Quote from dimir impersonatorMasters of the Universe is the only space opera that counts in my book!
Dolph Lundgren makes that movie.
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Jul 31, 20121
Jay13x posted a message on Space OperaPosted in: Entertainment Archive
Dolph Lundgren makes that movie. -
Jul 30, 20121
Nis posted a message on The Dark Knight RisesSaw it this weekend and enjoyed it. One question though: How does Bane eat?Posted in: Entertainment Archive -
Jul 29, 20121
rianalnn posted a message on Best Science Fiction Movies?Even setting aside that cinema was a different beast then, I don't think judging it against summer popcorn fare is a useful or valid metricPosted in: Entertainment Archive
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Jul 28, 20121
Narvuntien posted a message on Best Science Fiction Movies?Gattaca... was just awesome.Posted in: Entertainment Archive
real sci fi not an action movie in space but really looking at society and possible futures. -
Jul 27, 20121
MTGS_User66226 posted a message on The Dark Knight RisesPosted in: Entertainment ArchiveQuote from dimir impersonatorHere's some legit complaints about this ridiculous film. It totally has opened my eyes to how bad this film really is!
Your joking right? those complaints are rediculous -
Jun 21, 2012
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hoyerhan posted a message on OminsciencePosted in: New Card DiscussionQuote from Sam ParkerGigantor 3U
Creature - Win Machine M
Flying, Haste, Trample, Hexproof
Gigantor is unblockable.
When Gigantor enters the battlefield, search your library for an artifact card with "Sword of" in its name and put it onto the battlefield equipped to Gigantor.
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All...one of them? Because I'm pretty sure the new faces all existed just to die.
What the hell do you think they've been doing in the time between seasons? Huddling in a corner weeping? The virus didn't kill the world, it killed the people. There's still plants and animals in the world, they just had to go out and find them. Stupid argument.
What? Because she was away for a while and people were happy whe she returned? Wha...?!
Maybe. Wouldn't it be terrifying if there was a new way for the virus to spread? Afterall, guess what, that what real viruses do! On top of that, every freaking thing about the virus in this show is magical, making people turn for (seemingly) no reason isn't any more of a stretch than the virus itself. Plus, we don't know the reason the kid turned, yet. Maybe there's an actual reason for it. And, since this was the show opener and they need to give people a reason to keep watching then that was an interesting lead for viewers to follow...except for you, I guess.
There's this amazing thing called "physics". When you spread weight out over a large surface area that is weak it can hold it but an amount of weight concentrated over a small surface area will break through...
On top of that, the roof had slowly been wearing out over time (over a year now since the outbreak, right?) and all it needed was a little push.
No one in any TV show or movie talks like real humans. Nit pick much?
I don't know who Clara is...
Yeah, he's a kid. I'll give you this one, but I forgive him because he's a child actor growing up on TV. His acting will skill will change from season to season.
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"No matter how many times you post your stupid "Fire Ben Affleck from Playing Batman" petition, I'm going to delete it and block you. Take a deep breath, and think for a second:
Yeah, the dude's made some bad films. Every actor has. Every actor does. Every actor will. It's a huge, arcing career and NO ONE has cont...rol over where it goes. Movie to movie, year to year, you're collaborating and trying and risking and, sometimes, yes -- failing.
Plus, everyone seems to forget that he had the world dropped in his lap when he was YOUNG. And, judging by how other suddenly-famous youngsters do in the same situation, he fared pretty well. Even when it went wrong, he seemed to keep a self-deprecating, long-view philosophy about the burning freak carousel he'd found himself on.
And then what happened? I mean, he'd fallen from a HEIGHT. You know what happens to 95% of people who weather a descent that steep? They come apart, fray at all of their sanity nodes, and give up.
But then there's the 5% who embrace crushing defeat and see it for the gift it is. And here's the gift: when you fail, and fail UTTERLY, you wake up the next morning and see that the world didn't end. And then the fear of failure is gone. And you're free. You're free to proceed on your own terms and pace -- if you have the ego that permits you to.
Ben brushed himself off, realized he'd kept his eyes open on the movies he'd done, and started directing. And he's become a damn good one.
A Batman portrayed by someone who's tasted humiliation and a reversal of all personal valences -- kind of like Grant Morrison's "Zen warrior" version of Batman, post-ARKHAM ASYLUM, who was, in the words of Superman, "...the most dangerous man on the planet"? Think for a second and admit that Ben Affleck is closer to THAT top-shelf iteration of The Dark Knight than pretty much anyone in Hollywood right now.
I'd write more, but I have to go work on my post about how an overweight 44 year-old comedian with bad feet and insomnia would be a bold choice for The Joker."
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Wait a minute. Who in the media was feeding off of fear mongering and riling people up?!? I haven't seen a single "serious" news report on the topic and all the informational ones have explained full out that the idea came from a misinterpretation. This whole phenomenon has been a grass roots, internet spawned thing. There's no media to be blamed for this; just idiots with computers.
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The fly in the episode Fly represents Walt's guilt (and to a larger degree, his overall humanity), IMO. If you remember, it was in that episode that Walt apologized to Jesse, or tried to anyway, for what happened to Jane as well as all that he had put Jesse through. Walt used the fly as an excuse to not cook, but it was his own insecurities and guilt that was the real hang-up.
The fly in this most recent episode could be interpreted a couple of ways. Maybe Walter does see himself as larger than the rest of humanity. Maybe everyone else is nothing but flies to him. Maybe his guilt over Jesse has returned. Why else would he bring him huge bags full of money? Or, given the fact that flies have a short life span, maybe the fly represents Walt's own mortality. Perhaps Walt realizes that his life is as fleeting as the life of the fly...but that's just me waxing philosophical.
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His words:
I thought it was just as good, if not better, than The Dark Knight.
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