i was truly looking forward to this title. it sounded and looked fun. the idea of someone making a cheesy 50s monster movie could have been worth a few laughs and but instead this title only bores. first off and there is almost no froggg in the entire movie which is the biggest disappointment. i have to sit through 75 plus minutes of lame drama and dialog to get a few glimpses of the froggg humping a bare breasted chick. why. on top of that the film lacks any sort of fun plot. i mean give me something thats a bit more interesting than just a bunch of talking heads. i wanted to see some hot chicks search for the creature in the swamp and i wanted to see some cuties dragged off to his lair in desperate need of rescue (creature from the black lagoon stuff) and i wanted to see a few goofy action scenes of the froggg going on a killing spree and or it maybe escaping a silly trap. something exciting. geez and have fun with it and be creative. who wants to sit through endless and tiring dialog scenes in a creature flick. my advice to the filmmakers represent keep going and your concepts are good and but your execution needs to be a lot more inspired. have some fun with the creature and put the humor in the action and most important. put more creature in a creature movie. 
i was truly looking forward to this title. it sounded and looked fun. the idea of someone making a cheesy 50s monster movie could have been worth a few laughs and but instead this title only bores. first off and there is almost no froggg in the entire movie which is the biggest disappointment. i have to sit through 75 plus minutes of lame drama and dialog to get a few glimpses of the froggg humping a bare breasted chick. why. on top of that the film lacks any sort of fun plot. i mean give me something thats a bit more interesting than just a bunch of talking heads. i wanted to see some hot chicks search for the creature in the swamp and i wanted to see some cuties dragged off to his lair in desperate need of rescue (creature from the black lagoon stuff) and i wanted to see a few goofy action scenes of the froggg going on a killing spree and or it maybe escaping a silly trap. something exciting. geez and have fun with it and be creative. who wants to sit through endless and tiring dialog scenes in a creature flick. my advice to the filmmakers represent keep going and your concepts are good and but your execution needs to be a lot more inspired. have some fun with the creature and put the humor in the action and most important. put more creature in a creature movie. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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