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Beamer
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BEST NEW FILM I'VE SEEN THIS YEAR: Team America: World Police.
THE ONLY NEW FILM I'VE SEEN THIS YEAR: Team America: World Police... What? I don't go to the movies that often. Hell, the last new movie I saw before Team America was Terminator 3, and that was in July 2003...
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Melllvar
DOOP Secretary
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Best movie of the year?
Shaun Of The Dead
Hands down.
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Nurdbot
DOOP Secretary
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Holy crap, I don't think I went to a Movie theatre at all this year!
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Otis P Jivefunk
DOOP Secretary
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Best:
Spiderman 2 The Incredibles Shrek 2 I, Robot
Worst:
I don't go out my way to see bad movies, so I haven't seen a bad one from this year...
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Juliet
DOOP Secretary
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I agree with Impy and Mellvar.
Shaun Of The Dead is the best movie for 2004
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leelaholic
Liquid Emperor
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Originally posted by fryfanSpyOrama I felt Spider-man 2 was too sappy making Doc Ock turn good at the end. But Doc Ock was always good. It was the arms that controlled his mind and made him do evil. I personally thought Spider-man 2 was a lot better than the original, mostly because Doc Ock was cooler than the Green Goblin IMO. He was actually scary, wheras the Goblin was just kind of creepy. Anyway, here are my lists... Favorite Movie This Year: The Incredibles Honorable Mentions: Spider-Man 2, Lemony Snicket's Series of Unfortunate Events, Shrek 2 Worst: The Garfield Movie (Dis)Honorable Mentions: Catwoman, Team America: World Police, Alien Vs. Predator
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Mr. Potter
Professor
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Originally posted by Spacedal11: 1.) The Incredibles I believe was Disney & Pixar's last film they did together. Now Pixar is alone and I don't know might team up with someone else. So therefore I'll go easy on Pixar. I still hated the movie. Pixar does the writing and animation and everything. Disney just distributes and gets rich.
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Mr. Potter
Professor
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Originally posted by alexvilagosh:For the last time, Fox and Disney aren't evil companies! They are just regular companies who like money. That is true, but in this case I think Disney has become specially greedy/evil over the past few years.
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CyberKnight
Urban Legend
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Originally posted by DotheBartman: Disney had about as much involvement with The Incredibles as Fox had involvement in Futurama. Both equally evil companies really, so there's no need to think so harshly of Pixar because of the Disney connection. They hate Disney, hence the next one ("Cars" ) will be the last one they do under the Disney name. I thought they just hated Eisner and were holding off on looking for a new partner until his successor is appointed? All Pixar want is a fairer deal from Disney, they don't necessarily want to walk away from them. To the wider world Disney is as synonymous with CGI movies as Pixar or Dreamworks - all without them actually lifting a finger creatively. It's the same principle which makes people confuse a variety of traditional animated movies with Disney Animated Classics (TM :/). Number one reason Pixar should not leave Disney : Disney should not make Toy Story 3. Oh, and the only movie I saw in the cinema this year was The Incredibles, which would have been my best movie regardless.
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