moviefreakedmind

Someone told me last year that their favorite movie was Sex and the City 2.

I agree with all of your post. The game I’m waiting for (and sincerely hope is getting made!) is another Red Dead installment. I love westerns and was a huge fan of Red Dead Redemption.

I agree. An invite only system would keep out perfectly pleasant and friendly new users like Killer Queen, who has my favorite user name on the forum (tied with Ziggy Stardust and Frank Your Majesty).

Saved by the Bell always cheers me up. Do something meaningless and embrace it. Not everything has to accomplish something.

Something I’d like to discuss further is what was mentioned in the AOTC thread regarding the foolishness being dragged into OT. http://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/926446

I thought this was great, and as a relatively new member compared to nearly everybody else on the forum, I am curious what you all think on the subject, especially regarding what Silver Wook stated about perhaps making this site an invite only place.

I figured this was as good of a thread as any seeing as how it directly pertains to improving Off Topic, but sorry for not contributing anything specific to the 101 ways.

My sister and I have telepathic powers, and are similar in every way and have the same thoughts. The only difference between us is that she hates salmon, while I think it’s tolerable.

As someone who has only been here for approximately two years, I have noticed the decline in respectful behavior. It’s really quite sad.

TV’s Frink said:

TFA (Blu-ray): 7-1/4 balls out of 8.

The documentary was excellent, my only complaint is that it was too short.

“What Didn’t You Like About TFA?” 😉

We needed a whole separate thread for that because apparently the official review thread wasn’t enough.

Thanks for the recommendation. I don’t play Call of Duty anymore because they ditched the war setting for whatever they’re trying to do now with the flying robots, but I still appreciate the earlier ones.

It’s what you should expect from Wario64.

PC has dedicated and private servers. So unlike console, there can be untarnished lobbies if people are still playing the game.

Does anyone here know (not speculate) if there is any population of people playing those games?

It’s really depressing that Call of Duty 4 and 5 are hacked and ruined on console, as they are the only two I ever enjoyed playing. Does anybody know if anyone still plays those two games on Steam? Just play the games, no hacks, no mods, just the pure unadulterated games?

Smithers said:

Fahrenheit 9/11

Ugh, don’t even get me started on that trash.

AOTC prompted reality-bending boredom, making the other two prequels almost feel as entertaining as an episode of Xena Warrior Princess.

Possessed said:

Darth Drivers License? Yeah I hope he keeps his nose away from this thread.

I had forgotten that he existed until he came up in here. I’m glad he’s gone.

LuckyGungan2001 said:

My favourite film of all time is a tie between Kill Bill Vol 1 and Pulp Fiction. Coincidently, both directed by Tarantino. After that the list gets all jumbly. I used to have an in order list going up to 30, but then my standards changed and I scrapped it.

Movies I give 10/10:

-Star Wars

-The Empire Strikes Back

-Evil Dead 2: Dead by Dawn

-Army of Darkness

-Reservoir Dogs

-Kill Bill Vol 2

-Back to the Future

-Birdman

Movies that I give 9/10 to:

-The Big Lebowski

-Shaun of the Dead

-Scott Pilgrim vs The World

-The Revenant

-Back to the Future Part 2

-Jackie Brown

-Inglourious Basterds

-Django Unchained

I’m sure there’s plenty more.

Movies I haven’t seen that may get 10/10

-Fight Club

-2001: A Space Oddesey

-The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

-The Shawshank Redemption

-12 Angry Men

-Seven Samurai

-Goodfellas

-The Silence of the Lambs

-The Usual Suspects

What a long bump.

All of those movies came out before you were born.

I liked Wayne’s World 1 & 2, I just never liked Austin Powers.

Good job. My one recommendation would be making the NR rating and the logos smaller, and then increase the size of the STARRING section.

DuracellEnergizer said:

moviefreakedmind said:

I didn’t even mind the part with the water at the end; I thought it seemed believable enough. It’s not like the aliens were there to settle Earth, they were just an unknown threat present only for a brief time.

Let’s turn the tables around. If a group of humans were to visit a world – a world covered 71% with sulfuric acid, where it rains sulfuric acid, and where the native inhabitants have sulfuric acid on tap – and go down to the surface completely buck-naked with absolutely no protection from the elements whatsoever, would that be believable in the slightest?

That depends on what we needed there. We already go to the moon, with only a suit to protect us, what if it tore, or malfunctioned!?

I can find it believable enough that the aliens needed something from Earth that was worth the risk, or, maybe they had had no exposure to water before/didn’t know it would damage them. I can suspend my disbelief when it comes to these things.

suspiciouscoffee said:

We need to make a preservation thread for moviefreakedmind’s Clones VHS immediately.

It melted in the VCR shortly after playing.

Mike O said:

The evangelism of Signs is perhaps a little much, and the plot holes are big, but I like the film stylistically: emphatically slow, operatic but small.

I liked Signs quite a bit. The evangelism didn’t bother me, except for the moment with the prophetic mother, which was just too nonsensical. I didn’t even mind the part with the water at the end; I thought it seemed believable enough. It’s not like the aliens were there to settle Earth, they were just an unknown threat present only for a brief time.

Dek Rollins said:
youre just a troublemaker and a bandwagoner.you just started crap with me.it not liek i did anything to you.you just a troublemaker.it

i literally said not one word to you.

A major flaw with Attack of the Clones is the bizarre scene in which the entire frame flips into an inverted position and the audio shifts into a distorted mess of indistinguishable sounds, and a talking Laserdisc appears on the screen, reciting lines from expanded universe books. Strangely enough, this was only on my VHS version of the film, and when I watched it on DVD this entire segment was missing.

This is getting dangerously close to FlukeSkywalzter.

SilverWook said:

LuckyGungan2001 said:

Ghibili said:

Huh? I have no idea what the joke was supposed to be there.

Consider yourself fortunate. 😉

I understand the subject matter, I just think it’s a very odd venue for a joke about Gamergate.