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BILL AND TED.
AGAIN.
AGAIN.
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My only regret... is George Carlin not being around to rock one last excellent time.
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And you know this how...?Xabyrn wrote:That poster is fake.
And for the record they are doing a sequel even if this poster is proven fake.
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I know they're doing a sequel, but they've written a draft of a script and that's it.
The poster isn't on the movie's IMDB, the poster has no link to a website on it (EVERY teaser poster these days has a website on it), and it's just generally a bad fake.
The poster isn't on the movie's IMDB, the poster has no link to a website on it (EVERY teaser poster these days has a website on it), and it's just generally a bad fake.
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*Shrug* Fair enough, I see your point.Xabyrn wrote:I know they're doing a sequel, but they've written a draft of a script and that's it.
The poster isn't on the movie's IMDB, the poster has no link to a website on it (EVERY teaser poster these days has a website on it), and it's just generally a bad fake.
Doesn't mean I'm not excited about it still. Also, I think the poster looks kinda cool.
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Just got back from Lion King in 3D.
It was definitely worth seeing. But why?
For the 3D? Nope, especially not for the price($10!!!!!!), and the fact that it actually made a couple scenes uncomfortable to watch(like when it rains, for example).
For the enhanced animation quality? Yes.
For the enhanced music and sound quality? Oh yes.
For the nostalgia? OH HECK YES.
It was definitely worth seeing. But why?
For the 3D? Nope, especially not for the price($10!!!!!!), and the fact that it actually made a couple scenes uncomfortable to watch(like when it rains, for example).
For the enhanced animation quality? Yes.
For the enhanced music and sound quality? Oh yes.
For the nostalgia? OH HECK YES.
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It was my favorite movie as a kid.
Also, one girl I was with apparently almost recited the whole movie from memory, which really rustled off the lady in front of her.
Also, one girl I was with apparently almost recited the whole movie from memory, which really rustled off the lady in front of her.
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Oh my god, you too! I was trying so hard no to cry during that part in the theater.Ame no Akai wrote:The Circle of Life has never failed to bring me to the verge of tears.Marcato wrote:For the nostalgia? OH HECK YES.
I'm so glad they left the morning report song out of the theater showing.
