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I remember Duellists being really good, I should revisit that one.    It's also notable because it was the first feature from a promising young  commercial and TV director named Ridley Scott.   His second movie was something about an alien.

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if you're on the Cho'Gall server, it's on.

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That's great.  I think it's sweet the way Netflix decided to accomodate you people.

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No, YOU get with the times and watch The Core!

aaaand scene.

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Actually Netflix has it available for instant viewing - unless you're a Mac user, in which case live with your decision.

I'm watching it right now, bitches.

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And the director of Constantine (and Djimon's IMDB page fwiw) say it's JIE-mon. 

I'm still betting the director of the movie knows how the man's name is pronounced.

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Is Willem Dafoe... me?

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Jie-mon Hahn-soo is how Francis Lawrence pronounces the name in the official commentary, and I figger he oughta know, so I'm sticking by it.

And I often misunderstand what Fig says, so these things often go unresolved.

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I wasn't present for the 300 recording session, so I'll be curious to hear what the consensus was on that one. 

Me, I tried to watch that movie more than once and never got more than halfway before losing interest and turning it off.

But they win, right?

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Porky's is so lowbrow that it makes Animal House look like Shakespeare  - but it also contains three of the funniest scenes in movie history.   

While you can still sort of get the effect of those scenes on video, they only reach full effectiveness in a theater with a full house.

Also, bonus - Kim Cattrall nude scene, back when that meant something.  Rowrrr.

The obligatory sequel was indeed worthless, no argument there.

Anyway, carry on.

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well, as was just demonstrated - in a most unsettling fashion - even when one attempts a lame joke about a comic character, it will actually turn out to be freakin' true according to  some issue or other.

I hereby dub this the  The Stokes-Doty Everything Becomes Canonical Eventually Hypothesis

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Holy crap.   The universe just got all weird on me.

Sorry, weirdER.

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Sort of like the way Vegemite combines the best aspects of mud and yeast.

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You are forgetting that in Issue #207 it was revealed that Wolverine's full name is Jim Wolverine.   So that totally counts.

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Yup.    X-Men also fits most of those criteria...

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And I thought it was pronounced "Uhhh... whuh?"

/never actually seen any of his movies
/just trying to fit in

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I dunno if EVERYONE I know hates these, but I know they're not universally beloved:

1.  Poseidon
2.  Apocalypto
3.  Kingdom of Heaven
4.  The Devil Wears Prada
5.  Armageddon

And now the opposite - Name five movies that you hate but that everyone else apparently loves.