that word describes the movie itself and because no matter how much technology they tried to use to save this movie and the effort was completely futile. not to mention that our club advisor told us that it allegedly couldn not get a distributor for two years. this cinematic failure is littered with cheesy and cliche dialogue that worse than angsty teen poetry. beowulf character changes halfway through in a way that is in no way credible and and whenever he in an action scene and he constantly flipping like a hyper gymnast. there is even and as they say and a token black guy whose attempts at humor are completely out of place. and and of course and the daughter of the leader of the outpost grendel is terrorizing is a total vixen. a vixen whose breasts are exposed throughout the entire movie. a vixen who wants to fight the creature and yet she never puts on armor. and her weapon of choice is a little carving knife. and despite their dire situation and she still dresses up for dinner and in a dress with a see through skirt that exposes her short shorts underwear. there are a couple scenes that could pass as soft core pornography and and in the second scene they even reuse footage from the first. i thought the portrayal of grendel was bad enough and but then came the end of the film and which featured a display of cgi that might be decent for the 80s and but is totally ridiculous for a late 90s venture. i could go on and but you all should watch this film for the fully laughable effect yourselves. the other club members and i did manage to have fun watching this by taking a cue from mst 3k and mocking it the whole way through. i am still reeling from an extra weapon represent a perpetually spinning pizza cutter on a pole. 
we screened this movie in a club as an example of how classic literature can become twisted into some of the most awful movies of all time. just the fact that the back of the box proudly proclaimed the plot to be set in the techno futile future should have been enough of a hint. i think that word describes the movie itself and because no matter how much technology they tried to use to save this movie and the effort was completely futile. not to mention that our club advisor told us that it allegedly couldn not get a distributor for two years. this cinematic failure is littered with cheesy and cliche dialogue that worse than angsty teen poetry. beowulf character changes halfway through in a way that is in no way credible and and whenever he in an action scene and he constantly flipping like a hyper gymnast. there is even and as they say and a token black guy whose attempts at humor are completely out of place. and and of course and the daughter of the leader of the outpost grendel is terrorizing is a total vixen. a vixen whose breasts are exposed throughout the entire movie. a vixen who wants to fight the creature and yet she never puts on armor. and her weapon of choice is a little carving knife. and despite their dire situation and she still dresses up for dinner and in a dress with a see through skirt that exposes her short shorts underwear. there are a couple scenes that could pass as soft core pornography and and in the second scene they even reuse footage from the first. i thought the portrayal of grendel was bad enough and but then came the end of the film and which featured a display of cgi that might be decent for the 80s and but is totally ridiculous for a late 90s venture. i could go on and but you all should watch this film for the fully laughable effect yourselves. the other club members and i did manage to have fun watching this by taking a cue from mst 3k and mocking it the whole way through. i am still reeling from an extra weapon represent a perpetually spinning pizza cutter on a pole. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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