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They have certainly brought some freshness to off-topic.

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Rampage.

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I have no reaction.

doubleofive said:

greenpenguino and Ziggy Stardust are the best things to happen to this forum this year.

Thank you, thank you.

I was originally sent in to replace Frink, but...

Oh wait, shouldn't have told you guys that.

greenpenguino said:

TV's Frink said:

Shouldn't you two just splitscreen already?

YOU STAY OUT OF THIS!!!

My most hated movies

 

1. Raiders of the Lost Ark, NAZI'S AS BAD GUYS?? WHAT IS THIS? THE 1800s?? AND THERE ISN'T ENOUFF CGI. MY FAVE BIT THO WAS WHEN THATY TRUCK FELL OFF USING THA CGI. YTHAT PROBABLY FIT BETTER WITH GEORGE'S VISION!

2. Star Wars, OK, NEEDS MOAR CGI AND FLIPS IN LIGHTSABER FIGHTS.!!!!1!! IT'S NOT BLUE ENOUGH AS WELL, HOPE TEH COLLARS R FIXED IN THA BLU-RAI!

3. Blade Runner. BBBBBBBBBBBBBBOOOOOOOOORRRRRRRRRIIIIIIINNNNNGGG!!!!

AND WHAT'S UP WITH THE RIP-OFF OF COURASCANT?????? RIDLEY SCOTT IS STEELLING FROOM GEORGE'S VISION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Bring it mothafucka!

2010 sux bcuz it haz plot!!!!!!!!!1111111111!!!

aND cgi is for peeps in diapers!!!!!!!!

AND DOCTER WOO IS NOT AMERICAN!

GO OVERCONFIDENT SUPERPOWER!!!!

Ziggy Stardust said:

I was originally sent in to replace Frink, but...

Bingowings said:

...should we survive the massive increase in solar flare activity.

So much doom and gloom from this one!

TheBoost said:

"The Music Man."

One of my all time favs. Made my wife watch it. She dug it to, so we can stay married.

When you say, "The Music Man" you better not be talking about a film starring Mathew Broderick... because then I am not sure if we could stay married.

I get made fun of because I like musicals... and The Music Man is one of my favorites. My Fair Lady is another really awesome musical (stems from my interest in linguistics and dialects, I think) that I haven't seen in a really long time... wonder if it is on netflix instant watch...

Tangled

greenpenguino said:

Double standards

YOU ARE STILL USING IT WRONG.

I actually sort of enjoyed watching the show with my wife for a while.

*secret shame*

bkev said:

Sex and the City... What's worse is that... I enjoyed it. HELP!

I'm sorry, pal. It is going to be okay, I am here to help you.

*draws side arm*

Close your eyes, this will only hurt for a second...

Raiders Of The Lost Ark, this is my first time seeing it in in HD and WOW it looks amazing. Certain scenes had a faint blue line down the screen, is this on the dvd version also?. 

Anchorhead said:

I'd never seen the thing before.  Man - I was floored at the cheese level.  It was cheese at a Top Gun, Point Break level. How do actors bring themselves to even speak those lines?  Every moment was full-on, overly dramatic, shake your head in disbelief at the corny dialogue cheese.

"Let's kick the tires and light the fires"

It was like a train wreck.  I couldn't look away.  Unbelievably bad.

I'd watch it again just for the cheese factor.

Memories, the only film I have ever shouted at in a theater.

The First Lady had already had her death scene and somehow she managed to get another one...I got up and shouted (and I'm not proud of it but I couldn't contain myself at the time) "Hurry up and die already!" , and got a round of applause.

I know I shouldn't have and there would have been at least one person who had paid to see that film, who had the experience ruined by my outburst so I wouldn't do anything like that again (there again I wouldn't imagine myself doing it before it happened so who knows).

RedFive said:

CP3S said:

bkev said:

Sex and the City... What's worse is that... I enjoyed it. HELP!

Look at the rabbits, Lennie, just look down on that farm over there...

But the show was on HBO, so I'm sure it had some redeemable qualities, but still I don't see myself watching an episode any time soon.

Oh man! Between your Steinbeck reference and that other guy going on and on about Orwell... I am in a minor state of euphoria here! I think you can see what I do with some of that free time I save by not watching TV... ;) 

As for Sex and the City being HBO and therefore must have redeemable qualities... is HBO magical in that all in can spit out is worthwhile? Though I've not seen a lot of HBO stuff, beyond Curb Your Enthusiasm, The Ricky Gervais Show, and Extras, that I can think of.

Anchorhead said:

I'd never seen the thing before.  Man - I was floored at the cheese level.  It was cheese at a Top Gun, Point Break level. How do actors bring themselves to even speak those lines?  Every moment was full-on, overly dramatic, shake your head in disbelief at the corny dialogue cheese.

"Let's kick the tires and light the fires"

It was like a train wreck.  I couldn't look away.  Unbelievably bad.

I'd watch it again just for the cheese factor.

Bill Paxton was great as the president, though.

RedFive said:

[...] HBO [...] some redeemable qualities [...]

Johnny Ringo said:

Bill Paxton was great as the president, though.