It was on Fantasia fest last year. Good movie.

wondershowzen is pure video drug. I watched the first season dvd with my roommate and the Patience bit was just...

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He was okay in Dogma. Good Will Hunting, too.

Mind you, I'm not saying he's a GOOD actor. But in the movies he's been given, he's handled at least decently. He's not, let's say, "Pauly Shore" kind of bad.

Bah, Matt Damon is an okay actor. It`s not like replacing Shatner will be extremely hard...

That would be interesting...

How about, "The good guy suddenly realized his partner was the villain, after all"? Song?

Once, a friend of mine told me that he would have preferred Slipknot's Surfacing for the hallway gun fight in The Matrix, instead of the song played. Since then, we have played the music casting game.

It's incredibly simple. Pick an action movie stereotype and choose the song you think would best fit with it.

For instance, I'd choose Joe Satriani's Mind Storm or Machinae Supremacy's Bouff to go with "the good guy races/fights the bad guy to reach the penultimate target".


Slayer and Atari Teenage Riot's No Remorse to go with the "I came here to kick ass and chew bubblegum and I'm all out of bubblegum" scene.

Play! Find a song the scene I give you, then add your own scene!

-> Song for "the good guy resists tremendous physical toture" scene?

Mind you, I'm not at all for animal cruelty but that doesn't mean I believe that two wrongs make one right.

The guy broke in THREE times. In a FOOD producing factory. In the USA. He's lucky he only got six months. The way things are going since 2001, he could have been pinned with a "terrorism attempt" case or something like that....

Funny how activists will see no problem in breaking the law to prove that others are cruel...

Yes guy, you know. Boy. Guy.

I can't see myself, you know, 'cuz I'm a frickin' vampire! Bleh! Bleh!

In Soviet Russia...

Quit obsessing over being 100% original in what you create. As Paul Gaugin stated, art is either plagiarism or revolution. Just do what you do best and your personality will make its impact into your work, eventually.

Can I have a free nana? Clarence FTW!

Who should?

The purist in me refuses to accept Shaft Fury!

No, I don't follow Astonishing much.

There's something to be said about a comics company who can only please the old fans through non-canon limited series and then scare them away with their main stories...

I nearly passed out in Ultimate when I saw Nick "Samuel Shaft Jackson" Fury...

Pretty much dead on, medici! Though Claremont IS working on X-Men: The End, which ALSO deals with characters in a very stupid way... I mean, Remy, a Summers?!?

There were definitely some good scenes. I just didn't like Ian McKellen and everyone dying all of a sudden.

But entertainment-wise, it was fun.

Well yeah, he's the Juggernaut, bitch!

I was refering to the quoted person. I do know that she's talking slash fiction. Ugh.

*Cough* What?

I still have the Dark Phoenix Saga series. Dark Phoenix only becomes so after Mastermind turns her into the Black Queen, to rule the Hellfire Club. Xavier is pretty much alive... just not the X-Men's leader anymore. Scott is also alive. Magneto wasn't even there at the moment.

What the hell are you talking about?

fu-fu-fu-furrrry!

Hahah ;)

Shapeshifting = never sleeping with the same person twice!

The O.C.

Nu uh! She absorbs Piotr's power in the danger room. Your plot is erroneous!

I still think that Scott is lost somewhere in the forest, crawling with his eyes closed, wondering where the hell his glasses went...

Yes, I get it. I don't want to get it, though :P

I just don't like the "everyone that's dead never really dies". Even in comics! I mean, Hawkeye is even back from the dead!

$196 Million Worldwide, But Still No X4 Plans?
Source: Variety
May 30, 2006


Despite the fact that X-Men: The Last Stand pulled in about $196 million in just four days worldwide (it cost approximately $210 million to make), Marvel Studios' Avi Arad tells Variety that they are going to move forward with the two spin-off movies instead of X-Men 4:

A big second frame decline is thus likely. But with nearly $200 million in domestic grosses by next weekend a virtual lock, Fox execs won't be shedding too many tears.

More likely, they'll be talking to their partners at Marvel about the next step for the franchise, since "Last Stand" was supposed to be the final film in a trilogy.

"The first reaction, which we should discard, is here comes 'X-Men 4,'" said Marvel Studios topper Avi Arad. "We're working on 'Wolverine,' which is definitely a continuation, and we have a very interesting script about a young Magneto."

They also killed Callisto, Arclight and Psyloche, which sucks...

And Angel was in the movie for only like, five minutes.

I did wait. And it makes no sense whatsoever. Xavier was the most neutral man ever and in this movie, not only did he insult twice the guy he's tried to help for the last two movies but he acted vindictive and forgot all principles, going so far as to possess a comatose geezer. That isn't the normal Xavier; That's FOX' Xavier. And I don't accept it.


And hum, Rogue is human now. The only one who still has SOME powers is Magneto (because hell, he's Omega level).

This movie was just an excuse to ressemble the current M Day saga going on in the comics.

Deadfunk, you mean all three movie scripts, then? I'll admit that the screenplays will influence the actors but after seeing and reading so many interviews of McKellen and the arrogant way he keeps explaining how great he is acting the role and how he's the only man worthy to play the prequel (he think they'll rejuvenate his look with cgi effects)... he just ends up pissing me off.

And juju, I am a comic book fan in hiding. People don't assume I read them until it's too late! And I'll agree that Magnus wasn't the only one that the movies messed up. They pretty much changed everyone.

Maybe they'll pull a "X-Men Begin" like they did for Batman, in a few years ;)

No way in hell! He wasn't Magneto at all! Magneto should be shown as a grand man, a leader. A political ideal whose ambitions are only harsh because his goals do not include the participation (or sometimes, the existence) of humans. McKellen played Magneto like he was a weak, geriatric snivelling worm, reaching for scraps and playing dirty.

Though I have to say that the guy playing the president was even worse. A toothless senile chap, I must say.

Evil Dead 2 was better than Evil Dead :P

I'm usually open-minded about movie sequels. Or prequels. Unless Ian McKellen is in them. He was a good Gandalf; I'll give him that much. But that's all he was good at.

You forgot shape-shifting skillz!

Teleportation+shape-shifting= scary.
Add B and C = scary squared.

The fights scenes weren't bad but yeah, too many deaths. They wanted to make sure that no one could make a new movie out of this, except prequels...

Oh, and I always despised Ian McKellen as Magneto and I do so even more ever since I saw his Bela Lugosi impression on the bridge. That was simply just too much.

...estate deals.

Whatever will be...

...chicken cross before the joke stops being funny.

Once a thief....

...fed to Dagon.

Two heads are...

...in your underpants.

When it rains...

Man, I did break the game, didn't I? Don't know how I forgot to add words...

Anyhow.

Tony Danza baked himself some jalapeno poppers and smacked a vegan in his slippery face for forgetting the Bal en Blanc's special masturbation ceremony.

communist, computer, flour, future, paperclip.

Watermelon toothpaste, naturally found in a jungle, help improve your memory in matters of litterature.