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Hell, don't look at me. I voted for Romney.

IbanezJFS wrote:I want that Walk The Dinosuars song by George Clinton but I don't want to shell out $14 for an out of print CD for just 1 song I want. So if anyone has it can they email it to me?

The soundtrack for the movie is available on Amazon for like, three dollars, new...

Look, the point is that there's no point in trying to connect the "Evil Dead" movies, as they don't connect in a traditional fashion. There is a discontinuity between each film and trying to make sense of it is inane. Each movie is set in a slightly different canon.

The beginning of each "Evil Dead" movie recaps fifteen minutes or so of the previous film in a sort of "remake" fashion. After the first twenty minutes of "Evil Dead II," it's no longer a "remake" but all new material. It's kind of like "Doctor Who"...

ultimateemail5000 wrote:There's a really rediculous movie on netflix called Rubber, it shows a tire on the cover being chased by cop cars. The description says a tire blows up birds, people and other things in it's path. Sounds very interesting.

I saw that! It's told in in second-person perspective. Really bizarre movie.

1upmushroom wrote:What kind of f'ed up part of America are YOU living in?! That's diabolical!

It's a lifeless, godless place. A place where the proverbial glass that is either half empty or half full was shattered on the skulls of aborted babies in the middle of a barren, dusty wasteland eons ago.

LOL Oh, oh sorry! Well yes I did kinda notice it, but nonetheless is it really true you're screwed out of medical help unless you have Fever or Chills?? If you're in America, you're screwed. They don't care about people who are sick at all, and you could be having a heart attack in the ER and they ...

I really didn't care for the cartoons that much, as they weren't like the movie. I would have liked to seen a grittier cartoon, based on the movie in the style of say, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoons, or better yet, Batman: The Animated Series.

Oh, I made it this far, I'm sure another seventy years won't kill me.

1upmushroom wrote:Huh, must've been tough.

No, I'm saying it's worse now.

Eh, you were born in an era of widespread Internet, so it's different for you. I can remember a time when the Internet wasn't publicly available and people had to think for themselves-- that's the evil I'm talking about. The stripping of individuality and the disassociation of millions.

Yeah, the company of internet friends is great between the ages of 13 and 20, but by the time you get to be my age you tend to start loathing the internet-- not the people on it, mind you, but the fact that it's all ambiguous and evil.

I actually have a profound contempt for this holiday. Not because of the bloodstained history or anything, but because every year it's the same. Only now, I'm alone-- and what can I say? Misery loves company.

On the other hand I saw probably one of the scariest movies ever made that wasn't a horror film called Network, let's just say it has nothing nice to say about the TV networks and in a way was down prophetic into predicting how the TV Networks would act. Where can one see this movie? Wait, do you m...

Today marks the 149th official Thanksgiving, and the 391st Thanksgiving in total. To me, this is just the day before Black Friday when they play a cool parade on TV, but it means something different to everybody. (This applies to the United States' American Thanksgiving, America not available in som...

JkaRedux wrote:who cares.

I don't, I just like to watch people squirm.

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I've been waiting for an excuse to use this for awhile...

It's amazing how popular Shin-Chan is in Japan. It's like the Simpsons over there. I think Shin-Chan has one of the greatest ending theme songs ever, the party party join us join us song. "I woke up late this morning, a storm was really rolling. Frogs and dogs were raining from the sky! Everyt...

They just announced Shin Chan: The Complete Third Season for preorder on Amazon! I'll definitely be getting the entire series come January.

This makes me sad on so many levels... Hostess has been making yummy treats for ages, and now they can't make goodies anymore because of the declining economy. If TastyCakes ever goes out of business, I think I'll lose all connection with this world.

No, not really. The three movies take place in similar, yet completely different continuities.

I'm just worried that there's going to be a third film that completely deviates from the source materials and completely goes into "Resident Evil" territory, giving each new movie a stupid subtitle that in forty years will make people confused about which order to watch the movies in.

I watched the original The Evil Dead last night for the first time. It really is a straight horror-survival film with very little humor. The Evil Dead II also took quite a bit from it, so it's easy to see how the remake is essentially re-adapting both. I really didn't get that at all from the trail...

1upmushroom wrote:I'm pretty sure going under the knife means you're having a tummy tuck, though I could be wrong.

"Going under the knife" constitutes having any kind of surgery.

JkaRedux wrote:I recommend that you take a hammer and smash the Wii U up into peices.

Why do that when you can put it on Craig's List on Black Friday and make a fortune.

For 400 dollars, you'd better get a steelbook director's cut of the commercial on Blu-Ray with digital download and a six hundred page book detailing the process of filming the commercial.

JkaRedux wrote:Skid row Bob Hoskins, thats just messed up Amazon :-/

Well, I mean, look at them. Bob is a very well dressed guy, keeps himself clean shaven and well groomed while Udo on the other hand is kind of a hard-drinking, hard-living Bob Hoskins.

Okay so, I just watched Killer Condom , and it's... probably the coolest Troma film I've seen, yet. I don't think I can give a "PG-13" synopsis, here, so, if you want to know more about, read about it on IMDb... I will say this, though-- it stars a German actor named Udo Samel, who looks a...

Kubrick's finest film was his last. Eyes Wide Shut is a stunning and beautiful study of the ugliness of human sexuality and the depths of depravity that the mind can go to. A few days before he died, he said it was his "finest work."

ultimateemail5000 wrote:The Weinsteins only worry about giving kevin smith, quintin tarintino and the other lame ass directors who had one good movie to make 20 years or so ago.

Ouch... I liked "Chasing Amy" and the "Kill Bill" movies.

Japanese people look fairly young well into their 70s.

I'm not sure. With the success of Wreck it Ralph, I think Nintendo is slowly warming up to the idea of another Mario movie though it may take another year or two. What makes you say that? I haven't heard anything about it. i highly doubt they will. Just, stop talking about the possibility... That w...

God, I hope not...

Phlibbit wrote:The Good Long Friday is an amazing film! Hoskins is so great in that. Watch Mona Lisa next

He would have won the Oscar for "Mona Lisa" if Paul Newman hadn't been dying at the time...

Okay, I think I've secured all the spam-bots, for now. I'm going to go lie down. While you're at it, it might just be google chrome, but it says I think it's in hte movie prop thread, can't remember though, it sas something about a virus and will not allow me to enter the thread. Chrome always is s...

Okay, I think I've secured all the spam-bots, for now. I'm going to go lie down.

Man i hope that malware infected sprite i posted by accident didnt lure the spambots here. I highly doubt that, I don't think it works that way. I wouldn't worry too much about it. I'm combating these things right now, but I'm going to need Redstar and Phlibbit's help because I just came down with ...

LBD_Nytetrayn wrote:That's kind of an odd comparison to make. Mario's parents weren't exactly gunned down in an alley by a mugger, nor did he swear vengeance upon their graves, nor take up a symbol of the night to strike fear into the hearts of cowardly and superstitious criminals.

Hey, we don't know that for sure.

What about Irvin Kirshner's Never Say Never Again?

1upmushroom wrote:Besides, Roger wasn't exactly a good guy and whether or not he deserved his fate is at least debatable.

Roger is definitely not a good guy in the book, in fact, judging by the ending, I'd say he's the book's main antagonist.

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