that damn jazz club scene, bigger twist than Oldboy and Audition put togther. never expected that in a million years.
pkcRAISTLIN
i hope its even tier than the first two ty pieces of , just to punish cretins around the globe for supporting poor cinema.
eRRaTiK
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Originally posted by pvdAngel
I thought the first 2 were really enjoyable so I might as well see this one too, it looks good. But I think the 3rd Pirates of the Caribbean looks better. :p
they showed the Pirates 3 trailer before screening Spiderman 3, can't wait!
as for Spidey 3... i enjoyed it but I can see why there's a lot of criticism ie. cheese factor is at ludicrous speed, plus ending is meh, and I just thought it was way too similar to the original story-wise for my liking.
Great CGI on Venom and Sandman though. Kirsten Dunst still can't act in these movies, but Thomas Haden Church (Ned from Ned and Stacey) rocks!
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Originally posted by SuspicionVandit
that damn jazz club scene, bigger twist than Oldboy and Audition put togther. never expected that in a million years.
+1
and LOL @ the emo imitation of Peter Petrelli from Heroes :stongue:
bas
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Originally posted by nchs09
i liked it :D
totally psyched about the trailer for pirates 3!
oh and that hippy movie in the previews also looks soooooooooooo bombs...!!!
Yeah!! The one about Vietnam, I think, right? I thought it was lame until the last half of the trailer was like an acid trip. Looks fun :D
SuspicionVandit
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Originally posted by bas
Yeah!! The one about Vietnam, I think, right? I thought it was lame until the last half of the trailer was like an acid trip. Looks fun :D
:/. The whole movie is in the trailer.
Also, I don't think i'm going to be swayed by the fact that the trailer itself declares "this is the most important story you will ever witness."
mezzir
anyone know what this movie's called?
SuspicionVandit
Across the Universe
+1 the beatles
mezzir
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Originally posted by SuspicionVandit
Across the Universe
+1 the beatles
ah
yup yup, friend showed me the trailer last week
directed by the same woman who directed the broadway version of the lion king :wtf:
should be ing amazing though
Zharen
Watched it last night and I thought it was pretty good. Yes, as pointed out before, several cheesy poorly acted scenes and some annoying cop-outs, the biggest one imo about Marko just wandering into some testing site and getting zapped. And why Topher Grace was ever cast as Venom is still beyond me, although the cg effects looked great.
But I liked the movie for the message it conveyed. That regardless of circumstance, situation, or just plain bad luck, everyone still has a choice. That if you decide to get into drugs or crime, based on whatever justification you have for it, it was still your choice to do so. People must be held accountable for their actions. It's why Parker drifted into the dark side. The solutions it offered seemed to work well in the short-term, but upon making those choices, came consequences. And I liked how that same message not only applied to Parker, but as to Harry Osbourne, and Eddie Brock, and how the outcome was played differently on all 3.
Saka
Film pwnd us all, matter of fact.
That is all for now.
Esiotrat
Tobey Maguire is, still and now more so, the worst thing to ever happen to the idea of Spider-man.
If you're a fan of any of the following characters, get intoxicated before viewing: Eddie Brock, The Sandman, Venom, Any Green Goblin.
This movie only gets away with what it does because everyone in the audience already knows all the characters, their powers, and their weaknesses, and literally just wants to see them on the big screen.
