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Anonymous 21/07/20(Tue)02:34 No. 22141

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It's time for a serious discussion. Have you seen this movie? If so, what did you think of this movie? Do you like it? Hate it? Find it funny? Did you like the cast? Did you find Sam Rockwell annoying, or think he was actually pretty funny and kinda cool despite his annoyness?

Would you have watched more from the same crew? A sequel? A tv series? A video game?!

Personally, i think it's underrated. Falls short of greatness, but it's still a genuinely nice, and kinda fun movie that just doesn't quite make it over the edge into "yeah, this was great and everyone needs to see it", but it was more than half way there...you zarkin' froods..

Anonymous 21/07/21(Wed)15:33 No. 22143

Hope you enjoyed the book it's based on; by all means, the movie lacks its beautifully written love scene. The focus is more on the space opera aspects than the poetic language, but that comes with the medium. Hilarious enough, though, for a good time.

Anonymous 21/07/28(Wed)02:00 No. 22148

I've always put it off because from what I heard it wasn't a standard 'heroes journey'. 'The heroes journey' is like hot dogs, you can put a bunch of different stuff on it but it's generally pretty good.

BWYW bump what you watched Anonymous 21/07/28(Wed)02:14 No. 22149

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I saw Dorian Gray 2009. I thought it was really good I can't believe I forgot this came out. The effects were great, and Colin Firth gave it the face needed to consider it a 'A' film. I had to google the lead Ben Barnes and was surprised he was in other things I've seen like West World and The Seventh Son, another B+/A- film.

Anonymous 21/10/10(Sun)01:23 No. 22192