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Lord Bardar wrote:What if he's Japanese?

Still an act of unprovoked war.
Either way, it's not a smart thing to say on a primarily-American forum, nor is it very sensitive.

Grev wrote:

DeathRow wrote:The Boat that Rocked.

D:

OMG! That was Pirate Radio here in America, WHERE PEARL HARBOR HAPPENED *COUGH*, and man, I loved that movie. It got awful reviews, but it was awesome.

I thought it was based in the UK >.>

But yes, great film. Very funny and love all the actors especially Nick Frost, Rhys Darby and Bill Nighy.

Hot Shots! - Part Deux
Pure birlliance! Here's a poster for it so you know why I'm raving on about it so much.

theultimat wrote:Hot Shots! - Part Deux
Pure birlliance! Here's a poster for it so you know why I'm raving on about it so much.

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Lol. I saw teh first 20 minutes of that and thought it was hilarious.

@Nihillo: I saw it too.

Fluffy_the_ic wrote:
@Nihillo: I saw it too.

I may be wrong, but I think Dohnutt has it too.

Maveritchell wrote:

Darth_Spiderpig wrote:Pearl Harbor.

I love to see the Yankees got owned.

That had better be talking about a baseball team allusion in that movie I forgot, and you'd better explain that pronto - or else you're looking at multiple warnings. Nothing is ever funny about unprovoked acts of warfare or tragedies where people are killed.

Ok, I know this was stupid of me.
It wasn't in my intention to sound anywhat rude to the US nor to the ones who fell during that day.

I apologize to everyone at GT and the US.

I have to think of the dephts of my words before I make up my stupid mouth.
And I can't know how hard I hit someone with such words...I will never ever make fun of acts of war or other things like that.

I REALLY enjoyed this comedy/sports/teenage movie I watched last night, called "Who's Your Caddy". As you can see, it's about golf, hiphop, rappers, unsensored humor and some partying going on. The title is a nice wordplay on 'Who's Your Daddy', and you'll notice that the daddy and caddy are somehow connected (which is the more serious storyline going on)

For all American Pie, golf, and hiphop fans: you have to see it!

Darth_Spiderpig wrote:

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But for that, I learned in school that the US cut off the oil for Japan, so the assault on the fleet wasn't unprovoked, since Japan haven't got any oil in their country to live from.

Surely you also learned why we cut off oil to Japan. There were other things happening in the world. It wasn't because we were bored, I assure you. Provoked or not, there is no justifying the Japanese attack.



Anyways, I saw "Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow" on TV last night. Freaking fantastic movie!

Raptor522 wrote:Anyways, I saw "Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow" on TV last night. Freaking fantastic movie!

Meh. I didn't think it was that good. The filter they had on the film killed my eyes after a while. >.<

Raptor522 wrote:Anyways, I saw "Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow" on TV last night. Freaking fantastic movie!

I watched it as well. Brilliant

theultimat wrote:

Raptor522 wrote:Anyways, I saw "Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow" on TV last night. Freaking fantastic movie!

Meh. I didn't think it was that good. The filter they had on the film killed my eyes after a while. >.<

Perfectly understandable. I myself really enjoyed the style of the whole movie. 'twas really... different. In a good way. In my opinion, of course.

Raptor522 wrote:

theultimat wrote:

Raptor522 wrote:Anyways, I saw "Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow" on TV last night. Freaking fantastic movie!

Meh. I didn't think it was that good. The filter they had on the film killed my eyes after a while. >.<

Perfectly understandable. I myself really enjoyed the style of the whole movie. 'twas really... different. In a good way. In my opinion, of course.

I enjoyed the movie myself, though I can also understand why someone wouldn't like it. The CGI effects were extremely awesome.

The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus. Just saw it last night. It was a wonderfully insane movie. It was directed by Terry Gilliam, who was one of the members of Monty Python. It is also the last film that will be starring Heath Ledger, as he died a third of the way through the film. The film actually made quite a spectacular recovery considering the actor for one of the main characters died, so their solution was to have a variety of other actors portray him in different imagined realities, such as Johnny Depp, Jude Law, and Colin Farrell.

The movie is about this traveling stage show that takes members of the show's audience into the mind of Dr. Parnassus (played by Christopher Plummer, who some of you may know as the actor who plays Dumbledore) in which you exist in a world purely constructed by your own imagination based on your own hopes and dreams. But there's quite a catch...

If this movie is playing anywhere near you, I would definitely recommend going to see it. Especially if your a fan of Terry Gilliam or Monty Python.

Nihillo wrote: Off-topic @Deathrow: woah dude, did I... just see a mudkip flash for a second there?

lolwut? I didn't see anything.

SBF_Dann_Boeing wrote:(played by Christopher Plummer, who some of you may know as the actor who plays Dumbledore)

Michael Gambon isn't in Doctor Parnassus.

Lord Bardar wrote:

SBF_Dann_Boeing wrote:(played by Christopher Plummer, who some of you may know as the actor who plays Dumbledore)

Michael Gambon isn't in Doctor Parnassus.

Woah, thought that was something to do with the first Dumbledore (R.I.P.), but no, Bardar is right and isn't being a jerk.

Yeah Dann, Christopher Plummer isn't Dumbledore.

Grev wrote:

Lord Bardar wrote:

SBF_Dann_Boeing wrote:(played by Christopher Plummer, who some of you may know as the actor who plays Dumbledore)

Michael Gambon isn't in Doctor Parnassus.

Woah, thought that was something to do with the first Dumbledore (R.I.P.), but no, Bardar is right and isn't being a jerk.

Yeah Dann, Christopher Plummer isn't Dumbledore.

Yeah I just was corrected about that today. I get the two mixed up. Plummer did voices for 9 and Up.

I saw Up in the Air. I found it a fantastic film.

I want to see this older movie called A scanner darkly. Anyone seen it before?

Hebes24 wrote:

Nihillo wrote: Off-topic @Deathrow: woah dude, did I... just see a mudkip flash for a second there?

lolwut? I didn't see anything.

Keep staring at Deathrow's avatar for about two minutes. Raptor has it too.

theultimat wrote:Hot Shots! - Part Deux
Pure birlliance! Here's a poster for it so you know why I'm raving on about it so much.

Hidden/Spoiler:

That movie is hysterical, it's like an amalgalm of every action/adventure movie ever made until then. I love the "body count" scene.

Nihillo wrote:

Hebes24 wrote:

Nihillo wrote: Off-topic @Deathrow: woah dude, did I... just see a mudkip flash for a second there?

lolwut? I didn't see anything.

Keep staring at Deathrow's avatar for about two minutes. Raptor has it too.

I think you guys have been on the internet for too long....