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Show posts MenuQuote from: Bo' Rai Cho;652357I don't see what everyone's problem with Pirates of the Caribbean was. I thought it was pretty rad.
Quote from: SlurpeeClock;639500Black Christmas (2006) - 3 out of whatever.
I think, in the absense of entertainment, my brain begins searching for some, because I found myself laughing when nothing was funny. Like when the guy's eyes kept appearing in the bathroom floor. It was like 'wtf is he doing looking lmao'
Hate this dumb movie.
Quote from: Pumpkin;620167I purchased Bully and Viva Pinata a couple of weeks before wii came out then when I got my Wii last month it came with Zelda TP and Monkey Ball Banana Blitz. Then they had some deal at Target where I get a $20 gift card if i buy 3 games, so I got Happy Feet for my girlfriend, Red Steel and DBZ Tenkaichi 2.
and now I dont see any games Im looking foward to untill SSBB. Woe is me.
Quote from: Adrenaline;623702I saw Little Miss Sunshine, I won't rate it because that seems more and more pointless, but it was very good. Very funny characters and dialogue, and despite the dark humor it was still a nice movie with people you cared for and it makes you appreciate family.
Quote from: FolderClock;614207No no no, not at all.
2001 had a detectable and entertaining plot until the last 20 minutes or so, making the better part of the movie understandable. Casino Royale, on the other hand, had very little plot detectable until the last third of the movie. For example, I could completely understand what occured in 2001 UP UNTIL Dave reached the monolith in orbit of Jupiter, but I couldn't find a major plot in Casino Royale up until midway through the poker game, and even then it seemed to totally cancel out the first half of the movie before he arrived. Casino Royale also seemed to be padded out with action sequences and classic bond love scenes. Don't get me wrong, I know this is typically the Bond formula, but from what I've seen in earlier Bond movies, this padding seemed irrelevant to the plot, or just because they hadn't revealed enough about it in the earlier part of the movie. Maybe I'm just judging in on prior experience in bond, maybe I just prefer science fiction. You can't change my opinion.
EDIT: Plus, in 2001 any parts that would confuse you early on would be revealed as significant later in the movie, rather than in bond, (I didn't seem to catch) the majority of plot details seemed to be left out.
Maybe it's because I saw Casino with a large group of people.

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Quote from: Predator"The Butterfly Effect"
An underated gem, this film was an extremely good entry into the science fiction/fantasy drama. It takes an out-there premise and sturs it in with incredible acting and plot developement. I found it a compeling and disturbing film. I really didn't expect this type of role from someone like Ashton Kutcher. I also like the hidden references in the film. Evan Trebron is a play on "Event Reborn".
Just for nerds, the title of this film references the short story, The Sound of Thunder, where people go back in time to hunt dinosaurs. One of the characters kills a butterfly, which somehow has disastorous effects on the future.
I give this movie and excelent 9/10
Quote from: PistolSee I don't think he's that bad a director but he is a pretty awful writer.