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Near Death Star Inhabitant
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« #642 : 06-14-2009 23:05 »
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Fanboys It was sweet.  I read only Star Wars fans really appreciated it, but I've only seen the first (1977), so that isn't quite true. It did it's job nicely. 8/10
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« #669 : 06-25-2009 08:40 »
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Road House Swayze is a cool badass, takin' out the trash and the town douchebags (some srs douchebages in that town). Splosions, kung fu fist fights, Jeff Healey Band, boobies, awesome.
Heh, and "Confidence Man" was playing in the bar with Sawyers dad, I get it!
A About friggin' time, Faze!!! What was your favourite non-sequitur? I still giggle at the uncalled-for "I used to fuck guys like you in prison!" threat! The Elephant ManThis is why I hate David Lynch! The guy's clearly capable of making great, interesting movies with a point like this, but he spends most of his time catering to his own cheesecake-before-sleep-induced nightmares like Mulholland Drive and Twin Peaks! Overall: Great, emotionally staggering movie, gassy director! A+
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~FazeShift~

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« #675 : 06-26-2009 00:51 »
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Chi bi (Red Cliff) Part 1 John Woo paints his depiction of The Battle of Red Cliffs at the end of the Han Dynasty 208AD, (not that I've heard of it or seen any other depictions), and Part 1 reminds me of The Two Towers mixed with Hero, awesome. The tyrannous Cao Cao is trying to conquer the southlands for the Emporer in the north, but he's basically trying to get the Emporers uncle out of the way so he can take over later, also he fancies a chick in the south, he's a bit mad. So Lui Bei (the uncle) forms an allegiance with a southern guy Sun Quan and they set up in the Red Cliffs, a bit like a water fortress version of Helms Deep and Cao Caos forces try to attack by land first, but fail, so they set up their million warships opposite Red Cliffs and that's where Part 1 ends. Pretty good so far, lots of Hero style wuxia battles' and John Woo slowmo dramatic shots. Part II review later!
B+
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