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I used to be a sci fi nerd, sometimes I'll watch those kinds of movies, but I just lost all interest in Star Trek and Star wars and the whole nine. If we watch it, it will be on Netflix, I wouldn't go anywhere near a theater right now, there's talk of it breaking opening weekend box office records.
Speaking of that we just re-watched that movie by M Night, "Signs" it was really a very well done film, it has a few slower scenes but overall it's a great movie, and technically well crafted.
Hopefully it was a good movie and worth fighting the crowds.
I used to be a sci fi nerd, sometimes I'll watch those kinds of movies, but I just lost all interest in Star Trek and Star wars and the whole nine. If we watch it, it will be on Netflix, I wouldn't go anywhere near a theater right now, there's talk of it breaking opening weekend box office records.
Speaking of that we just re-watched that movie by M Night, "Signs" it was really a very well done film, it has a few slower scenes but overall it's a great movie, and technically well crafted.
Hopefully it was a good movie and worth fighting the crowds.
I like them both, but Star Wars has the nostalgic element too. My brother and I watched the original 3 on videos over & over lol
It wasn't too bad, my friends pre-booked the tickets, and it was at a smaller cinema, not those huge complexes. I think I've mentioned this one before... You can bring wine/cheese boards in and all that. They tend to show a lot more independent/ foreign films there.
I liked it.... Much better than episodes I,II & III
I'll have to check that out. I saw a preview for a movie Id watch... French movie "meet the beliers" La famille Bélier (2014) - IMDb
Santa just drove by on the back of a fire truck, pelting the neighborhood children candy canes. Man, I love Christmas.
I'm surprised in this day and age of helicopter parenting, no one loses, everyone gets a trophy PC bull crap that Santa would be allowed to pelt kids with sugary cavity inducing, blood glucose raising candy at them.
Santa just drove by on the back of a fire truck, pelting the neighborhood children candy canes. Man, I love Christmas.
Hahahaha!
I laughed so hard reading this.
I'm envisioning kids running after the fire truck, all smiles,and each kid...one by one...getting smack in the head (in slow motion) with a candy cane...
Then their overly protective and nauseating parents reacting in shock and horror...
The jeep I was bidding on is getting beyond what I am willing to pay. I might have to cruise craigslist and eBay for a project.
It would have been loads of fun playing in the hills and trips to the mountains playing on trails.
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Originally Posted by erjunkee
Hahahaha!
I laughed so hard reading this.
I'm envisioning kids running after the fire truck, all smiles,and each kid...one by one...getting smack in the head (in slow motion) with a candy cane...
Then their overly protective and nauseating parents reacting in shock and horror...
I like them both, but Star Wars has the nostalgic element too. My brother and I watched the original 3 on videos over & over lol
It wasn't too bad, my friends pre-booked the tickets, and it was at a smaller cinema, not those huge complexes. I think I've mentioned this one before... You can bring wine/cheese boards in and all that. They tend to show a lot more independent/ foreign films there.
I liked it.... Much better than episodes I,II & III
I'll have to check that out. I saw a preview for a movie Id watch... French movie "meet the beliers" La famille Bélier (2014) - IMDb
Sounds good. (No pun intended. lol)
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