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  • FaricazyFaricazy Registered User
    okay everyone who was expecting narnia should just stop posting

    this and children of men are my top picks for last year

  • CalliusCallius Registered User regular
    The lion, he was jesus.

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  • FaricazyFaricazy Registered User
    oh


    i get it

  • DarkseidDarkseid Registered User, ClubPA
    I like how even at the end, you really don't know what was real and what was not.
    Spoiler:

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  • FaricazyFaricazy Registered User
    i thought
    Spoiler:

  • Lucky CynicLucky Cynic Registered User regular
    One thing I didn't get was where she had to use the key to open the 3 locked mini-doors, how come the fairies were telling her to open the middle one but instead she opens the one to the left? Also, that thing that was slumbering in the room beats Pyramid Head in my book for being fucking terrifying and cool at the same time. Especially the part where he
    Spoiler:

    Btw, does he/it have a formal name of any kind?

  • naporeonnaporeon Registered User regular
    I've heard him mainly referred to as the Pale Man.

  • FaricazyFaricazy Registered User
    it was a test dude

  • SilmarilSilmaril Mr Ha Ha Hapless. Registered User regular
    naporeon wrote: »
    I've heard him mainly referred to as the Pale Man.

    He was the best thing in the whole movie. I wanted more of that.



    Also, yes, children of Men is a fucking fantastic movie.
    I <3 Clive Owen.

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  • DruhimDruhim Usagi's cuddlefish Registered User, ClubPA regular
    I was really surprised when I saw Children of Men and
    Spoiler:

    I'm not complaining though, I think it was good decision.

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  • bongibongi Awaiting Email Confirmation
    tdarkestnumbers; it was a test to see if she followed what her heart told her to do, or what she was told to do (by the faeries)

    guillermo explains a load of his thought process behind the film on the dvd, it's pretty amazing the depth he put into something so simple

  • naporeonnaporeon Registered User regular
    Silmaril wrote: »
    naporeon wrote: »
    I've heard him mainly referred to as the Pale Man.

    He was the best thing in the whole movie. I wanted more of that.
    Oh man....
    naporeon wrote: »
    I fucking missed the entire Pale Man scene, because I had to take a piss.

    SO MAD!
    naporeon wrote:
    Raneados wrote:
    nap you fucking idiot
    My decision to piss right then was valid.

    These two fat bitches came waddling up and sat right next to me, and proceeded to start talking. Not whispering. Talking. My rage was mitigated by the fact that one of them tripped on the way up the stairs, and then sat in my leftover dipping cheese for my pretzel bites. Sat right down in it. And they were both wheezing from the exertion. I asked them not to talk, but perhaps they didn't understand me, since my request was not delivered in a series of high-frequency pitches and clicks.

    So I took a piss and picked a different seat.

  • RankenphileRankenphile Keep the change you filthy animalRegistered User, Super Moderator, Moderator mod
    bongi wrote: »
    tdarkestnumbers; it was a test to see if she followed what her heart told her to do, or what she was told to do (by the faeries)

    guillermo explains a load of his thought process behind the film on the dvd, it's pretty amazing the depth he put into something so simple

    he was interviewed on NPR the other day. Very, very fascinating stuff. That dude has seen some shit.

  • FaricazyFaricazy Registered User
    Druhim wrote: »
    I was really surprised when I saw Children of Men and
    Spoiler:

    I'm not complaining though, I think it was good decision.
    yeah

    powerful scene

  • naporeonnaporeon Registered User regular
    Faricazy wrote: »
    Druhim wrote: »
    I was really surprised when I saw Children of Men and
    Spoiler:

    I'm not complaining though, I think it was good decision.
    yeah

    powerful scene
    Oh yeah.

    I was like....

    HOLY SHITS!

  • FaricazyFaricazy Registered User
    but really the best part of the movie was the beginning
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    just so brilliantly shot

  • DruhimDruhim Usagi's cuddlefish Registered User, ClubPA regular
    Yeah but that was in the trailer so it lost much of its impact.

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  • FaricazyFaricazy Registered User
    i didn't expect it so soon though

    the sheer contrast between a quiet morning and then
    Spoiler:

    holy shit

  • SilmarilSilmaril Mr Ha Ha Hapless. Registered User regular
    naporeon wrote: »
    Silmaril wrote: »
    naporeon wrote: »
    I've heard him mainly referred to as the Pale Man.

    He was the best thing in the whole movie. I wanted more of that.
    Oh man....
    naporeon wrote: »
    I fucking missed the entire Pale Man scene, because I had to take a piss.

    SO MAD!





    Ahahahahahahaha

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  • Lucky CynicLucky Cynic Registered User regular
    naporeon wrote:
    Raneados wrote:
    nap you fucking idiot
    My decision to piss right then was valid.

    These two fat bitches came waddling up and sat right next to me, and proceeded to start talking. Not whispering. Talking. My rage was mitigated by the fact that one of them tripped on the way up the stairs, and then sat in my leftover dipping cheese for my pretzel bites. Sat right down in it. And they were both wheezing from the exertion. I asked them not to talk, but perhaps they didn't understand me, since my request was not delivered in a series of high-frequency pitches and clicks.

    So I took a piss and picked a different seat.

    The world is a cruel, cruel place... Just last week I went with my cousins to see 300 for about the 4th time and while the theater was emptier, it still had a good plenty people in it. This idiot next to me though-- the whole time is yelling at the screen. "Ya! Go Spartans!" "Kick the shit out those Persians..." This is intolerable, and before security kicked him out, some guy (with the best of intentions) threw his beverage at the guy but it splashed the back of his seat and got the back of my head wet. Fun times! :|

  • CalliusCallius Registered User regular
    I hate going to the theatre because every fucking time I go some dipshit has to talk or use their cell phone to chat during the movie.

    I hate theatres so much.

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  • FaricazyFaricazy Registered User
    Callius wrote: »
    I hate going to the theatre because every fucking time I go some dipshit has to talk or use their cell phone to chat during the movie.

    I hate theatres so much.
    you know that thing they do at loews, at least

    before the movie begins

    baby starts crying, laughter, cellphone rings

    through the speakers

    its directional sound though and it fooled me the first couple of times i heard it

  • naporeonnaporeon Registered User regular
    That is one thing that is really good about Seattle.

    Except for at the Meridian and Pacific Place theatres downtown, cell-phone use is essentially nil. Also, I don't hear talkers very often, either.

  • naporeonnaporeon Registered User regular
    Faricazy wrote: »
    Callius wrote: »
    I hate going to the theatre because every fucking time I go some dipshit has to talk or use their cell phone to chat during the movie.

    I hate theatres so much.
    you know that thing they do at loews, at least

    before the movie begins

    baby starts crying, laughter, cellphone rings

    through the speakers

    its directional sound though and it fooled me the first couple of times i heard it
    Yeah, the baby crying especially.

    I was all, Wait, a baby can't POSSIBLY be that loud!

  • FaricazyFaricazy Registered User
    i was like

    MAN WHO BROUGHT A BABY TO BORAT

    oh its just speakers

    *couple with seven year old walk in*

    UHHHHH

  • KnobKnob TURN THE BEAT BACK InternetSuper Moderator, Moderator mod
    guillermo del toro needs to hurry his fat spanish ass up and do at the mountains of madness

  • DruhimDruhim Usagi's cuddlefish Registered User, ClubPA regular
    naporeon wrote: »
    That is one thing that is really good about Seattle.

    Except for at the Meridian and Pacific Place theatres downtown, cell-phone use is essentially nil. Also, I don't hear talkers very often, either.
    And when it does happen I can usually shame them into shutting up.

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  • TankHammerTankHammer Extreme Ghostbuster Registered User regular
    In my personal experience the theaters near where I live are so much better in terms of audience than anywhere else I have been. There was a baby in the theater during 300 though that was bawling from all the loud noises, yelling and bass but they dragged it and it's mom out pretty quick.

    In Georgia was the only place I actually consistently witnessed the stereotypical groups of minorities yelling "OOOOOOOH SNAP MAN! OH OH OH SNAP!" or "Don't go IN THERE!" at the screen.

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  • KnobKnob TURN THE BEAT BACK InternetSuper Moderator, Moderator mod
    there was a baby in the theater when i saw 300 as well

    what the fuck are people thinking

    i have a damn kid, and i would never consider taking him to a movie until he's old enough to be interested in it and capable of sitting and paying attention to one thing for two hours


    putting a kid in a loud dark place where they can't play or really even move around for 2 hours is fucked up

  • naporeonnaporeon Registered User regular
    Of course, I love the older theatres. You know the kind...the ones with nursing booths.

    When I was at WSU, about half of the theatres had them.

    It made going to flicks with my ex especially rad.

  • KnobKnob TURN THE BEAT BACK InternetSuper Moderator, Moderator mod
    hell's a nursing booth

    is it a soundproof booth to put bad moms and loud kids in

  • naporeonnaporeon Registered User regular
    Yeah, pretty much.

    It's a booth at the back of the theatre, closed off by a thick pane of glass in front and a door on the side (sometimes lockable!). Usually has only 6-10 seats in it, and no one fucking notices them.

    The great thing is that the reflection of the screen on the outside of the glass makes it impossible to see inside.

  • KnobKnob TURN THE BEAT BACK InternetSuper Moderator, Moderator mod
    that is awesome

  • DranoDrano __BANNED USERS
    maybe they wanted to see a movie and couldnt find a sitter and thought: fuck it

  • CalliusCallius Registered User regular
    naporeon wrote: »
    Yeah, pretty much.

    It's a booth at the back of the theatre, closed off by a thick pane of glass in front and a door on the side (sometimes lockable!). Usually has only 6-10 seats in it, and no one fucking notices them.

    The great thing is that the reflection of the screen on the outside of the glass makes it impossible to see inside.
    You will show me where these are.

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  • DranoDrano __BANNED USERS
    parents will take there kids in them and theyll be all coated with teenaged jizz

  • naporeonnaporeon Registered User regular
    Callius wrote: »
    naporeon wrote: »
    Yeah, pretty much.

    It's a booth at the back of the theatre, closed off by a thick pane of glass in front and a door on the side (sometimes lockable!). Usually has only 6-10 seats in it, and no one fucking notices them.

    The great thing is that the reflection of the screen on the outside of the glass makes it impossible to see inside.
    You will show me where these are.
    Most of the ones I've found in Seattle only have a thick curtain on the door, and are routinely checked by the ushers.

    Of course, some people consider all that to be part of the fun.

    YMMV

  • TankHammerTankHammer Extreme Ghostbuster Registered User regular
    I wanna find one of these nursing booths now. This one girl wants to bring me to the new Harry Potter and I'm not exactly the biggest potter fan. But combining it with some nice theater-sex would be awesome as it is on my list of things I've never done. She'd totally be in for it too. I hope she doesn't wear a scarf though...

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  • DranoDrano __BANNED USERS
    i pay to see movies to see movies.
    why dont you guys go bang in an elevator or something

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