EPCOT Explorer
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Yep, saw it Friday. Great movie, I was impressed. Didn't read the books though...but I might.
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Yep, saw it Friday. Great movie, I was impressed. Didn't read the books though...but I might.
EPCOTPluto
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EPCOT Explorer
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No wonder it reminded me of HP 1. :lol:
Jasonflz
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:lol: You might want to refrain from doing that if you really love the movie.
EPCOT Explorer
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Jasonflz
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:lol:
Let's just say, don't even compare the movie and the book. (they are very different)
EPCOT Explorer
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Huh. I planned on reading them, now. :lol:
lisak09
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I thought this was an awful movie! Rented it because a colleague recommended it, last time i listen to him! Parts of it were fairly stomach turning too.
Jasonflz
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:lol: They are pretty good (at least the 1st one is) and I would highly recommend them.
Surprisingly, the books are alot less like HP than the movie is.
Jasonflz
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I have to HIGHLY disagree. I though it was great.
(and those stomach turning parts were well done)
EPCOT Explorer
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Interesting...I'll give it ago once I'm done with Cronkite.
Jasonflz
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Definitely.
SirGoofy
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District 9 is one of my top 5 favorite movies of all time!:sohappy:
Lee
Adventurer
Yeah, I'll probably see it just because I dig Shyamalan.
I care nothing at all about the cartoon aspect. If anything that is what is keeping me a bit less than excited about his new film.
Saw Shutter Island last weekend. Good flick. Not at all what you think it will be. Need to read that book. (For sure not gonna read that Percy stuff....)
Today saw Cop Out, mostly to support Kevin Smith. Not bad, some funny bits. Reminded me a lot of the buddy cop films of my youth.
EpcotServo
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Ughhhh...Please don't get me started on Avatar.
One of those classics of hey, "Hey! Let's make An Animes here in Uhhmerica!" and they fail to realize it isn't about the Animation Style. It's about Story, and quality, all of which Avatar lacks. It's one of the posers of the Animation world.
As for M. Night Shamalamalaman, Lady in the Water still stands as his BEST film. Which he sadly let down by following it with the downright horrid The Happening.
One of those classics of hey, "Hey! Let's make An Animes here in Uhhmerica!" and they fail to realize it isn't about the Animation Style. It's about Story, and quality, all of which Avatar lacks. It's one of the posers of the Animation world.
As for M. Night Shamalamalaman, Lady in the Water still stands as his BEST film. Which he sadly let down by following it with the downright horrid The Happening.
dxwwf3
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I think The Village and Unbreakable are definitely his best two films, but I liked Lady in the Water a lot more than most did. The Happening and The Sixth Sense are the only two of his movies that I didn't love.
With that said, I have zero interest in the "other" Avatar. I'll probably see it eventually because of the director, but I have zero expectations.
SirGoofy
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The Village!?
I thought that movie was by far one of his worst. I saw the "twist" coming about 10 minutes into the movie.:lol:
dxwwf3
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That's because you were looking for it. And there are really two major twists in that movie.
The film holds up incredibly well on repeat viewings to me as well, so it in no way is a film that is completely dependent on its twists.