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I heard that the Smurfs movie could be way better. Something failed for sure.

Never seen it myself, but could it have something to do with it taking place in the real world? Because the cliché of taking well known characters from a well known fantasy world and having them come to Earth has always been a pretty fucking stupid concept, and it's usually an effective recipe for failure.

El Dango wrote:Never seen it myself, but could it have something to do with it taking place in the real world? Because the cliché of taking well known characters from a well known fantasy world and having them come to Earth has always been a pretty fucking stupid concept, and it's usually an effective recipe for failure.

It really isn't difficult to make the concept work, it's just that directors can sometimes be incredibly fucking stupid themselves.

BarkingChaos wrote:

Raymansgirl22 wrote:

BarkingChaos wrote:Paranormal Activity 3. I don't know which if them was the biggest suck fest. None of them were scary. I found them all absolutely hilarious due to how hard they were trying to be scary and failed every time

I never really got into those movies.. I was more for true and scary ghost movies.

I personally prefer slasher movies where everyone dies. Except Saw. I hated Saw

Come on, the Saw movies are so bad they're freaking hilarious.

RayFan9876 wrote:

El Dango wrote:Never seen it myself, but could it have something to do with it taking place in the real world? Because the cliché of taking well known characters from a well known fantasy world and having them come to Earth has always been a pretty fucking stupid concept, and it's usually an effective recipe for failure.

It really isn't difficult to make the concept work, it's just that directors can sometimes be incredibly fucking stupid themselves.

I won't question that, but it still seems like a lazy solution to me.

DesLife wrote:

BarkingChaos wrote:

Raymansgirl22 wrote:

BarkingChaos wrote:Paranormal Activity 3. I don't know which if them was the biggest suck fest. None of them were scary. I found them all absolutely hilarious due to how hard they were trying to be scary and failed every time

I never really got into those movies.. I was more for true and scary ghost movies.

I personally prefer slasher movies where everyone dies. Except Saw. I hated Saw

Come on, the Saw movies are so bad they're freaking hilarious.

Funny, thats how I see most slasher movies. I have yet to find a "scary" movie that doesnt make me laugh in some way, but for me, Saw went over the edge and just kinda plummeted from so bad its funny to just "ok, this is getting old now" bad

Well, did you watch them on your own or with friends ? I wouldn't even bother to watch that stuff alone, I'd be way too bored.

El Dango wrote:Never seen it myself, but could it have something to do with it taking place in the real world? Because the cliché of taking well known characters from a well known fantasy world and having them come to Earth has always been a pretty fucking stupid concept, and it's usually an effective recipe for failure.

I guess so. But it seemed like a good idea at the time, before it turned cliche.

Coming soon: Super Mario Brothers 2! Mario and Princess Peach have to come to our world to save Luigi and Toad from the evil clutches of the toaster!

And I wonder if there's going to be a "Chris Thorndyke: the movie".

DesLife wrote:Well, did you watch them on your own or with friends ? I wouldn't even bother to watch that stuff alone, I'd be way too bored.

By myself. That could be why

I just saw the new Muppets movie! I thought it was a very funny and entertaining take on The Muppets!

American History X. Brilliant.

Watched Cidade de Deus yesterday, a film about life in a Brazilian favela. Very good movie. Anyone else seen it?

Tobbe wrote:Watched Cidade de Deus yesterday, a film about life in a Brazilian favela. Very good movie. Anyone else seen it?

I never watched but I've heard about it.

I watched Rain Man for the first time a few days ago.

I just watched "the girl with the dragon tattoo" and was quite half hearted with it. On one side, it was a pretty good movie but on the other, I think that my expectations were set a bit too high only to get disappointed with how everything went forward.

It is not a bad movie, but not what you would expect considering the heavy praises the book received.

I was to the movie theater yesterday and I saw Detachment. It was not a bad movie. I mean, I liked it but you just feel so awkward when you come back to your home.

DesLife wrote:

BarkingChaos wrote:

Raymansgirl22 wrote:

BarkingChaos wrote:Paranormal Activity 3. I don't know which if them was the biggest suck fest. None of them were scary. I found them all absolutely hilarious due to how hard they were trying to be scary and failed every time

I never really got into those movies.. I was more for true and scary ghost movies.

I personally prefer slasher movies where everyone dies. Except Saw. I hated Saw

Come on, the Saw movies are so bad they're freaking hilarious.

But I can't stand the saw series. At all.

Wicked Broadway Soundtrack - March of the Witch Hunters

EDIT: did i just confused this with an other topic? domme ikke, nee niet jij ikke, wel ikke, maar niet ikke

^ lol ikke is being stupid.... Waaaaait a minute!

I saw Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy. Despite having what some may think as a hard-to-follow plot, I highly reccomend it, however I think that the Academy Award for Best Film should go to The Artist.