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TV's Frink said:

I was just pointing out the really dumb formatting in the post above mine.

        I'm trying to keep up with the kids and their TextSpeak.

        I go for concision and saliency over conventional constructs because I'm not a goose stepping grammarian conformist.

        I could plead for understanding, in consideration of my U.S. public education...

        ...but, essentialy, the English language IS MY WHIPPING POST!!!! BUAAAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!! >8-D

        IIIIIIIIII am the POTTTTTERRRRRR!!!!!!  The language is MMMMYYYYYYY CLLLLAAAAAAAAYYYYYYYYYY!!!!!  MMMUUUUUUAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHA!!!! >8-D

       

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thejediknighthusezni said:

TV's Frink said:

I was just pointing out the really dumb formatting in the post above mine.

        I'm trying to keep up with the kids and their TextSpeak.

 What the hell are you talking about?  Kids don't indent when texting.

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Luckily I saw Mad Max first, so Road Warrior didn't spoil my first impression of the film. I just didn't care for Beyond Thunderdome, but I did like the visual style. The Road Warrior has been my favorite for years. I'm planning to see Fury Road within the next few days if I can. Me and some others have made plans.

"The other versions will disappear. Even the 35 million tapes of Star Wars out there won’t last more than 30 or 40 years. A hundred years from now, the only version of the movie that anyone will remember will be the DVD version [of the Special Edition], and you’ll be able to project it on a 20’ by 40’ screen with perfect quality. I think it’s the director’s prerogative, not the studio’s to go back and reinvent a movie." - George Lucas

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TV's Frink said:

thejediknighthusezni said:

TV's Frink said:

I was just pointing out the really dumb formatting in the post above mine.

        I'm trying to keep up with the kids and their TextSpeak.

 What the hell are you talking about?  Kids don't indent when texting.

 Nor do they capitalize or make any effort to spell things correctly.

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I was not a fan of The Babadook. I really thought they were setting up for a nice twist. All the pieces were there but they didn't follow through with any of them and ended on a meh note.

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Tobar said:

I was not a fan of The Babadook. I really thought they were setting up for a nice twist. All the pieces were there but they didn't follow through with any of them and ended on a meh note.

 Which, given all the knots filmmakers twist themselves into these days trying to make the perfect twist, made the ending refreshing in my eyes.

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Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines (2003)

What the hell. Talk about the most retconned film franchise of all time; it makes even the retconning in the prequels look mild in comparison. Why piss all over the final lines of T2?

"'The Future is not set, there is no fate but what we make for ourselves'? Flush it down the toilet! We have to make a sequel somehow! Moneyz!"

I guess that's somewhat understandable - you want to make a sequel, but you can't, so you cheat and you make that clear from the start - but by the end of the movie, at least change the final message back to its original, positive meaningWhat a creative way to piss people off. "Judgment Day is inevitable, you guys...we'll make the most of it!"

Also: worst groaner jokes I've seen and heard all year. It felt like it was missing a laugh track. 

1.3 out of 5 CGI gravestones.

I can't imagine Genisys going over well.

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Son of Rambow (2007)

Yes, Rambow. It's a coming of age story about two kids who are inspired to make a sequel to "First Blood" after they pirate the movie on vhs.

I heartily recommend it. I laughed and I cried.

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^Love "Son of Rambow".

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I once watched Rainbow. It was basically Rambo as a hippy. I do not recommend it. I never knew you could do that with a ring before seeing that show!

K. Let’s have this ride.

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Mondess122 said:

What the hell. Talk about the most retconned film franchise of all time; it makes even the retconning in the prequels look mild in comparison. Why piss all over the final lines of T2?

"'The Future is not set, there is no fate but what we make for ourselves'? Flush it down the toilet! We have to make a sequel somehow! Moneyz!"

I can't imagine Genisys going over well.

 Erm, you know they changed the original ending to make it open for sequels....

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Tobar said:

Mondess122 said:

What the hell. Talk about the most retconned film franchise of all time; it makes even the retconning in the prequels look mild in comparison. Why piss all over the final lines of T2?

"'The Future is not set, there is no fate but what we make for ourselves'? Flush it down the toilet! We have to make a sequel somehow! Moneyz!"

I can't imagine Genisys going over well.

 Erm, you know they changed the original ending to make it open for sequels....

 Erm, no? Sure, they made the ending open-ended so you can pick your own conclusion, but it never flat-out stated "Oh yeah, Judgment Day will still happen". I always thought Judgment Day had been prevented from happening. That open ending was ruined by T3.

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For anyone looking for an improved T3...

 I don't know, I don't think this is a fixable turd. You can remove all the groaner jokes and change the ending a bit, but you're still stuck with shitty CGI and acting. People seem to like Uncanny Antman's version a lot though, so I might give it a shot some day.

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Mondess122 said:

Tobar said:

 Erm, you know they changed the original ending to make it open for sequels....

 Erm, no? Sure, they made the ending open-ended so you can pick your own conclusion, but it never flat-out stated "Oh yeah, Judgment Day will still happen".

I assumed all possibility of Judgement day had been melted in that furnace at the end of T2. I also assumed that original playground ending hadn't been used simply because it looked like a piece of sh*t ;-)

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Ryan McAvoy said:

Mondess122 said:

Tobar said:

 Erm, you know they changed the original ending to make it open for sequels....

 Erm, no? Sure, they made the ending open-ended so you can pick your own conclusion, but it never flat-out stated "Oh yeah, Judgment Day will still happen".

I assumed all possibility of Judgement day had been melted in that furnace at the end of T2. I also assumed that original playground ending hadn't been used simply because it looked like a piece of sh*t ;-)

Exactly. Cyberdyne got destroyed, the basis for Skynet got destroyed, both Terminators got destroyed. I don't see how they would build Skynet from the ground up again, yet they somehow did in T3 - which got never explained. Truly lazy writing.

And yeah, future Sarah Connor sure looks creepy.

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You guys are so funny. Look, the entire Terminator franchise is a paradox. If Judgment Day really was prevented at the end of T2, then John Connor should have done some BTTF fade out of existence trick. And don't get me started on who John's father was in the first timeline...

Not that I'm saying the Termy flicks after Part Deux didn't shit all over the franchise. I mean goddamn, have you seen that ridiculous Genisys trailer? I'm still waiting for them to say "JUST KIDDING! Here's the real movie."

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Searching for perfect logic in a time travel film? Good luck with that. :P

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Getting mad about sequels made for a cash grab? Let me know how that goes for you.

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Aren't sequels - in most cases - by definition cash grabs?

Guess we can't get that mad about the prequels anymore, you guise.

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Tobar said:

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 But that's a reporter asking if there will ever be a sequel. That's not the same as the filmmakers deliberately changing the ending so that there will be room for sequels, which I don't think was their intention to begin with - unless someone has a source which states otherwise.

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darth_ender said:

We watch Elmo's World every day.

 Maybe we should revise that we/us rule. I watched Vampire Vixen Babe Chicks last night. You don't speak for us all.