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Nothing can beat the animated movie.
Speaking of I found myself watching American Pop with my ol man. The oddest thing really but always loved that unique animation.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alpha
I've watched all of the Matri.....ses??? And I've yet to find where RJJ is! Horrible movies after #1 all of them suck.Quote:
Originally Posted by MasterTrue and Matrix is one of the best examples. That ended up a total head fuck and disaster, even if Roy Jones was in it.Quote:
Originally Posted by El KabongMost series do....most series do.Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
Transformers the animated movie? Indeed, Orson Welles last work as an actor and by God he put in a hell of a shift there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alpha
Some abysmal pile called 2307 Winters dream. About to start Ash vs The evil Dead which I've neglected. Watched Aliens again.
It's ok if your an Evil Dead fan, there's also Stan against Evil which is very similar in humor.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spicoli
First hearing about that one. Just watched that actor in Platoon, seems like he's been in everything. Added to the list for sure.Quote:
Originally Posted by AlphaIt's ok if your an Evil Dead fan, there's also Stan against Evil which is very similar in humor.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spicoli
He's got great character range, was in Scrubs too.Quote:
Originally Posted by SpicoliFirst hearing about that one. Just watched that actor in Platoon, seems like he's been in everything. Added to the list for sure.Quote:
Originally Posted by AlphaIt's ok if your an Evil Dead fan, there's also Stan against Evil which is very similar in humor.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spicoli
And was one of the Bob's in Office Space
'Wild Wild Country' is pretty fucking nuts. Those Rajneeshis were a force to be reckoned with and the series brought up of all things voter fraud. Worth a watch it even kind of serves as a microcosm of politics today.
The 1st Matrix was amazing, the 2nd one i fell asleep in cinema & 3rd one i wouldnt even attempt to watch.Quote:
Originally Posted by MasterTrue and Matrix is one of the best examples. That ended up a total head fuck and disaster, even if Roy Jones was in it.Quote:
Originally Posted by El KabongMost series do....most series do.Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
Watched Justice League, I was bored senseless.
May I guess as to why it sucked having not seen it myself?Quote:
Originally Posted by Drago
1. Fitting too much into too small a time
2. Too much CGI
3. Not enough story/plot
4. The baddies weren't ever a credible threat
5. Ben Affleck
Do not know why Marvel kick DC's ass when it comes to movies?Quote:
Originally Posted by El KabongMay I guess as to why it sucked having not seen it myself?Quote:
Originally Posted by Drago
1. Fitting too much into too small a time
2. Too much CGI
3. Not enough story/plot
4. The baddies weren't ever a credible threat
5. Ben Affleck
Because DC has only 1 excellent Superhero who has the market cornered on awesome villains.....Batman who has: The Joker, Riddler, Penguin, Catwoman, Rhas Al Ghoul, etc. Other than that Superman is the modern day equivalent to Diomedes there's no villain evil enough, deadly enough, dangerous enough to really put him in peril. The Marvel Comic heroes have flaws if not in personality than in strength or speed or smarts. Superman is a SUPER-MAN so other than being disguised as a nerd with no personality he's damn near perfect....too perfect.Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
Superman should really be the baddy and Lex Luthor should be the guy saving the day, because at the end of the day it's more impressive that Lex can hang with Superman than vice versa.
By the by, Diomedes is the Greek/Roman hero you never hear about because unlike Achilles he's not vulnerable and like Hercules he's strong enough to injure gods sooooo yeah Superman = Diomedes. It's not a fair fight to pit him against a mortal the dude injures gods......dude, gods.
This semi true tale of English explorers was just released on American TV. I just started it but it seems quite fascinating. England had some true adventures back in the day
http://www.newsweek.com/terror-true-...monster-862376
On May 19, 1845, Sir John Franklin and the 128 men under his command set forth from Greenhithe, just east of London on the River Thames, to find the long-sought Northwest Passage believed to link the North Atlantic and the Pacific oceans. But after getting trapped in the ice, Franklin’s men were stalked and killed by a gigantic monster that looks like a polar bear with an elongated neck.
Well the polar bear sounds weird but the show is very well done