Mr Invidious
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I love Arrested Development. Better than Seinfeld.
Tobias on To Entap a Local Predator is teh funniest.
I didn't even know you could get into trouble on this site.
Odd.
He prob got in trouble for using bad words.
Using the word prob makes me think of Pat, because he always says prob in real life.
It was definitely a let down. Really good cast that was underused because of a poor, poor script.
Action was good, at times. But the film was very meh overall.
I loved Godzilla.
Kinda debating if I want to see X-Men or not because I really enjoy the Days of Future Past storyline and don't want to see it get destroyed like they did with the potential of the Dark Phoenix Saga.
That and they always turn into in the Wolverine and friends show.
I'm very excited about X-Men. Strong cast, proven director and coming off of the success of X-Men First Class (arguably my favorite X-Men film ever).
It should (hopefully) be nothing like The Wolverine or any other cash grab associated with the franchise.
Well the first strike against it is that Wolverine goes back in time instead of Kitty Pryde.
Second strike is it makes X3 canon.
But so far been hearing decent things about it.
Ahh so disappointed in myself, tried to crack 22 minutes but i ended up doing 25.
Well the first strike against it is that Wolverine goes back in time instead of Kitty Pryde.
Second strike is it makes X3 canon.
But so far been hearing decent things about it.
Does anyone here use popcorn time? Just found out about it and it is awesome.
You should be ashamed.
Super hero/comic book movies are so dull and flat. Hate them.
I'm the opposite. I grew up collecting comic books, and I get a huge kick out of seeing the characters up on the big screen. I even loved the Fantastic Four movies, which is unusual.
The only super hero movie I have hated so far was the original Captain America movie, but I also hated CA comics. The Hulk movie was not great either, and once again I was meh about the Hulk in comic book form.
If you want a comic book movie that is not dull and flat try The Watchmen. Avoid the director's cut though unless you are a huge fan of the comics series, because it adds depth at the expense of pace.