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Heather Langenkamp apparently is going to have a part in this movie, so I'm just the slightest bit tempted to see it eventually. As the part is allegedly small, though, and I'm really dead-set against ever seeing a performance by Zachary Quinto again, I'm not sure it would be worth the effort.

That reminds me of how, when I was a kid, I hated facial hair and never, ever wanted to sport a mustache or beard when I grew up. Fast forward to today, and I go around sporting a short beard, shaving only once a month after it starts growing unevenly and becomes an annoyance (I admit, though, that this is primarily due to a combination of laziness and a lack of decent razors, not because I particularily like having facial hair).

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Too many stupid looking alien designs and technobabble are the only things about Trek I actively dislike.

As this universe was created on October 23, 4004 BC, I am officially christening it Earth-231004* in the multiversal hierarchy.











*When it comes to writing out dates in numerical form, I prefer going with the British method over the North American.

Aren't Kang & Kodos Mormons?

Denial is just inverted acceptance.

darth_ender said:

I know TCW disregarded a number of elements (heck, it even contradicted the PT a bit, at least in spirit, by having Dooku and Anakin face each other multiple times between II and III, though it was implied that such was their second encounter).

Lightdaggers are cool! You haters just wanna hate!

CP3S said:

Someone is smoking something!

INv8r_ZIM said:

Jeesus, to hell with the haters - Lucas is a damn visionary.

I hope the ST contradicts the EU big time, and for no other reason than to see the heads on those smarmy EU completeists spin.

How can one guy start so many puppet accounts? You'd think he'd run out of available e-mail clients or whatever have you.

Bart simpson was at home lisenting to the radio he was lisenting to the rocking rock then a newsflash came.

we interupt this program for a newsflash wow said bart.

I heard on the radio a monster was on the loose then i heard a crunch and a scream and i turned into bartman.

And he flew to the rescuse springfield look more like hell every building was crused there was seven dead people 172 injured and a giant

Who are you?!

i am the destroyer then bartman shoot a tranguilizer dart it broke to 500 pieces

and then he got his turbo laser cannon and shot the destroyer in the head. Then the destroyer shoot acid out of his mouth and burned his costume then bartman flew to the place where he was hit by the comet. And grabbed a peace flew back. And threw it at the destroyer and the street blew up up. And he was back to normal. But then something moved through the trees first no one saw then the edge came out then the spaceship landed an alien came out and said hes wanted in the galaxy

meanwhile in a galaxy far far far away a living bubblee named bubble head was wathing and he said.

What next darth vader giveing you a kiss good night in realty porky pig or garfield but not today so t.thats all folks.

Everyone's bound to be a Mormon is one universe or another.

Tales from the Crypt: Demon Knight (1995)

The story was fine, the effects excellent, but it's Billy Zane as the Collector who makes this film as enjoyable as it is. I know, I know - he's not the best actor in the world, and he more often than not appears in movies that are mediocre at best. I'm not joking, though, when I say that I loved him in this, and that it's easiest the best performance I've ever seen him give. I believe that the perfect type of demon is the kind that is handsome and charming on the outside, but with an internal ugliness that barely manages to stay concealed under the surface; Zane portrayed that type perfectly. I can't give such praise to Jada Pinkett Smith's hair, though; it honestly looked like a Siamese cat coughed a massive furball up onto her head.

Mute Witness (1994)

Decent movie, but nothing exceptional. Alec Guinness's brief appearance as the villainous Reaper is easily the highlight of the film.

Urban Legend (1998)

I'm just going to come right out and say it - the only part of the film worth watching is the last twenty minutes or so, after Rebecca's Gayheart's character is revealed to be the killer and she begins hamming it up big time; everything before that is a lacklustre waste of time.

What's the point of this option? More than 50% of YouTube videos are already in poor quality, anyway.

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Mimic 2 (2001)

An incredibly weak, pointless sequel. Even if the chockful of discrepancies with the original film hadn't served to alienate me, the whole idea that a giant insect would want to mate with a human female would have.

What Lies Beneath (2000)

Not a bad movie, but it was just too slow-moving for my tastes. It was interesting to see Harrison Ford play a villain for a change.

Bad Moon (1996)

It wasn't stellar, but I liked it. The dog was a pretty good actor, and the werewolf design was - if a little stiff moving - still pretty awesome.

Caravan of Courage: An Ewok Adventure (1984)

I remember the first and last time I saw this movie was back in the summer of '96. I hadn't yet seen ROTJ, so I didn't know this took place in the SW Universe. I found it an alright movie at the time, though it wasn't something I would have filed away in my category of "Awesome Movies I'd Love to See Again & Again & Again". Having watched it now, again, my feelings haven't changed all that much; it's well made for a TV film, and a decent time-waster, but nothing more than that.

Buried Alive (1990)

Not to be confused with the TV movie of the same name released in the same year. Though it claims to be based on something by Edgar Allan Poe, there's nothing to tie the film to any of the works he's done beyond the presence of a black cat and the villain's motif of walling his victims up alive behind brick walls. The story, while showing some promise, just wasn't that well written; few if any of the victims who die are even remotely likeable, so I felt nothing but satisfaction when they kicked the bucket; and Donald Pleasance gives one of the worst performances of his career playing an irritating ex-nutcase with a German accent and bad toupee. I will say in the film's favour, though, that the atmosphere and cinematography was pretty good.

zombie84 said:

What about Dawn of the Dead and The Thing? Those were great.

Actually IMO the original versions of Day the Earth Stood Still and Amityville Horror bored me so much I didn't even want to see the remakes in the first place.

Google Images is very, very weird that way ...

CP3S said:

Why?

CP3S said:

First off, posting the actual names of the non-celebrity crushes is a little creepy... Just saying.

Second, celebrity crushes aren't viable crushes, so it doesn't matter that the Alantis Morissette and Heather Langenkamp you are attracted to do not exist anymore, and it shouldn't be an unpleasant experience for you. It isn't like if you had been born in the right decade you'd be hooking up with the young Heather Langenkamp. I feel like you might be taking your celebrity crushes too seriously.

Also, 2001 - 2008? That is a long time for a "crush" to last. Did you ever ask her out during that period of time, or have any kind of relationship? I am assuming this is the one you fell in love with, so there must have been something mutual there, right?

I'm coming to the conclusion that you are doing it wrong (but I could be wrong). For one, adults don't really use the word "crush". Of course, you could still be in high school for all I know.

Let's look at the situation with Brianna. You bemoan the fact that your work schedules didn't line up enough for you to get the chance to know her, then you got laid off. Losing the job sucked, but it shouldn't have had an bearing on how things played down with Brianna. She was a server, so the solution would have been to go back and grab a coffee/meal/whatever they served there at a time you knew she'd be working, and either flat out ask her if she wants to hang out*, or at least say something along the lines of, "Hey, could I get your phone number? I'd kind of like to stay in touch."

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