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Sal
Starship Captain
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« Reply #5 on: 07-16-2004 17:15 »
« Last Edit on: 07-16-2004 17:15 »
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leelaholic
Liquid Emperor
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Juli: After the big commotion at Far Far Away, Donkey is watching Shrek and Fiona enjoying each other's company and feels lonely. Suddenly, Dragon shows up and he is happy again. Also, she shows him that they have kids now. Little flying dragon donkeys. Pretty funny. Anyway, I usually only stay if there are extra scenes and stuff.
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Mr. Potter
Professor
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If I'm alone, I usually watch the whole thing. It just feels like I didn't saw the complete picture if I stop at the credits. When I'm with other people, I can't. They want to get out of the theater/stop the DVD as soon as possible.
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Juliet
DOOP Secretary
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Originally posted by leelaholic: Juli:After the big commotion at Far Far Away, Donkey is watching Shrek and Fiona enjoying each other's company and feels lonely. Suddenly, Dragon shows up and he is happy again. Also, she shows him that they have kids now. Little flying dragon donkeys. Pretty funny.
Anyway, I usually only stay if there are extra scenes and stuff. Aggghhhh! stupid fucking DVD copy. that scene could of been coll and funny for me to see.
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Tweek
UberMod
DOOP Secretary
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I usually watch the credits, but it depends on my mood, how recently I've seen the film and whether I'm in a rush to do anything else. It really annoys me if I'm watching a film on television and there is talking over the credits or they reduce them to an unreadable size on the side while showing an advert for a later programme
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Farnsworth38
Professor
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Only if there’s some decent music or extra scenes.
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leelaholic
Liquid Emperor
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Originally posted by Juliet: Aggghhhh! stupid fucking DVD copy. that scene could of been coll and funny for me to see. Well, it's a very short scene. Don't get me wrong, it is funny, but it's short.
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Melllvar
DOOP Secretary
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School Of Rock's credits are pretty good, the movies keeps going until the credits are over.
Normally, unless I really wanna see something (like, who did which song in the movie) then I'll up and leave.
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Bushmeister
Professor
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If there's nothing special after the credits and if I don't feel like listening to the track they play with them, then I'll usually leave before they end.
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Idan_Aharoni
Professor
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I've chosen 3, if there is another scene, but there is also two other cases - if the background music is pretty good and I want to hear it's end, or if I think I recognized an actor but I'm not sure its him (usually on dubbed anime, cartoon, or in "real" movies when the actor gave his voice to a character on a different flick or computer game.
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Tweek
UberMod
DOOP Secretary
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Originally posted by Hedonism Bot: ... most credits of films are so looooong these days that by the time you've watched them all, you've forgotten which film you were watching Not like old films where as soon as the film was over the words The End came up on the screen and that was it
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