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Acarr wrote:Channel surfed this morning and came across The Little Vampire:

1) It was filmed in Scotland which made it funny.
2) It was infested with vampires which made it even more funny.
3) It was filmed around where I live which made it hilarious. Well, for me anyway.

YesMan, was really funny, but not Jim Carrey's best film

That's either Ace Ventura or Bruce the Almighty.

I thought the Truman Show was really good. Jim Carrey's a favorite of mine with his very predictable comedic style that you see in the majority of his movies, though I've never seen those two.

I've seen the Truman show, I didn't think it was good.

I found it awesome actually. I've also seen Blade Runner, it's just one of the best movies ever

Yep, Blade Runner is orsum!

Hunchman801 wrote:I found it awesome actually.

Not when you watch it in RME.

School has the power to render anything annoying. By the way, I've seen Van Helsing, and it was pretty good. However, you may be tempted to pay more attention to Kate Beckinsale than to the movie itself

Saw Get Smart.

It was funny.

The Bourne trilogy, it's orsum

Wall.E. It was cute enough. After a while the voices of the robots get annoying and somehow started reminding me of Pokemon though. Maybe because they mostly speak incomprehensible, or say their names in various ways. "Mop. Mop mop mop."

Finished watching 'Mars Attack' in school today. The teacher asked us if it was realistic, and i was just yelling "NO IT'S NOT!!" inside my head.

Watched Toy Story and Toy Story 2 on YouTube. (Yeah, I do own the movies, in fact I actually have three tapes of Toy Story 1, though I didn't feel like digging them out.) I don't care what people say, those are classics. Stuff for kids, and a surprisingly large amount of material directed towards the older audience. (I just noticed that last time I watched the Wilheim Scream when Buzz is knocked out of the window_

Toy Story is one of those movies where the original is much better than it's sequel.

They're both great movies, though I can agree. There were some pretty humorous scenes in the second, though Woody's whole dilemma with being shipped off to a museum took up way too much of the movie, while the first kept moving.

I also thought its sequel was slightly better, because in my opinion the second lacked an intense storyline.
My favourite Disney Pixar movie is Monsters Inc. though

Knockin' on Heaven's door

Great movie. Really.

Xenon wrote: My favourite Disney Pixar movie is Monsters Inc. though

Finding Nemo kicks its ass.

How about Cars? I mean, it's about cars, but they have eyes and they can talk! It's amazing!

I've never seen Cars, but Finding Nemo was fairly good. The plot was a bit basic though and everything was quite predictable. I still prefer Monsters Inc.

Monsters Inc is one of those DVDs that, if I ever come across it, I will buy instantly. Another one of those is the Incredibles. I collect and love animated movies. : >