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All Star Wars (nerd party; starting at 11 AM, Episode I + Episode II, eating lunch, going to the cinema at 5 PM, watching Episode III... again, coming back, watching Episodes IV, V and VI, now PLEASE can I join the spiffy nerd club?)

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I just watched Mystery Men. That was quite hilarious.

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I hated that movie. I mean, come on!! Wizards and witches walking around in NORMAL CLOTHES. =O
You know that can't do every single little detail Harry Potter fanatics want, they're going to cut out a few things, I mean honestly.
Might just be me, but I find the clothing less of a fanticism issue and more of a request for continuity. They wore their proper robes in the previous two movies. In the third, they did not.
They wore normal clothes after class did they not? Well, that's perfectly normal.

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You know that can't do every single little detail Harry Potter fanatics want, they're going to cut out a few things, I mean honestly.
Might just be me, but I find the clothing less of a fanticism issue and more of a request for continuity. They wore their proper robes in the previous two movies. In the third, they did not.
They wore normal clothes after class did they not? Well, that's perfectly normal.
Did they? Not very fond of the movies, and while I read the books, I tend to miss details. I guess I just always pictured them in their robes, and remembered them usually being in them in the first two movies. Ah well. ^_^


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All Star Wars (nerd party; starting at 11 AM, Episode I + Episode II, eating lunch, going to the cinema at 5 PM, watching Episode III... again, coming back, watching Episodes IV, V and VI, now PLEASE can I join the spiffy nerd club?)

Meh, Star Wars ownz :P
You, my kind sir, are my HERO!

But the movie a watched recently was Fantastic 4 and well...



It was soooooooo cool. I would go in to detail but well i dont think it would fit.

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MyleneFarmer wrote:
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Might just be me, but I find the clothing less of a fanticism issue and more of a request for continuity. They wore their proper robes in the previous two movies. In the third, they did not.
They wore normal clothes after class did they not? Well, that's perfectly normal.
Did they? Not very fond of the movies, and while I read the books, I tend to miss details. I guess I just always pictured them in their robes, and remembered them usually being in them in the first two movies. Ah well. ^_^
Yup, they did. Remember when Hermione punched Malfoy? That was when they were wearing normal clothes.

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The Hot Chick

I think it's hilarious :roflol: I love the part when he/she is trying to pee standing up.. OMG that was too funny.


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The Stepford Wives. Wow that was a stupid movie. Even the great Walken couldn't save that one.

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I think it's hilarious :roflol: I love the part when he/she is trying to pee standing up.. OMG that was too funny.
I love that movie. He was like,

"He is going to have a BF!"

That movie was full of funny antics.

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I think it's hilarious :roflol: I love the part when he/she is trying to pee standing up.. OMG that was too funny.
I love that movie. He was like,

"He is going to have a BF!"

That movie was full of funny antics.
You might be thinking of White Chicks with the Wayans brothers.... love that movie as well.
Hot Chick is the one with Rob Shnieder or however you spell his name :P


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The Butterfly Effect.

I have great respect for Ashton Kutcher, after seeing him in such a dramatic role.

An original and outstanding movie with such a dramatic ending, it left me spellbound.

If you watch this on DVD and have special features, listen to the commentary. It provides a very good insight to all the small details of the movie, which played such an important part in getting the whole "mood" of the movie across.


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The Brothers Grimm

Personally... I found the movie to be a big mess.
The story went everywhere.
You couldn't understand half of what was being said by the "french" characters.
And the jokes... uuuugh. Some of them were sort of funny, but then the others...
I dunno what it was... they just weren't executed right. They didn't have any timing to them.
It's like one of those moments would happen and then a minute afterwards it left you wondering if you should've laughed there or not.
I dunno.. it's hard to explain.

The director or writers or whoever must've seriously lacked a sense of humor or something.

The movie could've been really great. It has a really interesting idea... but the movie was just BAD.


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Shollia wrote:
The Brothers Grimm

Personally... I found the movie to be a big mess.
The story went everywhere.
You couldn't understand half of what was being said by the "french" characters.
And the jokes... uuuugh. Some of them were sort of funny, but then the others...
I dunno what it was... they just weren't executed right. They didn't have any timing to them.
It's like one of those moments would happen and then a minute afterwards it left you wondering if you should've laughed there or not.
I dunno.. it's hard to explain.

The director or writers or whoever must've seriously lacked a sense of humor or something.

The movie could've been really great. It has a really interesting idea... but the movie was just BAD.
It's a shame that the director is Terry Gilliam, a member Monty Python. But anyways, yeah the movie's been getting horrible reviews everywhere. A recurring complaint is that "the movie doesn't know what it's supposed to be: a horror flick, a comedy, or an action picture."

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The Thomas Crown Affair- the newer one.

*yawns*

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Just saw the 40 Year Old Virgin again. Highly recommended! :D

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