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:laughnew: ...dressed in Spartan armor with a spear in your hand. -
damn right. i hail from sparta bitch!Originally posted by babybluesComment
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lol - you "hail" from whatever cool movie is out. You were born green in a lab, bitten by a spider, and have pockets full of kryptonite - in between movies you just hail from Jersey :POriginally posted by THE BOUNCERComment
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That would be "Fuckin" Jersey, to put it correctly. :D My dad's from Jersey. I love going to visit his family. Parts of Jersey rock.Originally posted by FitnessBratComment
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Have you ever had a written conversation with njjuicer? :)Originally posted by babybluesComment
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:laughnew: thats true. im pretty theatrical. :DOriginally posted by FitnessBratComment
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I can't wait...it's going to be playing in the IMAX theatre here. Nothing like excessive violence and killing on an 80ft screen!Comment
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Nice!!! I wish we had an IMAX here. The closest one for me is Boston.Originally posted by blmComment
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Damn...I don't think reviews get much worse than this, lol...
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/03/09/mo...thre.html?8dpcComment
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I'm goin to see this sunday on the imax in SF, cant waitComment
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Fuck reviews and fuck the people that write them. Every movie they say is bad, I love. I used to read those reviews and then sana dragged me to some movie that had gotten terrible reviews. We both loved the movie. I realized then that these fucks that write reviews really don't know dick about a good entertaining movie.Originally posted by blm
By the way, you are gay for even posting that..Comment
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Gonna go see it as early as I can on Saturday or Sunday to avoid the crowds. What time do theaters usually open on the weekend? 11am?Comment
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Originally posted by THE BOUNCER
LOL - fk reviews - you're funny...
The first movie is usually around 11 (sometimes 10:45) - I think any show before 4 or 5 wouldn't be too crowded....Comment
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That review only proves that the movie is perfect and that it is more acurate to history than fiction. I don't know that for sure, but it seems like the "person" writing the review was more concerned with the movie measuring up to "its" standards of artistic filmography. Whatever, I'm going to see it and I'm going to love it. The real participants in the real story were BADASS!!! And if that's too much for the reviewer's delicate artistic sensitivities....pick up a history book. Most of the details of the movie the reviewer was complaining about were true.
According to Herodotus, Xerxes was curious as to why there was such a small Greek force guarding Thermopylae and interrogated some Arcadian prisoners. The answer was that all the other men were participating in the Olympic Games, forbidding them to participate in war. When Xerxes asked what the prize for the winner was, "An olive-wreath" came the answer. Upon hearing this Tritantaechmes, a Persian general, spontaneously responded by saying to Mardonius: "Good heavens! Mardonius, what kind of men are these against whom you have brought us to fight? Men who do not compete for money, but for honor." That's history, gentlemen. It's awesome because it's true.Comment
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Heh heh...I like how you abbreviated the F-word. I use that word too much. I should probably just strike the F-word from my fuckin vocabulary altogether. See what I mean? :DOriginally posted by FitnessBratComment
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