The story begins when Max and the remaining members of the flock have to go to an ordinary school. Though Max is unhappy about it, she just cannot say no to Dylan. Meanwhile, Fang's gang is caught up when they're attacked by two monster trucks. Within those monster trucks is something interesting: Max's half brother, Ari, who has yet again risen from the dead. But not only that; there are also more Erasers along with Ari. The fight ends when Maya (Max's Clone, aka Max II) dies in Fang's arms. He doesn't want to hurt anyone else in his gang so he tells them to go home and forget everything that had happened with him. He is then told by the Voice that he has to go back to Max. While he is traveling on foot (one of the bones in Fang's wing was broken in the fight with Ari), Fang meets some people who ask him if he needs a ride. He ends up getting thrown off a cliff. When Max and Dylan leave school, Dylan realizes he forgot his book in a teacher's room. While there, the science teacher tells Dylan that if he values Max's life, he will do the mission that Doctor Gunther-Hagen wants him to do. He is told that the doctor had found something in Fang's blood that many scientists would want, so he tells Dylan that he must kill Fang or they would kill Max. Later that night, Fang arrives on the Flock's doorstep. Max can't help but hug him. When Ari and Jeb arrive to kill Fang, they learn that Fang's DNA contains the secret to immortality. Dylan, after running off, returns and tries to kill Fang, but cannot go through with it. The whole Flock is picked up by Max's mother, and they go to an island paradise where they will survive the approaching apocalypse. As the world suddenly goes up in flames (although they first believed the apocalypse was in the form of a terrible virus), Angel is revealed to be Max's Voice and Dylan comes flying in to the rescue. Fang and Max think they die in each other's arms, as Max has finally decided who she truly loves, but they don't die. The world has adapted so that only mutants can live in it; half of it is water, which is why the Flock evolved to have gills. The other half has high cliffs, so the Flock can live there, having wings. In the end, they did not quite save the world, but they saved each other.
The wikipedia for this is magical
It reads like a fever dream chronicled by someone who is unhealthly obsessed with fever.
If you didn't follow my tweeting of Ender's Game, here's the rundown
Boring, poorly acted, no sense of time, ponderous and self-important, complete dog's breakfast of an ending
If you didn't follow my tweeting of Ender's Game, here's the rundown
Boring, poorly acted, no sense of time, ponderous and self-important, complete dog's breakfast of an ending
So I don't think I gave a final opinion on Riddick last night but
There were some enjoyable elements and scenes but overall there was just too much that didn't work for me
Also, you know, the way it treated its one female character, even via its supposed hero, skeeved me out to the max
Also I almost get angry at elements that specifically call back to that first movie from 12 damn years ago, or even that awful second one, because who do you people think you are by giving this mess a mythos
I don't know, I guess I'm just constantly baffled by this franchise's popularity because it seems so forgettable to me
Vin diesel owns the character and it is his mythos. He made it up.
Actually David Twohy made it up
Vin Diesel just really likes it
That's why he bought it from the studio after an FF movie
The character of Riddick is a Vin Diesel creation (it's literally his DnD character). The Riddick universe I think is a collabo between Twohy and Diesel
I listened to the commentary for Pitch Black and I can tell you with approximately ninety nine percent certainty that this is not the case
One, Diesel's DnD character was a half-orc named Melkor
Two, Riddick was originally going to die in the first movie so the lady character could live! The part definitely existed in something like its final form before Vin Diesel took the role, and then got twisted around in the sequel because Twohy got star struck by his big budget
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Saw Tower Heist on tv recently - it was one of those films I was morbidly curious about but not enough to buy/rent. It was... ok? I love Alan Alda and he did a great confident villain, Stiller was pretty likable, but the heist itself didn't really do it for me.
If you didn't follow my tweeting of Ender's Game, here's the rundown
Boring, poorly acted, no sense of time, ponderous and self-important, complete dog's breakfast of an ending
You mean the twist at the end loses all weight and meaning when it's spoon-fed to you early on? Never would've guessed.
One, Diesel's DnD character was a half-orc named Melkor
Was he a half-orc? I had always heard Melkor was a Drow Witch-Hunter
I think that's what he refers to him as in the 30th Anniversary D&D book
obviously he must be half-orc/half-drow
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guys I watched The Hobbit animated movie last night with my son, the extent to which this is a better adaptation of the hobbit than the peter jackson movies is ridiculous.
Anchorman 2 is coming back to theaters on Feb 28 with a new cut that features exactly 763 new jokes
Literally every joke has been replaced with a different joke
This is insane and I love it
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Oh, yeah, it's definitely not a good movie.
I just kinda like it anyway.
I've only seen the first one on TV but I need to rewatch it to see if it also has the names thing
It reads like a fever dream chronicled by someone who is unhealthly obsessed with fever.
Throne of Blood.
Or
Fistfull of Dollars
Boring, poorly acted, no sense of time, ponderous and self-important, complete dog's breakfast of an ending
It is my understanding that that is Ender's Game.
I might be slightly offbase there, though
I listened to the commentary for Pitch Black and I can tell you with approximately ninety nine percent certainty that this is not the case
One, Diesel's DnD character was a half-orc named Melkor
Two, Riddick was originally going to die in the first movie so the lady character could live! The part definitely existed in something like its final form before Vin Diesel took the role, and then got twisted around in the sequel because Twohy got star struck by his big budget
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What's this guy's story
let's get a movie about him
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I'm gonna deck your halls, bub.
the sequels are not really the same kind of movie
and they are less good though they do have some good bits in them, like Crematoria
It was fun and the cast was really solid
The heist relied too much on chance
You mean the twist at the end loses all weight and meaning when it's spoon-fed to you early on? Never would've guessed.
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Was he a half-orc? I had always heard Melkor was a Drow Witch-Hunter
I think that's what he refers to him as in the 30th Anniversary D&D book
Clearly he's a Half-Orc that hunts Drow Witches
also rocky was measurably the worst boxer in the entire world
His strategy is to let the other guy get tired punching him in the face
Yeah, I remember a talk show where he talked about his drow.
obviously he must be half-orc/half-drow
I had a cat named Melkor.
Does that make me as cool as Vin Diesel?
not in 3, in that one he loses like 50 pounds of muscle before his super heavyweight bout
Literally every joke has been replaced with a different joke
This is insane and I love it