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Watched I Am Legend, remember me to Zombieland but was nice

It seemed like the creators of The Mupppets were out of ideas, and decided to make a complete random movie, but it worked out very well. Sadly some parts of the story aren't very strong and part of it was even a bit recycled from an older movie, but it turned out to be the best Muppets movie to date. It has some references to the old movies, has all the characters in it, and had a good amount of jokes.

Haruka wrote:I also would like to see Puss In Boots from Dreamworks, I've seen the trailer and the movie seems to be really nice.

Heh heh, It's not even in Cinema's here anymore.

spiraldoor wrote:I was trying to point out that you can’t boss me around and tell me to ignore your posts. I respond indiscriminately.

So, you're saying that when I posted that, it felt like I wanted you to do difficult work? It doesn't seem so hard to for once ignore a post instead of having to add yet another tiring discussion to the forum. So far this whole discussion has been a waste of my time, and I really don't feel like entering or continuing one of these again.

Danone wrote:Watched I Am Legend, remember me to Zombieland but was nice

I loved Zombieland! Zombie apocalypses in fiction are everywhere these days and I find it kind of annoying, but I liked the movie.

RayTunes wrote:

spiraldoor wrote:I was trying to point out that you can’t boss me around and tell me to ignore your posts. I respond indiscriminately.

So, you're saying that when I posted that, it felt like I wanted you to do difficult work? It doesn't seem so hard to for once ignore a post instead of having to add yet another tiring discussion to the forum. So far this whole discussion has been a waste of my time, and I really don't feel like entering or continuing one of these again.

I post for my own satisfaction. I’ve had my fun, and that’s all that matters.

spiraldoor wrote:I post for my own satisfaction. I’ve had my fun, and that’s all that matters.

What a charming way of ''having fun.''

RayTunes wrote:

spiraldoor wrote:I post for my own satisfaction. I’ve had my fun, and that’s all that matters.

What a charming way of ''having fun.''

It’s a lot more fun than watching 93 minutes of Adam Sandler in drag. But don’t worry, I won’t judge you; feel free to indulge your fetishes as you please.

Sabertooth1000000000 wrote:

Danone wrote:Watched I Am Legend, remember me to Zombieland but was nice

I loved Zombieland! Zombie apocalypses in fiction are everywhere these days and I find it kind of annoying, but I liked the movie.

This is true.

I just saw Happy Feet Two. The first 2006/2007 movie was my favourite animated movie of all time, and this was certainly a remarkable follow-up. There's something about the way this series was done, something about the whole nature of the characters that makes it so extremely relateable. Just thinking about the movie makes me feel wam and extremely... 'happy.' Call that ridiculous, but I mean exactly what I said.

I remember to watch the first Happy Feet, it was a nice movie.

Haruka wrote:I remember to watch the first Happy Feet, it was a nice movie.

Indeed.

One of the likely reasons I love it so much is that when I was three I was in the Yukon staying at a friend's cabin, and he had five friendly tame puffins that I would literally play with all day. It was some of the most fun I'd ever had. They're smart birds.

spiraldoor wrote:It’s a lot more fun than watching 93 minutes of Adam Sandler in drag. But don’t worry, I won’t judge you; feel free to indulge your fetishes as you please.

I gotta have to agree on that.

RayFan9876 wrote: I just saw Happy Feet Two. The first 2006/2007 movie was my favourite animated movie of all time, and this was certainly a remarkable follow-up. There's something about the way this series was done, something about the whole nature of the characters that makes it so extremely relateable. Just thinking about the movie makes me feel wam and extremely... 'happy.' Call that ridiculous, but I mean exactly what I said.

I found that the trailer looked somewhat mediocre. I guess I'm not such a big fan of dancing penguins. Why is it with animated movies that there are so many with dancing animals in it?

RayTunes wrote:I found that the trailer looked somewhat mediocre. I guess I'm not such a big fan of dancing penguins. Why is it with animated movies that there are so many with dancing animals in it?

You sound a little like a douche bag, just letting you know. You yourself should know, as an obtuse hater of Bill O'Reily, that you can't judge something until you've seen/experienced it. Calling movies such as Happy Feet "a movie with a bunch of dancing animals" is like calling Harry Potter a movie with a bunch of Wizards casting spells. While the content is true, there's far, FAR more behind them. Don't piss me offwith your hypocrisy RayTunes.

RayFan9876 wrote:... is like calling Harry Potter a movie with a bunch of Wizards casting spells. While the content is true, there's far, FAR more behind them.

Is there ? Oh, yeah, ridiculous romances.

DesLife wrote:

RayFan9876 wrote:... is like calling Harry Potter a movie with a bunch of Wizards casting spells. While the content is true, there's far, FAR more behind them.

Is there ? Oh, yeah, ridiculous romances.

Oh hush you sissy woman.

/twice in one day.

RayFan9876 wrote:Oh hush you sissy woman.

I wonder why you keep calling me that.

DesLife wrote:

RayFan9876 wrote:Oh hush you sissy woman.

I wonder why you keep calling me that.

The same reason iambic pentameters are called iambic pentameters.

DesLife wrote:

RayFan9876 wrote:Oh hush you sissy woman.

I wonder why you keep calling me that.

Congratulations on your 15001st post.

I saw Life of Brian. It still remains one of the funniest- if not THE funniest- movies I have ever seen.

Recently I have watched Twilight Saga Movie.

filter0540 wrote:Recently I have watched Twilight Saga Movie.

My condolences

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