A Thread For Bold Claims
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That is actually a defensible position.
That is actually a defensible position.[/QUOTE]
Definitely. You can debate its quality left and right, but you can't debate its influence on Hollywood. For the better or for the worse.
Now that IS a bold claim, sir.
Close, but Lucas Invented the Merchandising movie segment.
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Close, but Lucas Invented the Merchandising movie segment.[/QUOTE]
These statements are not mutually exclusive.
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Terminator 2's plot sucked.
"Sky Net will never be built!"
John Connor should have started disappearing,
"Sky Net will never be built!"
John Connor should have started disappearing,
Huh. Y'know, people criticize T3 for taking the main story point of T2 and stomping on it, but looking at it your way, T3 actually justifies an enormous, gaping plothole in T2 that everybody always just willingly overlooks.
I refuse to watch any pre 70's movie if it's in black and white.
Which might explain my movie taste (yes, Charlie, I still say Transformers was awesome). I've tried to watch old black and white movies and I can't do it. It's as painful as sitting in biology class listening to a lecture. On an unrelated note I've never watched any of the Godfather movies either.
Which might explain my movie taste (yes, Charlie, I still say Transformers was awesome). I've tried to watch old black and white movies and I can't do it. It's as painful as sitting in biology class listening to a lecture. On an unrelated note I've never watched any of the Godfather movies either.
That sounds about right.
Huh. Y'know, people criticize T3 for taking the main story point of T2 and stomping on it, but looking at it your way, T3 actually justifies an enormous, gaping plothole in T2 that everybody always just willingly overlooks.[/QUOTE]
As funny and useless it can be to discuss plotholes on time travel stories, didn't actually T2 totally interfere with everything Kyle Reese told Sarah in T1?
I haven't seen the movies in ages and never saw another after T2, but didn't he tell her the machine had been destroyed after he went through and it's only him and the T800?
I didn't realize that the third Daniel Craig film had been suspended indefinitely (at least according to wiki). bummer.
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I have to ask...why Batman Forever?[/QUOTE]
Carrey and Tommy Lee Jones give perfect performances for the type of movie Batman Forever is. It's the spiritual sequel to Batman The Movie. Nicole Kidman is still my favorite Batman/Wayne love interest out of every movie. The movie is just hilarious.
Also: Kiss from a Rose is one of my favorite songs of all time.
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Shia LeBeouf Makes every movie better.[/QUOTE]
y'all trollin?[/QUOTE]
I respect your opinion, and I suppose I technically have to agree that Jones and Carrey gave performances commensurate with the movie. However, for a Batman fan, it (and the original movie) are like making a campy version of The Diary of Anne Frank.
Huh. Y'know, people criticize T3 for taking the main story point of T2 and stomping on it, but looking at it your way, T3 actually justifies an enormous, gaping plothole in T2 that everybody always just willingly overlooks.[/QUOTE]
As funny and useless it can be to discuss plotholes on time travel stories, didn't actually T2 totally interfere with everything Kyle Reese told Sarah in T1?
I haven't seen the movies in ages and never saw another after T2, but didn't he tell her the machine had been destroyed after he went through and it's only him and the T800?[/QUOTE]
four words can explain that away. "They built another"
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Quintin Terantino makes B rated movies on a Blockbuster budget, and the B movies tend to be better
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Watchmen was ok.
Are you talking about the movie or graphic novel?
Both ended the same way, a red-headed slob picks up Rorschach's journal.
I think he's more referring to the climax.
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Stephen King stories are entertaining to read
Are you talking about the movie or graphic novel?[/QUOTE]
The comic book.
The movie sucked balls and actually removed everything that was good about the comic.
Are you talking about the movie or graphic novel?[/QUOTE]
The comic book.
The movie sucked balls and actually removed everything that was good about the comic.[/QUOTE]
Here, the phrase "Everything good" is used to describe a giant tentacle alien monster created by a team of kidnapped cloning scientists and effects artists.
In a comic that is attempting to place superheroes in the real world as opposed to those gimicky ones inhabited by Superman and the Avengers.
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