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I am so sick of these concert movies, what the hell is wrong with the concerts themselves? And why do all of them have to be in 3D, what does that add to the quality really? So it's like you're actually at a concert...then why not just have a goddamn concert?!
Nobody wants to save up the cost of a concert ticket and sit in the hot summer weather if it's outside nor do they want to go to a large arena apparently. Too lazy I guess, hence retarded concert movies. The irony is they spend just as much when you take into consideration how many concession items are purchased and how ridiculously high-priced they are these days. I don't consider this film as a concert because how can it be if it's not live? It's more like "overly extended music video with crappy editing" if you ask me. To count it as a concert film one must actually tour and perform for real, non-hired people and unless they did that, well screw it doesn't mattter. This one will still be BS. I do not understand the obsession with high school-themed musicals as of late.
Just to be clear I'm referring to like the Hannah Montana, Jonas Brothers, Justin Bieber trend that's been happen for the past few summers. But then considering the target audience of the groups referred to, it does make sense to have concert films because 9 year old girls can't exactly go to a concert constantly. (Although I went to a Backstreet Boys concert when I was that age. And it was awesome).
Yes, I do know what ones you're referring to. My blind rant still stands though. With how much parents blow money on their kids, you'd think they'd just buck up and take them to a concert. But then if these stupid things shut them up, parents will tolerate it. (Much like my wonderful mother with Pokemon. Bless her for that.) I know if I'd really been into that kinda junk as a kid I'd have bugged the daylights out of my parents to go to one. (I kinda wish I could've seen NSync in concert but they so briefly gave us good 90s pop before disbanding). I think Glee appeals to an older audience though, or a more wide range at least and so this one doesn't stand with the Disney fodder. It's somewhere between those and the ones like the MJ Experience.
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coldangel

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I can't actually watch it because I'm on work WiFi. But I dislike what I see of the costume. Will watch the trailer in two weeks when I get home. Does the CG suck that bad? Is this a presentation of a final product, or is it still in a rough stage?
Although I don't want to sound queer, the new guy is more of a physical match for Spidey though. Leaner than Tobey McGoogle-eyes.
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Tobey McGoogle-eyes.

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Yes, the first-person perspective scene looks terrible. It looks fake, it's cheesy, and it's disorienting.
It made me a wee bit sick to my stomach. Also, it reminds me of the Spider-Man 3D ride at Islands of Adventure at Universal. But where the ride was kind of neat, that scene was kind of very lame. At any rate, it looks like it could be a pretty good movie. I agree with winna that a reboot isn't necessary, but whatever. I like origin stories, and maybe this one will be alright. I liked the first of the Sam Raimi Spider-Man movies (and hated the other two, which is neither here nor there); this one looks darker and less campy, so it just may work. Unless it takes its subject matter way too seriously, in which case it will become...well, campy.
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I haven't seen it either. How many times can you tell the same story? He's just Batman with guns.
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« Reply #423 on: 07-28-2011 21:18 »
« Last Edit on: 07-28-2011 21:21 by coldangel_1 »
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who continues doing what they do because their parents died? They were gunned down in front of him by Joe Chill when he was just a child. That sort of thing can have a lasting impact. And I don't think he ever really catches the bad guys that did his parents in anyways In most versions of the story, Joe Chill dies later in some other way. The Punisher on the other hand has a clear goal.... kill the people that murdered his family; his wife and his son. He's out for blood, not tiddly winks and feel good bullshit about right overcoming wrong.
His family's killers were the first to be slain. After them he is out to eliminate all criminals. Not so much "right overcoming wrong" as might overcoming wrong. But Ang Lee's Hulk was abysmal I know this is odd, but I kind of liked it. Many things about it in fact, especially the more sympathetic interpretation of General Ross, and the whole desolate vibe. It was much more like the comics than the old TV show.
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^ I heard that. I will squeal like a girl if he says "indeed" at any point.
I actually thought Nick Nolte was kind of cool in that movie. A believable sort of crazy. Eric Bana was a casting choice I didn't much care for. I quite enjoyed the 'comicbook panel' gimmick that Lee employed. Felt very much like I was watching a real Marvel comic onscreen. Only other Marvel movie that gave me that impression was Spider-Man 2, during the fight between Spidey and Ock.
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^ You aren't Teal'c. You aren't even BLACK to my knowledge.
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But do we know that he's not a Jaffa? Quick somebody stab him in the stomach!
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We'll never know unless we test it. Bring me my science knife!
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Shit man, now I want to have an SG-1 marathon. There were a lot of episodes around the middle that I missed.
Coming in 2012 is a film titled 'Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter', which sounds funny.
The Paranormal Activity guy is doing a film about Area 51...
There is soon to be a Cheech & Chong animated film.
And, oh God, they're doing a fifth Final Destination..... WHY?
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Shit man, now I want to have an SG-1 marathon. There were a lot of episodes around the middle that I missed.
I sold my DVDs. I had them all, and I sold them because I was short of cash and they were the only thing that could be relied upon to fetch a decent amount (though only about a fifth of what I paid overall). Now, I want to watch them about twice a month, and then I remember that I can't. Buy the DVDs. Even if it means you can't afford to eat properly for a year. Like X-files DVDs, they will enrich your life.
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