PatchChord_Adams

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« on: 12-24-2008 21:27 »
« Last Edit on: 01-21-2009 23:55 by Nixorbo »
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Smarty

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Must...resist...looking...
I won't.
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trickster381

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« Reply #3 on: 12-25-2008 00:01 »
« Last Edit on: 12-25-2008 00:03 »
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Noooooo!!! Can't.... read.... Everytime I find a spoiler for one of the movies before I see it I say NO! I won't look...but eventually I break down and look but not this time..... I hope. http://www.theshiznit.co.uk/review/futurama-into-the-wild-green-yonder.php
spoilers!
I feel cold inside... I think its the thermodynamic response to a large portion of hope leaving me.
Aww......
Should this worry me?
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OrpheusLupus

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For my part I am not willing to base my opinion on a review by a website called theshiznit ;-)
*shot*
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KoolMoeDee

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« Reply #11 on: 01-13-2009 00:01 »
« Last Edit on: 01-13-2009 00:06 »
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Yeah, sounds like it won't be the vast improvement I was hoping for after Bender's Game. However, since I really didn't like Bender's Game, any kind of improvement will be welcomed by me. And hey, it could be wrong, there were many times when reviews overhyped movies for me and left me disappointed and vice versa, so I'm still gonna remain optimistic. This movie still sounds pretty good, but after Bender's Game, I really want Futurama to end its movie run with a bang.
EDIT: This opinion could all change if I knew this dude's rating system. If it were 3.5/4 stars, disregard what I said. But based on what he said, I think it's out of 5 stars, and if it is, yeah, that thing I said follows.
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Smarty

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It also depends on who is reviewing.
If it is someone who isn't a diehard fan of Futurama, they won't have the biased part of it and they will pass it off as a cartoon sci-fi that is average, and will just judge it really on story plot. They won't really look too much at stuff such as the characters, and they probably wouldn't get any refrences to earlier episodes.
If they do love Futurama, usually they think that it is good, no matter what. They may think it isn't the best, but it won't be something really to stop them from watching it. As Gorge said, you should just watch it as just something regular, just watch it for the fun of it. Don't even think that it could be the last one because that will be in the back of your head as you watch it and you will be mad at the end if it wasn't that great, even if you liked watching it.
Reviews really don't scare me that much because I don't care about what people think. My uncle reviews the movies sometimes and says we shouldn't see it because it got a bad review on some website, but I would see the movie anyway and love it all the same.
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futz
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Futurama shows also work on a lot of levels, what Billy West refers to as layers of an onion. It often takes several watchings of a show for it all to sink in or begin to notice other things.
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Angelikfire

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An user on the LJ Futurama Community said he got a screener copy for ITWGY. I emailed the guy and asked for spoilers. This is his reply: BEWARE OF SPOILERS!!! Here's a great big bunch of Futurama spoilers. WARNING TO EVERYONE: DON'T READ THIS IF YOU DON'T WANT THE FOURTH FUTURAMA MOVIE SPOILED. -Fry finds himself with the ability to read minds, after a peace braclet gets jammed into his head in a freak accident. Soon he meets another man who can hear peoples thoughts, who discovers that Fry's brain is unreadable (because he's missing the Delta brainwave, as discussed in all sorts of past episodes). Pretty much everything that happens weaves around this somehow, and typing out everything would take a long, long time, suffice to say Fry somehow finds himself tasked with a huge task. -In the first 25 or so minutes, there's a plotline about Bender falling in love with the wife of the Donbot. It's very funny. -There's a poker tournament early on, in which Bender and Fry compete. -Another major plot involves Leela joining a feminist group, set upon stopping Leo Wong's construction of a huge and destructive mini-golf course in space (this all revolves around Fry's quest, too), resulting in Zapp Brannigan setting out to arrest the group, which eventually contains basically all the main female characters. THE ENDING, HUGE SPOILERS ---> Fry and Leela admit that they love each other, with the whole team being chased by Zapp Brannigan, they fly into a giant wormhole- they make it obvious that this is a metaphor for the possibility that the show will either return or end at this point, with the Professor saying they may come out of this safe or end up never being seen again. Once they enter the hole, it cuts to credits.
Annnnnddd....lots of other stuff happens. It's pretty jam-packed, plot wise.
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Curious Gorge

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An user on the LJ Futurama Community said he got a screener copy for ITWGY. I emailed the guy and asked for spoilers.
This is his reply: BEWARE OF SPOILERS!!!
Here's a great big bunch of Futurama spoilers. WARNING TO EVERYONE: DON'T READ THIS IF YOU DON'T WANT THE FOURTH FUTURAMA MOVIE SPOILED. -Fry finds himself with the ability to read minds, after a peace braclet gets jammed into his head in a freak accident. Soon he meets another man who can hear peoples thoughts, who discovers that Fry's brain is unreadable (because he's missing the Delta brainwave, as discussed in all sorts of past episodes). Pretty much everything that happens weaves around this somehow, and typing out everything would take a long, long time, suffice to say Fry somehow finds himself tasked with a huge task. -In the first 25 or so minutes, there's a plotline about Bender falling in love with the wife of the Donbot. It's very funny. -There's a poker tournament early on, in which Bender and Fry compete. -Another major plot involves Leela joining a feminist group, set upon stopping Leo Wong's construction of a huge and destructive mini-golf course in space (this all revolves around Fry's quest, too), resulting in Zapp Brannigan setting out to arrest the group, which eventually contains basically all the main female characters. THE ENDING, HUGE SPOILERS ---> Fry and Leela admit that they love each other, with the whole team being chased by Zapp Brannigan, they fly into a giant wormhole- they make it obvious that this is a metaphor for the possibility that the show will either return or end at this point, with the Professor saying they may come out of this safe or end up never being seen again. Once they enter the hole, it cuts to credits.
Annnnnddd....lots of other stuff happens. It's pretty jam-packed, plot wise.
Of course...I couldn't resist reading the spoilers (even the big one) but if I'm being honest knowing some key points in the film never bothers me at all, in fact in the past it has actually improved the viewing experience. For example, I knew that Lars was Fry well before seeing BBS but despite this it added more humour to the mix, watching Fry hate someone that was just an older version of him was brilliant.
It does sound an ambiguous ending of sorts but not with regard the Fry and Leela angle which is pleasing. I'm getting bored of the reset button being constantly hit and the angle of Fry chasing after Leela was getting short of gas. I'm glad that by the sounds of it they've wrapped it up nicely and, should the show return, they leave room open for new ideas to keep the show fresh. I've never understood people saying that it'd suck if they ever got together, personally I think it'd be hilarious. It would suck if it just turned into a fan fiction-esque cheesefest but I don't think it would. It'd still have touching moments but there'd be so much room for more humour to be derived from it.
The ending is ambiguous in the sense that it seems to be a cliffhanger of sorts which admittedly wasn't something that I particularly wanted but if done right it shouldn't matter too much. However, if it is a cliffhanger of an ending I most certainly do want to see more Futurama. It's a fantastic show and deserves a proper, all loose ends tied up ending. It sounds like they've tied up the Fry/Leela story but there's so much more to Futurama than that so a definitive ending would be in order. But anyway, believe or not reading the ending has not spoilt things for me, in fact it's made me look forward to the film all the more. That said if you are a bit fussy about endings being spoiled DON'T read it. I'm a rare breed in that spoilers have never ruined anything for me so unless you're the same resist the temptation.
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Smarty

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Just by people's reactions I am hoping for the best. I am resisting so far...a month to go!
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oh! tonks

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I can't see the bottom picture! Argh!
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-Baye-

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Yeah! Try to find the last picture again! I'M DYING!
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Smarty

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« Reply #37 on: 01-25-2009 23:17 »
« Last Edit on: 01-25-2009 23:20 »
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Uh oh, it doesn't sound good. And Seth Macfarlane? GO TO HELL!!!
MacFarlane is a good singer, that is all he is doing. Singing a song. Woo. BIG DEAL. Plus it is for Mars Vegas. Definitely the type of music they would be going with. I read the regular spoiler, and, I already knew all of that. I didn't click the one for the end though. I want to be surprised. 
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-Baye-

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I can't see the bottom picture! Argh!
It's been taken away for some bizarre reason.
What was it of?
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