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Best comment I've seen on that stupid trailer, and its getting LOADED with dislikes(for good reason)

Gotta love that Hunter x Hunter avatar

If there is at least one good thing to come out of this, it's that more and more people are discovering what we could've gotten instead of pure, unadulterated, executive dreck.

(12-23-2016, 07:41 PM)Space Jockey Wrote: [ -> ]Star Wars actress Carrie Fisher 'suffers heart attack'

I really, REALLY hope she makes it out of this okay.

(12-23-2016, 07:53 PM)retr0pia75 Wrote: [ -> ]

(12-23-2016, 07:41 PM)Space Jockey Wrote: [ -> ]Star Wars actress Carrie Fisher 'suffers heart attack'

I really, REALLY hope she makes it out of this okay.

According to her brother, she's in stable condition.

Just an FYI that Netflix has Tokyo Godfathers. Even if you're not into anime, please watch it! It's a great movie for the holidays!

So i watched Zoolander this morning. Pretty good movie. The movie's main characters did great jobs, and had good charisma between them, there were tons of other actors putting in small bits. There were some truly funny moments, moments I found much funnier than I thought the film would be.

Speaking of Zoolander, how is it the sequel that came out the past year? It is any good?

EDIT: the moment that made me laugh the hardest was the scene referencing "2001: A Spacetime Oddisey". Why? I dunno ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

SPLIT. I just watched "Split" tonight and I loved it. A man kidnaps three teenagers and they must deal with many of his 23 personalities. 2 hours and I was never bored

The ending gives a reference to "Unbreakable" and apparently takes place in the same city.

Easily one of my favorite two movies by M. Night Shamalayan.

I might go on Surfs Up 2.
Why?
As me going trough the cast,I exploded.
Reason? Cast
What? 

Anyone planning on seeing the lego batman movie?

(02-09-2017, 07:12 PM)CLXcool Wrote: [ -> ]Anyone planning on seeing the lego batman movie?

You bet I am. Ninjago too.

This looks interesting and the trailer really doesn't spoil anything for once. However... I'll be disappointed if it isn't a monster and winds up being something like a mental illness. I've really been into having an actual creature causing problems or a mix of that and psychological like The Babadook.

So today I watched "The man who knew too much (1956 version)". I liked it, it was a pretty good 50's thriller.

The film has a very potent degree of paranoia about it, and it manages to hold this all the way through. Aditionally, James Stewart (the actor who plays the protagonist) manages to convey all the courage, conviction and heartbreak of a man that has lost his child and would do anything to get him back brilliantly. In fact, that's one of the best things about this film; you are really able to feel for the couple's loss throughout and that serves in making it all the more thrilling.