I saw the New Star Trek Trailer when I went to see QUANTUM OF SOLACE
and I thought it was hot! I haven't paid to see a first run Trek
movie since THE VOYAGE HOME but I am now hyped to see Abrams' movie on
the big screen.
~rave!
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I am highly enamored of your calorie load. Healthy eating has almost
become as oppressive as fundamentalist religion. There remains few
things as satisfying as the applied overindulgence in delicious
comfort food.
~rave!
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I ate
I rented the Spiderwick Chronicles to watch with my daughter and niece
and I was pleasantly surprised. I really enjoyed it. Can't say the
same for either fantastic four. I found them both to be extremely
mediocre. However, I did enjoy the Hulk better than the first one-
particularly now that he
I rented three DVDs for the holiday. The Protector with Tony Jaa, for the
massive a$$-whup count (I'll neve rlook at a flight of stairs in quite the same
way again), Cowboy Bebop: The Movie and Volume One of Invader Zim, for the
ep Bad, Bad Rubber Piggy (proof that time travel can be a
Keith, my niece went to see it as well, and complained that Bond's only line
seemed to be, I'm going to kill you now. She wants her money back.
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This weekend I watched Trans-Siberian which I kept seeing at the video store
and kept passing up. It wasn't what I expected, if I expected anything. It
started slow, especially with Ben Kingsley showing up at the beginning then not
again until an hour into the movie. It wasn't my favorite, but
It was great seeing the trailer in the theatre this weekend. This being a Bond
flick, a large portion of the audience where I saw it was over 50. So I smiled
when the scene started with a 20th Century sports car running from the police.
I knew no one had a clue what was going on. When the cop's
Funny! I take the tact of eating very well most of the time, with indulgences
on the weekends. I try, for example, to forego ice cream until the weekends.
Same for things like hamburgers, fries, etc. Typically it's one or two bad
meals on the weekends, maybe a breakfast with pancakes, real
LOL! It really did lack the spy part of a spy movie. Lots of action, but little
suspense or intrigue. No sneaking around corners, card games where guys in
tuxes shoot knowing looks at each other as the tension builds. No slow, cool
mack-daddy seduction of women. If you saw the Bond flick with
I've heard people wax ecstatic over Wall-E. Is it as good as all that? I've
heard it's even better than The Incredibles, which I loved. True? I'm
looking forward to revisiting Kung Fu Panda again. Caught me off guard by how
good it was. Really impressive visuals, colors, and fight scenes, and
I enjoyed Wall-E. I don't know about the hype but it was beautfiul and
emotionally developed. I don't know about better than the Incredibles but it
had some awe inspiring moments, many of them at the very beginning of the
film. I also really enjoyed Kung Fu Panda.
Grayson Reyes-Cole
I'll probably rent it on pay-per-view, and if i love it, buy it next year. I'm
most excited about buying The Dark Knight DVD when it drops next week...
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I enjoyed Wall-E. I don't know about the hype but it
I haven't seen it yet, but you can be assured I will see it as soon as it's out
on DVD. I didn't see The Dark Knight in the theaters because, to be honest, I
was worried about the Joker. I knew the take on it was dark, and I'm fine with
dark, but the Joker has always had a special villain place
My brother-in-law had a copy of Ironman, so I can finally take it off my
Netflix list. It was ok. A boy movie, as I suspected. It was enjoyable.
Not as much as this year's edition of Batman, but since I wasn't familiar with
the comic at all, it had the advantage of novelty.
Marian
I loved it, and I'm a thirty-year-old chick. :) Guess it just depends on
your tastes.
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That's funny! I am also a thirty year old chick (plus 2) and I loved
it. And my mother who is a fifty year old chick (plus 1) also loved
it!
LOL... back to the cave now,
Aubrey
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I loved it, and I'm a
Ah, but I liked the Batman movie. I think that one just gave me more
emotional involvement. Story-wise, I can't say that there was much
character development in either. The protagonists' character is the
same at the end as it was in the beginning.
I'd have to think a minute to give you an
I disagree on two points.
1) He finally wised up--or is starting to, at least--that the woman of his
dreams is underneath his nose while he's been playing around with all of the
bimbos.
2) He realized making weapons and supporting war is wrong, and started using
his technology to help people
You don't think the realization Bruce reached in Dark Knight--that he might
be bringing out as many nuts as he puts away--and his fear he would have to be
as dark as those he fights doesn't mean character growth? I saw it as a
potential for the much-discussed which is the real person and which
I think that the 1st movie did that. At the beginning of the movie, we
understand that he may have even changed his behavior by hanging up
his cape for awhile.
Then the learning process is gone through again in order to justify a
new movie. There are more losses to pound the lesson into his
1. But what does he do about it? His appreciation is implied, but
never demonstrated. That's why it a boy movie and not a man movie.
He never makes the next step.
2. Yeah, he realizes that making weapons is wrong. In order to
correct his error, he makes more weapons. I realize that within
I believe it drops next Tuesday, December 9. Check this release list from DVD
Talk website:
http://www.dvdtalk.com/reviews/bargain.php
I really don't know how to describe the Joker character to you. I haven't
followed Batman the way i have characters like Spider-Man and Superman over the
I have a slightly different view. The point of Dark Knight is that Bruce is
still thinking the Bat can inspire people, and that he can basically put on the
costume like a 9 to 5. But he comes to realize that he may be a danger to
people, and that he can, if he lets himself go, fall into the
Hi SciFiNoir Family. This is a reminder to add your name to our group map that
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Hey Hey, I've been super busy working two jobs trying to make ends meet since I
lost my skate shop back in September. I finally had a day off on Thanksgiving
and I caught, Let The Right One In. I could simplify it and say it's Vampire
love story that takes place in Sweden but that would not
Well, as I said I found Dark Knight to be a better movie. The
characters were given true pain to deal with. If they can find
something new to explore in the character, I'm willing to listen.
I thought about why I am leery...it's too easy to think of a sequel.
A bigger and badder villain, a
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