Posts by ruggedjackal46

If you didn't like it, you clearly don't know how to watch a movie.

And what's your secret formula for watching a film then? You just close your eyes and hope for the best?

Dzomba is my absolute favorite player, so it honestly kills me to see him struggle like that 😢
But man, everyone else was just on fire. Pero Metlicic was absolutely relentless yesterday, just hammering away at them. Then you had Lackovic charging in—the Danes were basically standing there like statues watching him go. And Balić? He’s just tearing it up. When they interviewed Balić and Lackovic afterward, it was actually refreshing; none of that manufactured, ego-driven nonsense you usually get from soccer players. They both came across as just genuinely decent guys. Honestly, reaching this level is a massive achievement. Hats off to them 👍

It’s basically like trying to decide who’s actually better—Britney or Aguilera. 🙄

I’ve been trying to follow these posts from this absolute clown, but I honestly can't wrap my head around what kind of complex, heavy plot he thinks he's spinning. I just can't keep up. You people are actually insane!!!!!

Movies are basically the ultimate textbook 👍

I haven't actually seen that movie, but if it’s a real thing—the concept itself is 👍

Look, rabbit, you’re free to watch a movie however you want. But maybe don't go around deciding the rest of the world is stupid just because they didn't experience it exactly your way.

This has honestly gone way too far. We’re sticking to the topic of Amelia; everything else is getting wiped

Mickey

As for everyone else, if Bunny thinks a movie is trash, why on earth are you all treating it like he committed a crime? He’s allowed to not like something, so what? Is there a law against having an opinion?

Look, I don't personally enjoy a lot of movies either, but I don't go out of my way to hunt down people who actually liked them. Bunny, honestly, I see you around this forum constantly, and you come across as incredibly arrogant and intolerant. Just live your life and let everyone else live theirs.

driftingeagle27 said:That was my plan too, Me, so I actually sat down and watched it, and 🙂

September—so, how exactly did Amelia "force" (!) you to become a better person? Did you just suddenly swear off greasy fast food or something?

dg eXistenZ rating: 3 out of 5

I don't know, Bunny, I think the idea that anything could actually force you to be a better person is about as likely as garlic and water curing ruggedjackal46.

Donna Moore32 said:The whole thing is pretty wild—humans don't even speak in this movie, it’s just animals talking to each other. Plus, there's all that dark humor, like the extinction of the dodo birds. Honestly, given how much chaos is going on, I don't think this cartoon is really meant for kids.

For me, the absolute best part is when they stumble upon that frozen spaceship.👍

Honestly, you both are being incredibly dense.
I actually came here hoping to read some actual takes on the movie, but a few of you completely ruined the vibe with this mindless bickering. Beyond the fact that you’re fighting over absolute nonsense like a couple of six-year-olds, if you really feel the need to argue, why don't you just take it to a private chat?

[ graniteangler10 said:"]sid... you know what I mean. :P

Good grief, does every single movie adaptation actually need to be measured against the book? They’re two completely different mediums. Unless the quality is a total disaster, comparing them like this feels a bit silly, if you ask me...

It's like looking at a painting of an apple and then eating a real one... you wouldn't say, "Well, it's okay, but the drawing was much more delicious." It makes no sense.

All I can say about these deep philosophical analyses and endless theories is this: the book was better! 😛

Rebecca Taylor57 said:Exactly. Fight Club absolutely shreds... I’ve sat through it six times now and honestly, I’m still hungry for more. Just remember: DO NOT TALK ABOUT FIGHT CLUB!

The book was better. 🙂

I honestly prefer those little spots over on Broadway because they’re cozy and actually comfortable.
Europe kind of gets on my nerves, though—what they call a "balcony" is basically just a glorified bathroom stall, and don't even get me started on how they label the seats. 🙄
The screen at Gric is way too small for my liking.
The last time I went to the stadium to catch Star Wars, there were maybe ten of us in that massive hall; honestly, you can keep the high-tech setup if that's the experience you get.
At the end of the day, nothing beats a good old DVD.👍

Guys, seriously, can we get on the same page? Half of you are swearing this thing is a total disaster, while the other half is calling it a masterpiece. 🙄

But honestly, if everyone keeps insisting it’s awful, doesn't that just make me want to go see it even more? 😁

I’m really hoping they step up the style this time. I was genuinely hyped for this album, but honestly? It feels like a total retread of Supernatural 😢
Maybe I’ll track down those three Santana albums from someone
And yeah, I’ve never been a fan of the Discman either—nothing beats a classic Walkman, right? Mine survived my four-year-old self without a single glitch. But, through some weird stroke of luck, I ended up with the Shaman CD anyway :\

Alex Martinez4, look, I don't mind the whole thing because, let's be honest, nobody listens to Santana just for the lyrics 🙂. It’s more that while he’s undeniably brilliant, it feels like he falls back on the exact same guitar licks every single time. It’s getting a little played out, isn't it? I really want to hear him break free and try something fresh, because I truly believe he’s still got that kind of depth in him.

P.S. Haven't actually listened to the album today—my Discman finally kicked the bucket. 🙂

I watched it. It’s alright if you're into that kind of thing, I guess. That's about it. 🙂

Honestly, Sid the Sloth is basically my spirit animal—they practically stole my name at this point. 😳

My daughter isn't usually one for this kind of cinema, but she was absolutely beaming by the end. She actually asked me, "That was amazing... why don't they make movies like that anymore? How am I supposed to go back to the stuff I used to watch?"

Look, let's just put it this way—No Country for Old Men is great, but Blue Eyes is a masterpiece.
Timothy Cox2, quit spamming my thread with your laundry stories. We all know you only wash your clothes once a year at Christmas! 😛 😁