If that's your decision point then there was more nudity in the second movie.
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If that's your decision point then there was more nudity in the second movie.
She's "A Dame to Kill For."
How appropriate
How appropriate
They had to alter the movie posters, before release, because they showed too much of her boobs.
If that's your reason to watch it then go ahead. She's hot and naked for like half the movie.
I think I made it pretty clear that that's NOT a deciding factor for me, hence the movie is garbage. First one was awesome.
lator-illa
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Agreed on Interstellar being Amazing! It was mind-blowing, imo.
AL3RT
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Interstellar. All that dust has left a bad aftertaste. Can't be compared to Gravity, not because it's better, but rather because it's different. Was fun hearing about US plan to bankrupt USSR in the never-landing-on-Moon space race.
Now, where can I score one of those robots??
Now, where can I score one of those robots??
wouldn't have even known bout this movie if you hadn't mentioned it here.
I just checked out the trailer. looks really promising. Im gonna watch it tonight. thanks bud.
Reading everyone praising Interstellar is seriously making me rage......not that it's bad but I just don't feel it deserves the praise it's getting. Oh well, we can't all agree I guess.
Also, a couple weeks back I saw Boyhood. GREAT movie! Feels very........real. As a dude I could relate to a lot of the scenes in the movie and I imagine that most men (and possibly even some women) will feel the same. It was very cool just watching all the characters literally change and well....grow up (not just the children). The only bad part of the movie is that everything just kinda flies by so we don't really get the emotional impact of any of the more major events (break ups, etc.) and I felt like the kid was very average which, I guess makes him very relatable, but at the same time even my own childhood was more ****ed up then this kid's. Still highly recommended.
Also, a couple weeks back I saw Boyhood. GREAT movie! Feels very........real. As a dude I could relate to a lot of the scenes in the movie and I imagine that most men (and possibly even some women) will feel the same. It was very cool just watching all the characters literally change and well....grow up (not just the children). The only bad part of the movie is that everything just kinda flies by so we don't really get the emotional impact of any of the more major events (break ups, etc.) and I felt like the kid was very average which, I guess makes him very relatable, but at the same time even my own childhood was more ****ed up then this kid's. Still highly recommended.
Nice... I'll keep my eyes on it.
The movie I'm talking about
There's free porn on the internet eh?
Saw Hunger Games Mocking Jay last weekend. I enjoyed it. Didn't see the previous films, (I did get a back history from my son) but if they are even half as entertaining, then I will like those as well.
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Derek Paisley
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Omg. Amazing!
Omg. Amazing!
The Mazerunner - not bad entertainment, and I see what they try and do with the story. Give it a 7/10.
For anyone that's seen Cube, you'll figure out what's up in no time. I feel like they started well and had a good base, but then feels like the studio got involved and kept screaming "sequel" and "franchise" at the producers until they dumped the movie ending into the film. It's not a bad sunday afternoon nothing-better-is-on-tv watch.
For anyone that's seen Cube, you'll figure out what's up in no time. I feel like they started well and had a good base, but then feels like the studio got involved and kept screaming "sequel" and "franchise" at the producers until they dumped the movie ending into the film. It's not a bad sunday afternoon nothing-better-is-on-tv watch.
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