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[Eduku]

Originally Posted by LordVader

That would mean that you grew up just like Andy as well. You know, like when the first Toy Story came out, you were around his age and so on. Interesting.

Yup, same age as him when the first one came out.

Also, I did very nearly cry at the end. At least, my eyes were watering up to be sure. Then when we talked about it, my friends felt exactly the same. Srsly, super nostalgia and sadness at the end.

[sammysin]

Originally Posted by Eduku

Yup, same age as him when the first one came out.

Also, I did very nearly cry at the end. At least, my eyes were watering up to be sure. Then when we talked about it, my friends felt exactly the same. Srsly, super nostalgia and sadness at the end.

Aww man, never mind. People like Vader cry all the time, it's nothing to be ashamed of.

[Electric_Shaman]

Anyone here watch the remake of "The Crazies"? Just caught up on it, didn't get a chance to see it in the cinema (pirate streaming ehehe). It was okay, definitely worth checking out if you're into the Zombie sub-genre of film, as the ones depicted are generally far more intelligent and psychotic than your run of the mill brain eatin', cannibalistic zombies. Nice for a change, brings back that fear induced by the unknown of how the virus started and how exactly it's victims will respond to interaction.

It is a let down in the acting department though IMO, the characters struck me as completely 2D, the on-screen chemistry between any two characters was poor (such as the sheriff and his wife, or even the sheriff and his deputy). The cinematography didn't help, it was average, but nothing spectacular that you might have come to expect watching the Dead series or other such Zombie classics.
Might check out the original movie to see if it's any better, as the plot was fairly solid, as far as zombie movies are concerned.

[MidianGTX]

[ShadowsFall]

Wut bandwidth? Unlike movies, texts probably only takes a centimeter out of a mile lulz. And unlike a stop sign, which is supposed to stop trolls

[Brazilian Rider]

Originally Posted by The Bat Outta Hell

Sammysin are you shitting me? That movie was so hilariously bad. There was only like 3 action scenes, two of them being in complete darkness so you have no idea what's going on. Me and my friends were just dying of laughter the whole way through, with lines like

"Then I realized, being bad ain't so good"
"Looks like god got tired of all the bullshit"
"Shut the **** up you **** all you do is complain COMPLAIN COMPLAIN!!!"

Gabriel: Any last words?
Jeep: **** you

I actually really enjoyed Legion.

I recently saw "Vampires Suck" via an unidentifiable source, but it's actually not that bad. One of the better parody movies, even though the beginning was a lot better than the ending.

[Eduku]

I'm wondering what Sucker Punch is supposed to be about. Especially when there are dragons, World War soldiers, biplanes and giant samurai with chainguns included.


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[sammysin]

Regarding Sucker Punch, girls in tight uniform can never be a bad thing. <,<

[LordVader]

So... it has Samurai, gun-wielding guards, dogfights, and fire breathing dragons? They couldn't have put more action in there?

[Electric_Shaman]

Originally Posted by Eduku

I'm wondering what Sucker Punch is supposed to be about. Especially when there are dragons, World War soldiers, biplanes and giant samurai with chainguns included.

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It's set in the 1950's, it's about a girl in a mental institution who is trying to escape a lobotomy. But at some point the lines between her imagination and reality start to get blurred, hence the dragons and planes and samurais with chainguns.

Personally I'm pretty excited for it, I loved the Dawn remake and Watchmen, hope Snyder makes another good one