Posts by Gary Patel

I think they're both decent guys—well, I used to think that about Tosh, anyway—but I don't really listen to their music.

Benjamin Thompson66 said:The Queen from Snow White... total queen bitch of the universe🙂

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Personally, I think the stepmother from Cinderella is way worse

That's fantastic! ☕

Look, I'm gay, but honestly? I’m not a fan of the parades—I think they just end up fueling more prejudice against us. It makes people recoil even more than they already do. Let's be real: walking down a street in most of America, holding hands and kissing, isn't exactly something that's widely accepted yet. I’ve always been a proponent of legal reform and educational seminars—you know, showing folks that we are just regular, everyday people—but the political climate here is just... well, it's tough. You see politicians in Congress using slurs to describe us, which really shows their level of respect—or lack thereof. They make these sweeping statements about how "the universe is heterosexual" and how society expects everyone to conform to that norm. It's exhausting.
agent, if you’re actually being serious right now, then you’ve got things a bit twisted—because if you genuinely view yourself as disordered, then you're creating your own problem; otherwise, medical science doesn't classify us as sick or mentally ill.

My ego is officially too massive—it doesn't even need more fuel to grow anymore!

I’ve never really had any issues within my family—honestly, we’ve always been incredibly tight. My dad even tells me he’d go to bat for me any day (and I’m only 18!)—he isn't shy about telling me he loves me or that I’m his whole world. He’s quite sensitive when it comes to family stuff and has always worked his tail off to give me everything he possibly could. Same goes for my mom—and my sisters, too. If I’m being totally honest, I might be a little spoiled. I am gay, though I don't think my parents ever did anything to "make" me this way—it’s just who I’ve been for as long as I can remember. I'm not entirely sure how they'll react, since I don't really fit any of those typical stereotypes, but knowing them as I do—even if my dad jokes about disowning me (which I know is just talk)—I think they’d handle it beautifully.

I actually think it’s a pretty great movie—it's all about love, really.

Personally, I’m a firm believer that a dragoness should have wings—you know, bird-like, maybe even feathered at the tips. It feels more angelic—less like those oversized, typical bat wings we always see. As for the acting? Honestly, it was subpar—even some veteran actors managed to let me down here. The plot was just okay—nothing to write home about—and since I haven't read the book, I can't say for sure how it compares. Regarding Eragon, there isn't much groundbreaking about it—it feels like a lot of stuff we've seen before—a bit too much in the Tolkien vein, which is pretty common for most Fantasy works—though I actually loved seeing Black elves—it's a refreshing change since I don't get to see them portrayed that way very often. Of course, it's clearly not a bigoted production—since White actors always seem to snag the roles of being "perfect, beautiful, and brilliant."

Personally, I think Advent Children is way better than Spirit Within—honestly, the only thing Spirit Within shares with Final Fantasy is the name itself.

silverviper41 said:I’m heading in at 5:00 PM today... can't wait! And here's a little something I found:
Hollywood has basically cracked the code for massive success and quick cash. It's a simple formula—grab a hit children's book and turn it into a movie. The kids go wild, and you get all those parents tagging along—which means more ticket sales at the box office. If you pack the screen with quirky characters? Even better—that just means extra dollars from selling branded action figures, t-shirts, gum, baby wipes, and everything else under the sun. Everyone wins in the end: the movie rakes in millions, book sales skyrocket, kids get cool new toys, and the producers are already sketching out a sequel. So, following in the footsteps of 'Harry Potter', 'Chronicles of Narnia', and 'golden compass', we now have 'Spiderwick Chronicles' headed our way.

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So, there's this movie based on Philip Pullman's novel *Northern Lights*—though in some places, they call it *The Golden Compass*. It’s part of his *his dark material* trilogy, and apparently—according to everyone who actually read the books (not me, I haven't picked it up yet!)—the film ends on such a cliffhanger that a sequel is practically mandatory. While it was a massive hit globally, it didn't quite hit the mark here in America. That said, the cast is absolutely stacked: we're talking Nicole Kidman, Daniel Craig, Ian McKellen, Dakota Fanning, Eva Green, Freddie Highmore, Christopher Lee, and more. It just hit theaters here on January 10th, so if you've managed to catch a screening, please—let me know what you thought!