Posted by mazemaster on Sun Jun 20th at 2:16am 2004
Edit - Oh yeah, and it would have been the funniest thing ever if when Willian Shatner was talking to the kid whose actor also played the nerdy kid in galaxy quest, the kid said "yes captain" or something equivalent. It would have been totally out of context and yet totally funny. As it was a bunch of famous people had cameos, but they didn't make fun of them like they could have. [addsig]
Posted by Cash Car Star on Sun Jun 20th at 4:28am 2004
I've got nothing big against Jim Carrey, he's done some stuff I really enjoyed (The Truman Show, Dumb and Dumber, first Ace Ventura). He's also done some really stupid stuff. Me, Myself and Irene left me bewildered... it was just half-ass gross-out gags the whole way through. Didn't do anything for me.
On the other hand, I have seen tons of great movies with Ben Stiller. Sure, like Owen Wilson, he makes nice for the movie studios in such paint-by-numbers pictures like Along Came Polly, but then turn around and there's The Royal Tannenbaums or Zoolander or Mystery Men - something really unique comedically. "What is this? A center for ants? How can we be expected to teach children to learn how to read if they can't even fit inside the building? The centre has to be at least... three times bigger than this!" Terrific. I don't know how you could not like the guy.
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Posted by $loth on Sun Jun 20th at 8:21am 2004
saw a few films friday night:
Evolution... 7/10
The Guru... 8/10
The Ring [new version]... 8.5/10
and yesturday I saw Day After Tomorow: 9/10
and....
Oceans 11... 10/10 I liked this movie very much
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Posted by Orpheus on Sun Jun 20th at 1:42pm 2004
speaking of shatner.. his last commercial i saw about him being replaced as spokesperson for priceline.. that one made me piss myself laughing.. the look on his face was priceless..
"Hello Bill"
"Hello Leonard" 
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Posted by Orpheus on Mon Jun 21st at 1:00am 2004
just re-watched "Frequency"
definitely a 2 thumbs up flick ![]()
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Posted by Kage_Prototype on Mon Jun 21st at 3:35am 2004
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Posted by mazemaster on Mon Jun 21st at 7:31am 2004
Clint Eastwood + Alcatraz = win [addsig]
Posted by Orpheus on Mon Jun 21st at 11:17am 2004
| ? posted by mazemaster |
| Escape From Alcatraz. Clint Eastwood + Alcatraz = win |
that was on TV yesterday.. /me watched it.
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Posted by $loth on Thu Jun 24th at 2:57pm 2004
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Posted by Monqui on Thu Jun 24th at 3:45pm 2004
How To Kill Your Neighbors Dog is an awesome movie- I think it's pretty amusing, but it's actually got a bit of heart to it too.
Suicide Kings is a little older, but it's a great dark comedy starring Jay Mohr, Dennis Leary, and features Christopher Walken duct-taped to a chair for the majority of the film. The story-line is a bit weird, and has a fair bit of double-crossing going in it (some predictable, some not so much), but just watching these idiots trying to pull off a kidnapping is just hilarious. [addsig]
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Posted by Kage_Prototype on Thu Jun 24th at 3:47pm 2004
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Posted by Orpheus on Sun Jun 27th at 1:10am 2004
just rented "50,1st Dates"
4 thumbs up, with an "AAaaahhh factor" thrown in for good measure.
if you like chick-flicks.. i recommend this one.
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Posted by G.Ballblue on Sun Jun 27th at 1:40am 2004
Warning: Am about to recomend something that you guys are going to revolt in disgust over
A couple weeks ago, I watched 2 discs of "Neon Genesis Evangelion". By Orph's standards, I'd say 4 thumbs up. For anyone who prefers a slightly more serious tone to anime, yet doesn't want to watch something so serious that they don't even talk ((I'm not jokingg!!!)) then Evangelion is a good one. The show doesn't really pick up until Ep 5 though, so bare with it.
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Posted by Orpheus on Sun Jun 27th at 1:59am 2004
jinxy and crono are our local anime experts.. i'll wait till this one passes their filters 
dare i say it?? i don't watch many cartoo*thwacks*
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guess not..
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Posted by SumhObo on Sun Jun 27th at 2:03am 2004
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Posted by G.Ballblue on Sun Jun 27th at 2:09am 2004
| ? posted by SumhObo |
| The only anime I've ever really gotten into is Hellsing. Actually, I hated anime, until I saw what great use it was put to in Kill Bill vol 1. Now I have new respect for its use. |
I guess you could say that was anime... But I felt that scene was kinda stretching the limits of what anime actually was..
Kinda felt like something out of "Happy Tree Freinds"
/runs
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Posted by scary_jeff on Sun Jun 27th at 8:40am 2004
Posted by Crono on Sun Jun 27th at 9:17am 2004
I just got back from seeing Fahrenheit 9/11
Usually Moore is a blubbering, biased, spout of semi-fiction. Well it must be a cold day in hell, because this movie is straight-forward and fairly accurate with little, if any, twisting by Moore (unlike Bowling for Columbine).
See it ... there's some stuff about Oregon in it too that I didn't even know.
By the way, some of it is a bit squeamish. With very real and graphic footage from Iraq.
Personally, I feel much different when seeing and actual person killed as opposed to fake characters.
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Hellsing blows.
If you liked Kill Bill's anime (newbie) you'll probably like 'Blood: the last vampire'.
Try some manly anime and none of that 'semi-i-wish-i-could-watch-anime' anime
Try a heavy dose of 'Lain' and 'Boogiepop Phantom' ... they must be viewed in one night, it'd take about 6 hours, but if you don't, you'll get confused, especially with BP.
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