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CP3S said:
When you say you hate atheism, you are essentially saying that you hate disbelief in gods.
It's the E.T. version of Quasimodo.
Fang Zei said:
Well, it's not unlike what happened with Batman Begins. Christopher Nolan didn't know Batman all that well, but it didn't matter since he had David Goyer helping him come up with the story and write the screenplay.
... pair of Siamese twins? Yes, they could have.
Trab pu kcip.
TV's Frink said:
DuracellEnergizer said:
<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gHMRfp1VMeM" target="_blank" title="www.youtube.com/watch?v=gHMRfp1VMeM">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gHMRfp1VMeM</a>
You, sir, suck.
This thread is destined for obscurity.
luckydube56 said:
Abrams' main weakness to Trekkies, and it is significant, is that he doesnt know a thing about the Star Trek Universe.
stretch009 said:
ANH is the best overall, but my favorite was always ANH.
Edit: Or Star Wars if you don't like 'ANH'
"Laura Palmer's Theme" by Angelo Badalamenti.
Bingowings said:
Coming soon.
Pope Heather.
Technically, the Imperials shot first (in the beginning of the film, that is).
CP3S said:
I'd maintain that the vast majority of atheists are also agnostics (Leo, clearly, not being of this group), and that the vast majority of agnostics are also atheists. Fink doesn't believe in a god, though he'd call himself agnostic, he is technically an atheist. In the same way, most atheists will admit that they cannot disprove god or know 100% for sure that a god or god like being doesn't exist, which effectively makes them agnostic on the situation. Ultimately, agnostic is kind of a redundant term. You either believe or you don't believe. If you say, "I don't know for sure, but I don't think so." Then you don't believe. If you say, "I don't know for sure, but I think so." Then you believe. I suppose agnosticism could be reserved for those who just don't care enough to even bother thinking about it in the first place.
A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge (1985) - 5/10
Friday the 13th (1980) - 5.5/10
Plan 9 from Outer Space (1959) - 3/10
FanFiltration said:
"Ghostbusters II" was secretly all about making more money for the stars and producers.
This makes me feel sad for some reason, and I never even visited or participated on that site ...
Ignoring my previous silly post above to take on a serious note, I'd like to say I'd like to see
Bruce Campbell (because he's awesome)
Tom McCamus (he's far from famous, but damn, the guy's good)
Heather Langenkamp (let's just say I've taken a liking to her in the past three days)
all in new SW movies. Campbell can be a rogueish Talon Karrde type character, McCamus a villiainous Thrawn-like character, while Langenkamp ... hmmm ... I see her as a very maternal figure, so she could be anything from a Mon Mothmaesque character to a powerful Jedi Mistress (I'm coining that term officially as of NOW).
Dagnabbit!
lpd said:
I remember, and this is the gods honest truth, that I heard a rumor that the next movie was going to be called "Planet UBX40" (I know) and the story was going to involve the Wookie race!
Mrebo said:
So, for the non-believers, do you truly 100% accept/believe/swear as fact that your ancestors were ape creatures? Why or why not?
^And thus the universe implodes ...
TV's Frink said:
Do I get to be seven years younger then?
I think "Nolan" should become a verb synonymous with "overbearing".
Tobar said:
<a href="http://www.traileraddict.com/trailer/oz-the-great-powerful/trailer">Oz the Great and Powerful</a> (2013)
When going in to see this film I had the pretty disappointing Burton Alice in Wonderland floating around in the back of my mind. So I wasn't expecting much out of the film other than pretty scenery. I was pleasantly surprised to find it was a pretty entertaining film. I'd definitely have to say Sam Raimi has redeemed himself after the mess that was Spider-Man 3. Sadly, my compatriots decided to catch it in 2D so now we'll be going back in again tomorrow to catch it again.