Zachary Scott13 said:Man, that concert was absolutely brilliant !!!!!!!! Even though I wouldn't call myself a die-hard superfan, I was totally hooked for the full 85 minutes of the movie. Huge props to whoever came up with this idea. It’d be awesome if other bands started dropping concert films like this, especially for the ones who aren't constantly crisscrossing the US on tour.
I'm with you there.. at least it'd give us something to hold onto if they don't end up coming to the States.
U2... where are you even from? I was honestly floored when I found out they were playing in Miami, especially since they didn't advertise it there at all—it was all just hype for Washington, D.C. and Seattle!
I mean, I really hope they start making more 3D movies in general soon, you know? Like, maybe we'll actually see them playing in our local AMC Theatres again instead of just being a thing of the past.
Honestly, this is something everyone should check out, not just the die-hard fans. They’ve only announced shows in Seattle and Washington, D.C., but apparently, there's a Broadway show hitting Miami too. I'm pretty stoked to finally go see it myself.
The movie’s got way too many unrealistic scenes, I guess, but hey, I agree—it’s a solid choice for a family night or just killing an hour or two. It’s definitely not a total waste of time. And yeah, I’m with you, it really should've been in 3D to make it worth it.
I seriously can't believe nobody has said anything about this movie yet... come on, let's hear it 🙂
So, I finally sat down and watched it, and honestly? It was great. I can't even remember if I've seen it before, but I've been in this massive horror kick lately—especially that whole 80s vibe—so I definitely added this one to my watchlist... now I just gotta hunt down the sequels 🙂
northerncrane4 said:The first half hour is a total riot. Then it just falls off a cliff. You might catch a decent joke here or there, but they’re buried under about fifteen bad ones.
Yeah, I’m with you on that. Honestly, after all those trailers and hype, I expected way more... but I guess that opening stretch was actually pretty funny.
I honestly think I’m going to have to go see my audiologist just to get some straight answers. I need them to walk me through how this all started, how it progressed, and where things actually stand now... because the story my family is feeding me doesn't really hold water. And if there's some kind of "cure" out there? Man, that would be a lifesaver.
So, I finally sat down and watched it too. Honestly? The remake wasn't half bad... I actually liked it. A few scenes definitely gave me the chills, though. And seriously, why is it that in every single movie, they just HAVE to walk straight toward a creepy sound in the pitch black, or crawl through some random air vent??
Wait, is this really the only thread about this movie? Is everyone just staying silent?
Anyway... I first saw this flick back in middle school. I was obsessed with horror movies back then—seriously, my friends and I would swap DVDs every single weekend. This one definitely stuck in my brain, though I actually had to go hunting through a "movies with forgotten titles" thread because the name totally escaped me... So, I finally tracked down a copy and decided to give it another watch. It’s weird, honestly. I can’t remember a movie I saw just two months ago, yet I can vividly recall this one after nearly ten years. It blew me away all over again, and yeah, I still jumped at the exact same creepy scenes (I seriously hate clowns)... Just when you think that sweet little grandma has finished cleaning up the house, bam... there it is.
I’m honestly at my wit's end searching the web for answers, so I figured I’d just turn to you guys and see if anyone actually knows what they're talking about... maybe someone here has been through this before?
It feels like nobody I know deals with hearing loss this early in life, which is... well, it's just frustrating. I'm trying to figure out if there's any kind of surgery out there that can actually fix things and get my hearing back to normal. From what I understand—though I don't really trust the info because doctors seem to change their story every single time I visit one—it's nerve damage. They told me I've got about 53% loss. Is that just permanent? Or is there some advanced procedure somewhere, even outside the US, regardless of how much it costs? It would be such a massive weight off my shoulders to know there's a way to fix this, rather than just watching it get worse year after year.
p.s. Does anyone here belong to, or know anyone in, the American Association of Deaf and Hard of Hearing?
Kate Sanders5 said:Does anyone happen to have some scoliosis exercises they could scan and upload for me? I’m feeling incredibly lazy about making the trek over to my physical therapist to get the official handout... if someone could help me out ASAP, I’d really appreciate it. It's kind of urgent. Thanks in advance!
Honestly, you should probably just check out this blog . You'll find pretty much everything there—from diagrams for the actual exercises to photos of other people dealing with the exact same thing.
I’m honestly torn here... do I actually need to pick anything up, or can I just wing it? And if I do buy stuff, what's the best way to get it delivered?