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Post by ProstheticHead12 » Fri August 26th, 2005, 5:52 pm

I thought Harold and Kumar was awful. My roomate and I both enjoy stoner movies but that movie just sucked. The shitty special effects didn't help either. I don't care about doogie howzer either so that wasn't a big deal for me. Half Baked is great, and a lot more realistic (for a stoner movie). Nobody rides a fuckin cheetah through the woods.

and that Triumph clip was hilarious
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Post by andyb » Fri August 26th, 2005, 6:09 pm

yea i guess its a little off the wall but... well... whatever Image
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Post by holly » Fri August 26th, 2005, 8:23 pm

Death2all wrote:Holly have you seen Strange land with twisted sisters Dee Snider
Movies that use the internet in their plot are generally baaaaaaaaaad...=/

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Post by Mike » Sat August 27th, 2005, 1:22 am

LeveLscream wrote:Guess I am a wierdo. don't dig the lightsabers.
Didn't mean to offend you, I guess you use to play D&D? Just kidding, but fo' real I didn't feel like I belonged in the theatre when I went and saw the 1st one. I was surrounded by mallrats that seemed to think that they were elves.
haha yeah the first couple of showings have too many dressed up people. no D&D ever for me.

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Post by Mike » Sat August 27th, 2005, 1:23 am

holly wrote:
Death2all wrote:Holly have you seen Strange land with twisted sisters Dee Snider
Movies that use the internet in their plot are generally baaaaaaaaaad...=/
Fear Dot Com is a masterpiece.
Seriously though, Suicide Club used the internet.

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Post by Death2all » Sat August 27th, 2005, 4:33 pm

Donnie Darko is a really good movie I think check it out if you haven't already
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Post by holly » Sat August 27th, 2005, 5:27 pm

Mike wrote:
holly wrote:
Death2all wrote:Holly have you seen Strange land with twisted sisters Dee Snider
Movies that use the internet in their plot are generally baaaaaaaaaad...=/
Fear Dot Com is a masterpiece.
Seriously though, Suicide Club used the internet.
Fear Dot Com was actually pretty scary.
But that might be because I watched it by myself at like 4 AM one night.

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Post by holly » Sat August 27th, 2005, 5:28 pm

Death2all wrote:Donnie Darko is a really good movie I think check it out if you haven't already
Yeah, I saw that one.

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Post by LeveLscream » Sat August 27th, 2005, 5:32 pm

Fear Dot Com a masterpiece? Really?

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Post by Mike » Sat August 27th, 2005, 7:12 pm

LeveLscream wrote:Fear Dot Com a masterpiece? Really?
sarcasm?

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Post by LeveLscream » Sun August 28th, 2005, 1:28 pm

Yea, Fear Dot Com is a copycat film.

When I first read the plot on the internet I couldn't help but think this was a rip-off of The Ring. When I saw the first couple of minutes of the film I couldn't help but feel like I had seen this movie before. Then I realized I had seen this movie before, when it was called The Ring.

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Post by ratanda » Sun August 28th, 2005, 1:55 pm

I just Fargo last week and it was good!
I want to check out Eternal Sunshine and Harold and Kumar. A friend of mine loved Harold and Kumar but then again he and I have completely different tastes in movies. But I still want to check it out regardless.

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Post by LeveLscream » Sun August 28th, 2005, 2:39 pm

Eternal Sunshine is a great movie and it has a plot all it's own.
Harold and Kumar is funny as hell, yes it has shitty effects and the cheetah sux. However it is a good comedy, way better than Anchorman and Dodgeball. I hated those.

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Post by andyb » Sun August 28th, 2005, 7:30 pm

ill give it to eric (levelscream) eternal sunshine was a really cool movie. i usually hate jim carey, but it wasnt the normal jim carey in this movie. more like a total recall with out "conan the republican" and all the cheezy shit. (although the chick with 3 tits was cool)
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Post by holly » Sun August 28th, 2005, 9:30 pm

LeveLscream wrote:Yea, Fear Dot Com is a copycat film.

When I first read the plot on the internet I couldn't help but think this was a rip-off of The Ring. When I saw the first couple of minutes of the film I couldn't help but feel like I had seen this movie before. Then I realized I had seen this movie before, when it was called The Ring.
Kinda like how the The Ring was really called Ringu the first time around?
If you've only seen American versions of all of these recent remakes, you're missing out on some amazing stuff.
The American versions are watered down shit, for the most part.

The Ring is still pretty good, it's just nothing compared to the original.
Mike found out that there's also a Korean adaptation; I'm pretty stoked about that.

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