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the new live-action movie was amazing visually but the plot was nonsensical
I'm tossing up between going and seeing this or the Forbidden Kingdom (I think that's what it's called - the one with Jet Li and Jackie Chan). Is it worth seeing on a big screen or should I just rent it later?
the new live-action movie was amazing visually but the plot was nonsensical
I'm tossing up between going and seeing this or the Forbidden Kingdom (I think that's what it's called - the one with Jet Li and Jackie Chan). Is it worth seeing on a big screen or should I just rent it later?
where do you live that these are still on the big screen?
the blu ray version of pan's labyrinth was one of the few movies i got the blu ray version of when i already had the dvd version, because man, it is worth the money. love it so much. and the dvd extras are pretty awesome too.
you should see Forbidden Kingdom just for the Chan/Li fight TheRealBadger, it's actually worth it.
I saw it last week and was pleasantly suprised
Ok now I have two movies to see. Hellboy tomorrow (Readings is cheap on tuesdays) and Kingdom on maybe Sunday. This will be money I should be spending on food but I think I can justify it
I assume a Hellboy 3 movie is a lock at this point right?
Looking at the box office for the movie it made the budget back almost exactly in America alone (80m budget, 76m made so far) and I'm going to assume DVD sales will be huge just like the first movie.
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I assume a Hellboy 3 movie is a lock at this point right?
Looking at the box office for the movie it made the budget back almost exactly in America alone (80m budget, 76m made so far) and I'm going to assume DVD sales will be huge just like the first movie.
I think Ron Perlman has said that del Toro definitely wants to round out the trilogy after he finishes the Hobbit movies, and says that he has quite a grand vision for the final installment
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is this human scum or the other one
people listen to those?
i'm the best one (kusu)
really? it made perfect sense to me, although i could smell 'extended cut forthcoming' about ten minutes into the movie
brody dalle
I'm tossing up between going and seeing this or the Forbidden Kingdom (I think that's what it's called - the one with Jet Li and Jackie Chan). Is it worth seeing on a big screen or should I just rent it later?
She acted about as well as a cardboard cutout.
EDIT: Not enough to ruin the movie for me, I mean, she was still super hot.
where do you live that these are still on the big screen?
also, definitely hellboy 2
why didn't hellboy challenge nuada as soon as he said "does anyone challenge me?"
etc
I'm going to trust you on this. Maybe I will go tonight.
i'll bet it pops your beret eh what
i'll bet it curls your mustache
i should watch pan's labyrinth again
hell yeah, she's like a hot female version of tom waits 8-)
I saw it last week and was pleasantly suprised
because they wanted to
the blu ray version of pan's labyrinth was one of the few movies i got the blu ray version of when i already had the dvd version, because man, it is worth the money. love it so much. and the dvd extras are pretty awesome too.
how are you orik
Ok now I have two movies to see. Hellboy tomorrow (Readings is cheap on tuesdays) and Kingdom on maybe Sunday. This will be money I should be spending on food but I think I can justify it
it is artistically stunning
since when is shankill human scum? i have not heard about this.
Seriously?
I always listen to the DVD commentary. Even if it's a bad movie I still watch it again with the commentary on.
I'm into making movies though.
I made a TD for iphone and windows phone!
Also I
Looking at the box office for the movie it made the budget back almost exactly in America alone (80m budget, 76m made so far) and I'm going to assume DVD sales will be huge just like the first movie.
Haven't you ever looked in a mirror?
I think Ron Perlman has said that del Toro definitely wants to round out the trilogy after he finishes the Hobbit movies, and says that he has quite a grand vision for the final installment