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Jimmy B wrote:fireproof78 wrote:Invid wrote:Lucas? Land Before Time is Spielberg producing Don Bluth.
Um, no. It is Lucas and Spielberg teamed up together to make it.
*owns the movie 
*
You are both right, Lucas and Spielberg are executive producers but Don Bluth directed it.
And I still weep...
Hansen wrote:I'm sure you get these questions fairly frequently, but...
Any chance of you guys making another attempt at the Pirates and Potter sequels in the foreseeable future?
I actually didn't think the scrapped Pirates commentary was particularly bad, even if I wasn't a huge fan of the Keith Richards bit that everyone else seem to love.
I honestly am looking forward to Dorkman's remarks on the Pirate sequels, especially given odd choices in the movies after the success of the original.
Invid wrote:Lucas? Land Before Time is Spielberg producing Don Bluth.
Um, no. It is Lucas and Spielberg teamed up together to make it.
*owns the movie *
Bathilda wrote:I imagine many of these have been suggested before, but just to throw them out there:
The Land Before Time
Why, Lucas, why!? *sobs*
Ewing wrote:TechNoir wrote: For those of you who remember the car chase in the beginning of Quantum Of Solace, if you like me just cannot stand that, it's more of the same here.
Count me out. That car chase made me physically angry. Looks like I dodged a bullet when I showed up late to a showing last Friday.
That's funny. The car chase in Good Day made me physically ill...
Quick update. The second volume of the prequel comic has been released providing more questions than answers though it is an interesting take on Trek lore.
New photo of Zoe Saldana featuring an apparent new take on the uniform-not sure what to think...
Just read another article regarding films in 2013 so it reminded me of several of the films that I want to see:
Thor 2
Wolverine 2
Star Trek: Into Darkness
After Earth
Epic
Gravity
Pacific Rim
No particular order just because I am not sure when all are released other than Star Trek.
Tomahawk wrote:Well, it's not on the FTP, that I'm aware of. And I've drained that place.
Hit me up. (PM, obviously)
Yes, please do not literally hit our only hope of the Roadtrip project...
Interesting map. And speaking of Idaho:
AshDigital wrote:Ah Dirk Pitt FTW
Ah... Clive Cussler... how I loathe thee
Yeah, well, but if he had found the Titanic, it would have had functioning canon, history or no history 
Also:
Inspired by Zarban, and more filter tinkering. This is the Cap image but I eroded it somewhat first, giving a view more lines to work with. I softened it using an oil paint filter then applied the Cartoon filter with less black lines. But, I think Zarban is on to something there.
Zarban wrote:I fucking loved that Return of Bruno album. I listened to that bastard for hours while shooting baskets in my driveway.
I destroyed a lot of baskets with that shotgun....
That's Brian right there...
Trey wrote:"A few"? Better than our usual average, then.
Does this mean you guys are moving up the social ladder?
Don't forget the little people
BigDamnArtist wrote:I don't know whether to knock you out or buy you a beer. 
Maybe both?
*the author of this post would like it recorded that he does not condone violence...or drinking*
Doctor Submarine wrote:Is this the thread we're submitting for Emmy consideration? I think we should consider it.
This seems appropriate:
Its ok, I faceplamed my own post. I knew it was crap all along. *sigh*
bullet3 wrote:I'm on record as Rocky Balboa being my favorite of the series.
Quite frankly, if there wasn't an unfair negative perception of Stallone from the Hollywood elite, I think it should've gotten some Oscar consideration.
I mean The Fighter came out 5 years later, basically borrowed major components of Rocky Balboa (especially in the approach to fight cinematography), and got a bunch of Oscar buzz in the process.
Dude, the Fighter had Mark Wahlberg AND Christian Bale. Clearly superior to Stallone, amiright?
I also agree with the above two statements. Willis plays his character as larger than life hero who isn't afraid of anything. He is no longer the "everyman" hero that can be easily identified with by the audience. He literally is a caricature of himself.
Its like this is the movie about the Internet meme of John Mclain rather than a person. It makes for a disappointing movie that no explosion can fill.
Yeah, the whole "peace sign" has been a part of sequels for a while.
Lamer wrote:C-Spin wrote:Lamer wrote:Die Hard 6 will be about McClane finding out that he's actually immortal now. He'll run around begging people to kill him but noone will be able to.
I think they need to turn Die Hard into a six film prequel saga to The Matrix and reveal in the next one that John McClane is the first of the failed Ones. It's the only way to salvage the franchise.
And then he goes mental because he realises he could've had hair the whole time.
Then Sam Jackson shows up with brittle bones to convince him to take the red pill for his hair
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