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Can a happy ending ever be a true ending?

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I know you may want to raise an eyebrow about Dennis Quaid doing this movie because his kids wanted him to do it, however, that same thing happened for Viggo Mortensen in that movie about rings.  And I think that worked out pretty good.

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I enjoyed this commentary, but I'm surprised you guys didn't talk more about the score.  My sister is a huge fan of the books, but really looked down on the movies, save for the music. If it wasn't for the music my sister and all her Potter fan friends would detest the movies.  Do you hold the score for this movie very highly?

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I like this movie; I enjoy it.  My excuse, there were many people out there that applauded at the end of the Transformer movies. However, as soon as a guy took a running leap out of a window while firing pistols, I was no longer taking anything seriously.

I don't care what you say, I will continue to like this movie, however I did enjoy your commentary.

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I don't think I'm a very good judge of documentaries.  However, I think it goes without saying that this one has a deep emotional impact, but does that mean its good? Its this film a good movie because it makes me sad?
I guess if I were to come up with criteria for what makes a good documentary is one that conveys its message clearly and gets its point across.  I think this film does that.

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Thank you for doing this movie.  I really enjoy it we I saw it the theater and every time I watch it afterwards.

I also agree with Trey in that adaptions need to be judge as their own works separate from what they are adapted from.  There are things that work on the pages of book that don't work on film and vice-versa. This also holds true with comic books and video games, or whatever else one may adapt from.  They may share the same elements like plot, story, character, etc. but there a things a filmmaker has to do  in order to make a movie work that are different from what authors have to do to make a what they do work.

I really like the addition of Miki. I look forward to what she brings to the table in future commentaries.

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You don't think he's gotten the message by now, that it could have been so much better?

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During the Dark City commentary, I remember Trey talking about that some of the best endings to movies occur when the protagonist overcomes their problems using a method that is both very obvious and not so obvious, so that the audience has a "of course"moment.  I just finished watching Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs and it had one of the biggest "of course" endings I've seen in awhile.  Does anyone else have some great examples?

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I agree, Incredibles is my favorite Pixar film.

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Whatever happened to UHF?

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Its kind of wild they managed to make a twilight type movie less interesting by focusing on the opposite character from the Bella type.

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What do you think it would take to fix this movie?

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Do you think this is going to be released in theaters?

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