bluebison8 said:I know how redowl90 managed to snag the movie already, but how are things with you? Is there seriously a DivX version floating around online already?
Man, can someone please just drop a link where I can actually download movies...! 😠
I think there's even a book out from Google (if I recall correctly), so if you're looking to relive that movie through a different medium—the book isn't exactly breaking the bank! 👋
You know when you sit down to watch a movie, and they play that first intense scene, and you're just totally sucked in? I start wondering, "Man, what if there was a completely different version of this?" And then the movie ends, there isn't a second version, and I'm just left sitting there feeling a little bummed out! Is that weird? Maybe a little. But looking at the comments, I guess I'm not the only one doing this! Not saying you guys are crazy or anything! 😁
I actually tried watching the Japanese version on Videotext, but I ended up turning it off because it felt pretty slow... honestly, I’m guessing the remake will probably be the exact same way. 🙄
newcomer said:Not really... I see Finding Nemo and Star Wars on there, but where is The Matrix? 😵
I'm with you on Finding Nemo, but I have to disagree on Star Wars! 👎 Honestly, those movies are easily in the top 100 most important films ever made. And if Finding Nemo is included, why aren't classics like The Savior or The Lion King on this list too? It just feels pretty silly!
Trust me, it’s a solid pick for a movie night together... I’m not saying you should try to act like those two or mimic what they're up to (👋), but if you're just stuck at home with nothing to do? Just watch it! 👍
I watched this one and I was honestly floored—they captured that awkward late-puberty phase so realistically. My only gripe is how the female lead went from being such a perfect little teacher's pet at the start to, well, BAM! Suddenly she's all about the partying, smoking, and piercings... kind of like how Anakin turned to the dark side! 😁 But man, the movie is genuinely great—I actually have it on DVD! 👍
I don't know, I just don't see Jennifer Connelly fitting this role at all. It feels totally off... honestly, I’m betting the critics are going to absolutely tear this thing apart—100%. The only way it makes any money is if it scrapes together maybe $75 million at the US box office.
P.S. I totally messed up the poster layout here, didn't really feel like fixing it...
Melissa Moore32 said:Ugh... let's not get carried away here.
Lilo & Stitch is definitely one of the few decent Disney movies we've had lately, but comparing it to The Simpsons or—heaven forbid—Futurama? Not even close.
Besides, those two things aren't even in the same ballpark, right? 😉 [/B]
I'm right there with you... I watched it ages ago and honestly, I don't see how anyone could even compare them. Not the humor, not the characters, not the animation, or just the overall movie QUALITY... I haven't even bothered watching the sequel to Stitch's adventure for two main reasons: 1. It's a sequel, so it's bound to be way worse. 2. It's only 60 minutes long, which pretty much proves my first point. (😁 )
Oh, I just remembered—Mean Girls isn't the only one that never made it to the video rental stores... The Polar Express and Christmas with the Kranks aren't there either! Did they maybe skip the release because they're Christmas or something? (I mean, even evil Santa Claus was released, and that's a Christmas movie too...) 😕
Honestly, I think the first one is a hundred times better than the sequel. I’ve actually got the second part on DVD, but let's be real—it just doesn't even come close to the quality of the original...
I don't know... it just feels so weird that he won't be showing up. I mean, look at how much money he pulled in back in the States and everywhere else too. He was such a massive hit—they were even giving out those "I'm a mean girl..." stickers 😕
This movie hit theaters ages ago, and I still haven't caught it, even though I heard it was actually pretty decent. It was supposed to land in video rental stores back in late 2004, but it never showed up in any shop in Washington, D.C., let alone some small-town rental spot out in the Midwest... what is even going on here? Is this ever going to hit DVD, or am I stuck waiting until it finally pops up on HBO?!