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I GIVE YOU A HUG
Suddenly our anime conversation makes a lot more sense.
That seems like a better description of Kill Bill.
lol I remeber that short lived post.
I've seen RD twice, and while I liked it, I don't think it deserves all the praise it gets. Sure it's good, but it sure as HELL isn't close to Pulp Fiction. I really have no idea how one could not realize the amazingness of PF, it's one of the best films ever made.Reservoir Dogs was the first Tarantino film I saw and I ****ing loved it...Pulp Fiction was hyped like craaazy and I had seen parodies of various scenes and heard a good chunk of awesome dialogue before I ever saw the movie....so I was kinda let downIt's still good, but I'm sad I didn't get to go into it with a fresh mind not knowing what to expect [the Tarantino style of ****ing timelines in the ***, for example]
IB was AWESOME. The actor who played the "villain" was brilliant. Pitt was a total ham, but he was meant to be, so that was entertaining as hell to watch. There was a good amount of way-over-the-top stuff but it was filmed in an over-the-top way; it was meant to be "ridiculous."
oh well...can't please everyone...
I will say this, though:
It ain't no Tropic Thunder.
[btw, for anyone who says THAT movie is bad, I'm willing to bet that you saw the extended/unrated version on DVD...you know...the one with the deleted scenes that weren't in the original theatrical release because they were....terrible? Which is why they were deleted in the first place?! If you ever have the option to, watch the DVD of Tropic Thunder that has the movie poster as its cover, with the Black/Downey/Stiller on the cover...****ing brilliant movie.
It's one of those movies you had to see for yourself in theaters, meaning not knowing whether it was going to be hilarious or stupid. I saw it opening day, and even with the great reviews it was receiving I was unsure if it could really push the envelope. But it did, I think that's one of the best comedies I've ever seen.
Do the Right Thing was fine (not great, just fine) until the end. The same with Bamboozled, the same with He Got Game. Spike Lee isn't the worst director, but I think he's definitely more famous for being a black director than a good director.
Quoting for next page. Has anyone else tried it out?
what a great show that was
I watched all of that with some New England Brawl ppl on the NEBrawl xat (xat's a chatroom where everyone can watch the same youtube vid at the same time), and it's very hilarious.
that's a really cool idea for a website, I didn't know that existed
:D drawing stuff that's in your head is good.
That was pretty cool
He even has an infinite, although they're taking it out in the new version.
Watched the first 2 and so far so good.
I loved Toonami and those promos were awesome (music, voices, clips, everything). I loved Space is the Place (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GRtSNyXzWzs) and Pardon Our Dust (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aNp_LqsKBuk&feature=related).
Prog please never ever get rid of your Wicker Man sig.
Sci-Fi channel was the place I first saw anime as well (not counting Sailor Moon, DBZ and Pokemon). It was many years ago when they showed anime movies on Saturday nights. The very first one I saw was Tenchi Muyo in Love. I still love that movie, and I even own it.
I hope you're right. Bayonetta is the first 3-D beat-'em up that I'm buying, and I was really impressed by the demo.
The Japanese release has been getting amazing reviews overseas so I am pretty sure it will be. But DMC 3 is one of the best games I've ever played so I'm not so positive it'll be better than that. Here's a little snippet from one of the reviews Bayonetta got giving it a perfect score:
