OSUguy98
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watched "Meet the Spartans" last night... I know it's not supposed to be a "good" movie.... but still... it could've at least been funny......
Anyone else interested in "9"?
Anyone else interested in "9"?
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snickerd3
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looks interesting, but a little creppy at the same time. We would go see it this weekend, but we have wedding to go to.
i guess you mean "district 9"? its Ok. very unique story line and good acting. ended kind of lame though.
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cement
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if you look at it as a parable about apartied it makes more sense.
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Dexman1349
I thought Meet the Spartans was great. My wife hated the movie with a capital HATE.
I am definately interested in "9" (no, not District 9, but I am curious about that as well), but I think I will probably wait for it to come out on Netflix.
TouchDown
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Rented "Burn After Reading" this weekend because some friends recommended it and the guy at the movie place said it was one of his all time favorite movies.
I thought it was slow and not nearly as funny as people had made it out to be. Eh. Pretty disappointing.
I thought it was slow and not nearly as funny as people had made it out to be. Eh. Pretty disappointing.
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I was disappointed in "burn after reading" as well. Slow and not very interesting. I'm curious about "9", but will wait for Netflix.
snickerd3
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the only movie i really want to see is the Alice in wonderland with johny depp but I have know idea when it comes out.
MGX
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I saw Extract (made by the guy who made Office Space). It was rather depressing but not a bad movie.
Chucktown PE
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I'm a huge Coen Brothers fan and I thought Burn After Reading sucked. Brad Pitt was pretty funny but the plot totally sucked. Some of the CIA dialogue was humorous. All in all I thought it was a pretty disappointing flick. I was expecting something awesome after No Country For Old Men which was totally awesome.
I still haven't seen No Country for Old Men, which is really suprirsing because I am a fan of both the Coen brothers and the author of the book (but can't seem to remember his name right now!).
I rented "Knowing" the other night and was surprised at just how depressing the ending was. Pretty stupid movie overall. Nicolas Cage is a terrible actor.
I rented "Knowing" the other night and was surprised at just how depressing the ending was. Pretty stupid movie overall. Nicolas Cage is a terrible actor.
I liked "No Country..." a little slow at times, but it still kept my attention and the acting was great.
RIP - VTEnviro
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I went to the movies once this year, that satisfies my two year quota. I've read about 10 books though, so maybe I'm just a bookworm.
snickerd3
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Its cheaper to go to the movies here than buy books. I love to read, but I refuse to spend money on a book I will only read once...and our little city library has close to nothing in regards to adult literature and would cost like $80/yr for a membership. maybe once the kid is older since the childrens section is decent.
RIP - VTEnviro
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The local place here is like $11.50 a ticket. And I just get bored at the movies generally and I'm not usually all that interested in what's playing.
Most paperbacks are less than that and will keep me busy for a couple weeks.
I did indulge myself and saw Star Trek in IMAX though. I'm a sci-fi geek.
Most paperbacks are less than that and will keep me busy for a couple weeks.
I did indulge myself and saw Star Trek in IMAX though. I'm a sci-fi geek.
Chucktown PE
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I have never heard of a library carrying Penthouse forum. I think the subscription is probably cheaper than $80/yr though.
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