This must not be lost to the last post of the page.The Third Man wrote:I'm [expletive] dying.
http://www.avclub.com/article/dick-poop ... ion-213884
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- The Third Man
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- JL21
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I saw that in real-time on Twitter this morning. My feed is like 60% movie writers and my feed exploded.The Third Man wrote:This must not be lost to the last post of the page.The Third Man wrote:I'm [expletive] dying.
http://www.avclub.com/article/dick-poop ... ion-213884
(Boooourns for that article quoting Devin Faraci)
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no matter how old i get, poop and fart jokes will never stop being funny
- ghostrunner
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Yeah. It's the only category I have any degree of authority on! I'll have opinions on the others in 1-5 years.Michael wrote:A sign someone has kids: They have strong opinions about the animated academy awards nominations.ghostrunner wrote:4 out of 5 from biopics. The Academy is kind of predictable.Best Actor
Steve Carell, "Foxcatcher"
Bradley Cooper, “American Sniper”
Benedict Cumberbatch, "The Imitation Game"
Michael Keaton, "Birdman"
Eddie Redmayne, "The Theory of Everything"
And how does Lego movie not get nominated for animated? That was impressive, apart from just being a good movie. It's a pretty strong field, but it's still better than Big Hero 6 or How to Train your Dragon 2.
But seriously, it's original from a technical perspective, it's fun, funny, engaging and it has a good message that Lego the company could stand to take under advisement.
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I was just giving you a hard time. I'm sure I'll watch it. I really like a lot of Pixar's stuff.
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I wanted to see it, but this sort of stuff almost makes me not want to see itcardinalkarp wrote:Can't wait to see it this weekend. Already got our tickets in the 5 Star Lounge for Saturday afternoon!AWvsCBsteeeerike3 wrote:American Sniper is pretty awesome.
Glenn Beck's Review of 'American Sniper' Left Him Choking Back Tears
Also - how is that 5 Star lounge? I like a beer popcorn during a movie. Regular food, not sure if I can get it down/enjoy it in some intense movies i.e. Unbroken or Zero Dark Thirty. I probably would need diapers.
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Big Hero Six was stellar. There's Baymax toys all over my house to prove my boys liked it too. Lego Movie was good. How to Train Your Dragon was disapointing to me, but my kids love it.ghostrunner wrote:Yeah. It's the only category I have any degree of authority on! I'll have opinions on the others in 1-5 years.Michael wrote:A sign someone has kids: They have strong opinions about the animated academy awards nominations.ghostrunner wrote:4 out of 5 from biopics. The Academy is kind of predictable.Best Actor
Steve Carell, "Foxcatcher"
Bradley Cooper, “American Sniper”
Benedict Cumberbatch, "The Imitation Game"
Michael Keaton, "Birdman"
Eddie Redmayne, "The Theory of Everything"
And how does Lego movie not get nominated for animated? That was impressive, apart from just being a good movie. It's a pretty strong field, but it's still better than Big Hero 6 or How to Train your Dragon 2.
But seriously, it's original from a technical perspective, it's fun, funny, engaging and it has a good message that Lego the company could stand to take under advisement.
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I loved the first half of Big Hero Six. Second half felt like it drew off a lot of Marvel movie cliches.
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I was never really a fan of going to watch movies in theaters because people would typically annoy the crap out of me. Now that they have the 5 Star Lounge it's rare I go to see a movie not in that environment. The tickets aren't that much more expensive (I think they were $12 per ticket), you get a heated recliner w/ tons of room, there's only about 30 seats in the theater itself so all the less likely you run into a-holes, and of course you always have the option of food/drinks.Freed Roger wrote:I wanted to see it, but this sort of stuff almost makes me not want to see itcardinalkarp wrote:Can't wait to see it this weekend. Already got our tickets in the 5 Star Lounge for Saturday afternoon!AWvsCBsteeeerike3 wrote:American Sniper is pretty awesome.
Glenn Beck's Review of 'American Sniper' Left Him Choking Back Tears
Also - how is that 5 Star lounge? I like a beer popcorn during a movie. Regular food, not sure if I can get it down/enjoy it in some intense movies i.e. Unbroken or Zero Dark Thirty. I probably would need diapers.
It depends on my mood but I'm not against getting an appetizer when the movies going, there's in seat wait service so you're not missing anything...and if you're just wanting standard movie munchies you don't have to get up for those either.
It's a win win in my book.
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Another observation about Foxcatcher.




