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Unread postby Kalah » 27 Dec 2007, 01:49

I also watched a movie called "Death at a funeral", which had some amusing elements but generally sucked. Alan Tudyk was great, however.
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Unread postby asandir » 27 Dec 2007, 02:14

just as a matter of interest, watching top gear now
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Unread postby Kalah » 28 Dec 2007, 02:04

Watching this guy Jeff Dunham on youtube. Do a search on him and you're guaranteed some laughs. Achmed rocks.
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Unread postby asandir » 28 Dec 2007, 02:56

he's alright, but I think David Strassman is better
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Unread postby ThunderTitan » 29 Dec 2007, 17:11

Kalah wrote:I also watched a movie called "Death at a funeral", which had some amusing elements but generally sucked.
I saw something like that for real... guy falls in the hole and the casket falls on top of him... now there's a weird way to go.
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Unread postby asandir » 30 Dec 2007, 03:26

didn't push the casket by any chance?
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Unread postby Elvin » 30 Dec 2007, 12:47

Saw the golden compass, very enjoyable. Interesting setting with a mix of fantasy and sci fi though some scenes are easy to predict. That bear reminded me of the whitebear riders in tote(:D) and okku from motb. Seriously voice and character was very similar though it wasn't as massive :) Nice cast, Kidman still looks amazing.
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Unread postby Corribus » 30 Dec 2007, 14:34

Elvin wrote:Saw the golden compass, very enjoyable. Interesting setting with a mix of fantasy and sci fi though some scenes are easy to predict. That bear reminded me of the whitebear riders in tote(:D) and okku from motb. Seriously voice and character was very similar though it wasn't as massive :) Nice cast, Kidman still looks amazing.
WHOA, Buddy.... isn't that movie supposed to be.... anti-christian??? :S
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Unread postby Ethric » 30 Dec 2007, 15:39

From what I read the other day, the movie isn't as anti-religious as the book it is based on. Haven't read the book nor seen the movie myself though, but I guess it would be harder to be successful with an anti-religious movie than a book. A book doesn't cost as much to make and can pick and choose an audience, as it were, whilst a full blown and costly pew pew/magic and fairies and flashy stuff movie would need a more general popularity to be considered a success.

Of course, anyone feeling an urge to start one of those religious topic flamefests would be wise to reconsider. I'm just saying, in a purely precautionary way.
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Unread postby Elvin » 30 Dec 2007, 17:02

Not really though there is an order that orders people around and calling some things heresy :) I don't see how this could be disturbing to some people unless they take it as an offense against organized religion.
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Unread postby Corribus » 30 Dec 2007, 17:43

I'm just saying - there have been probably hundreds of movies over the years that could be probably labeled "pro-Christian" but as soon as one comes out that is allegedly "pro-atheist" or "anti-christian", out come the picketers. :disagree:
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Unread postby Kalah » 30 Dec 2007, 17:57

This is news? I tend to ignore the screaming of these conservatives. It's not like they're using valid arguments anyway.
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Unread postby The Mad Dragon » 30 Dec 2007, 19:27

IMO, anyone that feels the need to protest against a book that's for the most part, FANTASY, needs to be dragged out into the street and shot.
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Unread postby Kalah » 30 Dec 2007, 19:40

Or ignored. I prefer ignored.
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Unread postby The Mad Dragon » 30 Dec 2007, 19:45

I prefer my option. Eliminates any future stuff they may hate on.
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Unread postby Kalah » 30 Dec 2007, 21:43

Got this 2-disc edition DVD of "Lord of War" for Christmas. I was just about to see it. I've seen it before, and I liked it, but here's the thing. There were lots of trailers and commercials before the feature started. I don't buy DVDs with that sh!t on, so I'm returning this one...
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Unread postby Omega_Destroyer » 30 Dec 2007, 22:13

That seems to be happening more and more with dvds lately, much to my dismay.
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Unread postby Ethric » 30 Dec 2007, 22:28

Kalah wrote:Got this 2-disc edition DVD of "Lord of War" for Christmas. I was just about to see it. I've seen it before, and I liked it, but here's the thing. There were lots of trailers and commercials before the feature started. I don't buy DVDs with that sh!t on, so I'm returning this one...
Damn straight. PAY for advertising? Pull the other one, it's booby trapped.
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Unread postby asandir » 30 Dec 2007, 23:18

I like trailers, but I also like to be able to skip straight to the menu as well, if you can't that's when I get annoyed
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Unread postby Kalah » 30 Dec 2007, 23:44

Return item. Return, I say!
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