Possibly the dumbest way to waste two hours ever.
I felt like I was being force-fed a jar of peanut butter the whole way through. The actual story line, or bread, was non existent, but the peanut butter special effects were overpowering. And all the while, I was screaming, "I f***ing hate peanut butter!
I actually fell asleep at least twice throughout the course of the movie. When was the last time you fell aslee in a 3D theater that you had paid $10.50 to visit?
It's outrageous.
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Originally posted by kalvinatorI am not surprised. I, too, am a fan of the original film. I saw who was making this one, and how, and why, and it took me less than a second to realise that they were going to miss the entire point of the original completely, but completely. And yup, they did.
Possibly the dumbest way to waste two hours ever.
I felt like I was being force-fed a jar of peanut butter the whole way through. The actual story line, or bread, was non existent, but the peanut butter special effects were overpowering. And all the while, I was screaming, "I f***ing hate peanut butter!
Richard
Originally posted by PalynkaI've got two friends (divorced now) but we stopped watching movies with them. They uppity uppity made snide comments about dialog, wardrobe, delivery and even lighting throughout the movie.
Isn't it hilarious that people who don't like movies like this somehow always end up watching them and then complain about it?
How stupid can you be?
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Originally posted by kalvinatorThe only movies i ever fell asleep to was Good Will Hunting and
Possibly the dumbest way to waste two hours ever.
I felt like I was being force-fed a jar of peanut butter the whole way through. The actual story line, or bread, was non existent, but the peanut butter special effects were overpowering. And all the while, I was screaming, "I f***ing hate peanut butter!
I actually fell asleep at least twice through ...[text shortened]... last time you fell aslee in a 3D theater that you had paid $10.50 to visit?
It's outrageous.
the boy in stript Pajamas(but this one because i did sleep the night before).
But i do agree i dont like it when movies are in 3D.
I didn't think it was that bad but didn't go with high expectations. It was never going to be as good as the first, just an excuse to show off what the Tron world looks like using modern day animation techniques. Saw it in a 3D IMAX and got what I was expecting: more of a theme park ride than a film. Came out with a headache from sensory overload though. I can see how it may be naff in a 2D standard theatre.
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Originally posted by ElleEffSeeeIs not! But you USAliens don't know how to make it. You need a. peanuts, at least 80%; b. oil, vegetable; c. salt, a tiny amount; and most importantly d. no sugar! and no palm fat or soy lecithin, either. That's all.
BTW peanut butter is the foulest substance known to man, and the US's obsession with it is the greatest un-investigated scandal in modern day history.
Richard
Originally posted by Shallow BlueAll you really need is peanuts and salt. Peanuts come with their own oil. When I buy peanut butter I make sure the only ingredients are peanuts and salt. If there's anything else in it, I don't buy it. There are plenty of companies out there who agree with me and make the pure variety.
Is not! But you USAliens don't know how to make it. You need a. peanuts, at least 80%; b. oil, vegetable; c. salt, a tiny amount; and most importantly d. [b]no sugar! and no palm fat or soy lecithin, either. That's all.
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