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- Why Him ? (2016)
Why that? :p
Not enough people read the EU.
Last movie seen — Page 494
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- Batman: Mask of the Phantasm (1993) – 9/10
- First Men in the Moon (1964) – 7/10
- Midnight Ride (1990) – 5/10
- Justice League: The New Frontier (2008) – 8/10
- The Hunger (1983) – 8/10
- Roadgames (1981) – 8/10
- The City (1977) – 5/10
- Felix the Cat: The Movie (1988) – 5/10
- Anguish (1987) – 9/10
- Pluto’s Judgement Day (1935) – 8/10
Did you spot something familiar in First Men In The Moon? 😉
I recall seeing those spacesuits somewhere before. 😉
And where did you get a copy of the Felix The Cat movie?
A generous soul put it up on YouTube.
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I saw Thor: Ragnarok. Pretty good.
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And all this time I thought the Soviets had nothing of value to offer the world. . . .
So… You’re not into art, design or movies?
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Typical Canadian.
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And all this time I thought the Soviets had nothing of value to offer the world. . . .
So… You’re not into art, design or movies?
I’m not into Marxism or its derivatives.
Anyway, hyperbolic statement, was hyperbolic Anyway.
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And all this time I thought the Soviets had nothing of value to offer the world. . . .
So… You’re not into art, design or movies?
I’m not into Marxism or its derivatives.
Anyway, hyperbolic statement, was hyperbolic Anyway.
That’s a crucial (constraining) factor, actually. Both ways.
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Thor: Ragnarok (2017)
Wow! I knew this was going to be special but I had no idea. Absolutely LOVED IT! I’d have to say this is my favorite Marvel film now. Taika Waititi knocked it out of the park!
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Thor: Ragnarok (2017)
Wow! I knew this was going to be special but I had no idea. Absolutely LOVED IT! I’d have to say this is my favorite Marvel film now. Taika Waititi knocked it out of the park!
Hum… interesting. I really liked the previous Waititi movies, might give this Marvel a try then.
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I lost all interest in ever seeing that when I saw the trailer with hulk in it. Dont care how well it’s pulled off, nothing will ever sell this ridiculous concept to me.
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Yes, for there is truly nothing more ridiculous in this world and in this franchise than putting Hulk in a Thor movie.
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I don’t think he’s sayin’ that Hulk’s being in the movie is a problem, but rather the scenes with him in the trailer look silly.
Could be wrong.
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Yes, for there is truly nothing more ridiculous in this world and in this franchise than putting Hulk in a Thor movie.
What if they put Hulk in The English Patient?
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Yes, for there is truly nothing more ridiculous in this world and in this franchise than putting Hulk in a Thor movie.
What if they put Hulk in The English Patient?
Maybe I’d actually enjoy it.
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I don’t think he’s sayin’ that Hulk’s being in the movie is a problem, but rather the scenes with him in the trailer look silly.
Could be wrong.
Nope, I’m saying hulk being on the movie is the problem. Lol
Not necessarily *a* problem, but it’s my problem. Lol
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Huh. I’m actually curious why you feel that way. I got no interest in the movie, but the Hulk has been a part of that world for decades.
Would you have interest in seeing it if the Hulk wasn’t in?
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The Hulk has been part of The English Patient world for decades?
Guess I need to see that movie after all.
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I trust Elaine’s judgement enough to not bother with the English Patient.
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Lol.
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Huh. I’m actually curious why you feel that way. I got no interest in the movie, but the Hulk has been a part of that world for decades.
Would you have interest in seeing it if the Hulk wasn’t in?
Yes. I like the whole Norse thing. Obviously it’s all silly and fictional, and maybe it plays better in the comics, and I haven’t seen the second movie, but I liked the first one and having something like the hulk in it just sounds like it would totally change the vibe into something I wouldn’t go to thor to get.
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Lol.
Have you ever seen Sack Lunch? It’s a really funny movie.
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Huh. I’m actually curious why you feel that way. I got no interest in the movie, but the Hulk has been a part of that world for decades.
Would you have interest in seeing it if the Hulk wasn’t in?Yes. I like the whole Norse thing. Obviously it’s all silly and fictional, and maybe it plays better in the comics, and I haven’t seen the second movie, but I liked the first one and having something like the hulk in it just sounds like it would totally change the vibe into something I wouldn’t go to thor to get.
The second Thor was quite forgettable.
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Not everything can be as epic as MLP.
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Huh. I’m actually curious why you feel that way. I got no interest in the movie, but the Hulk has been a part of that world for decades.
Would you have interest in seeing it if the Hulk wasn’t in?Yes. I like the whole Norse thing. Obviously it’s all silly and fictional, and maybe it plays better in the comics, and I haven’t seen the second movie, but I liked the first one and having something like the hulk in it just sounds like it would totally change the vibe into something I wouldn’t go to thor to get.
The second Thor was quite forgettable.
Yes. If they didn’t change the vibe for this one, I wouldn’t be all that interested.
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Yeah but adding in something like the hulk in a movie about Norse gods doesn’t seem to be the answer to me. I mean I’m not saying it’s objectively bad but it’s just not for me.