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Give me Charlize over Mel anytime. -
Both is better than one or the other.
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On a serious note...Mel has really screwed his rep/brand/box office gravitas with all of his personal issues/thinking. The Hollywood honchos are probably not going to risk a big budget movie on his resume.Apollo wrote: View PostComment
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Mel made a crap load of money off of the Passion of the Christ.. and even though he got divorced (and lost over $400M) he's still got half a billion to his name. I'm sure he could finance his own movie if he wanted to.Bendit wrote: View PostComment
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Mel did really well in the Expendables. He'll be back. I think when it happens he'll be in a similar place as Tom Cruise: making good movies that get overlooked or under appreciated.
I don't really care if he acted like an asshole at times to his ex. I don't care if I don't share his personal views, all I want to concern myself is with Mel the entertainer. He's not the only person with baggage in the entertainment industry. I mean look at the music industry. It's now cool to use to use Satanic imagery in performers fashion and in their music videos.
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I just watched Kingsman tonight. I liked it overall but it got a little weird towards the end. I didn't care for Samuel L's "lithp" either... He could have played a much, MUCH better role/character.Scraptor wrote: View PostComment
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Just watched Jurrasic World in IMAX 3D. Really glad I saw it in theatre. Raptors represented! Haha Not sure why people dont like the name for our franchise, they're portrayed as some lethal beasts. I really wish our logo incorporated the dinosaurs head, they could have done something grimey looking. Bah well, maybe next rebrand.Comment
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Jurassic World was sort of "meh". Didn't dislike it, but didn't like it too much either.
Don't know if any of you guys like animated movies, but I saw Inside Out the other day, and absolutely loved it.The name's Bond, James Bond.Comment
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Don't get me wrong, the movie itself was not great, but it was OK. What I liked is all the scenery and action in IMAX 3D.007 wrote: View Post
And yea, I started out watching the animated movies with my niece & nephew years back and I found that I was laughing a lot more than they were. I guess sometimes some of the joke references can go right over the kids heads. I've gotta say, I'm looking forward to watching the Minions movie, those guys are hysterical. Who knows, maybe I'll even bring the kids to this one hahaComment
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Anyone else notice that Minions speak the same language as Jawas? I bet under their hoods, all Jawas are minions.Heir, Prince of Cambridge
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My daughter has a couple of those Minions toys from McDonalds. I swear it almost sounds like they're saying cuss words. LOL
I think I'm going to rent it when it comes to On Demand. Are there any scenes that you think would be scary for a four year old?Comment
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Haven't actually watched the new one yet. Hard to get out to the theatre with a toddler.Apollo wrote: View PostHeir, Prince of Cambridge
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Yeah, we tried taking her to Cinderella not too long ago because it had a Frozen skit at the beginning before the movie started. She lasted about 30 min through Cinderella and that was it (previews are way too long these days). I think she might be ready now though.
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My 3 year old nephew saw it. I don't think theres any scary parts for kids in the minion movies.Apollo wrote: View PostComment
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Animated stuff, eh guys?
I'm the king of animated movies.... I try to go to as many as possible... however, I haven't in a while.Axel wrote:KeonClark wrote:KeonClark wrote:Comment
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