to heck with the snow, im going to the movies.
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maybe the lines will be shorter... going to see Avatar in 3D, curious to see if the 300 million dollar budget is worth all the fuss.
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<< <i>It's 80 degrees here in So Cal, I had to use the A/C in the car today, but we're going to the movies anyway too. >>
Avatar is VERY pretty to watch.
A bit long, but not boring.
TOTAL anti-capitalist propaganda.
Definitely worth seeing.
The theatre was only about half-full.
oh wait i forgot, you dont have any... you dirty ALT
<< <i>It's 80 degrees here in So Cal, I had to use the A/C in the car today, but we're going to the movies anyway too. >>
I had mine on yesterday,was watching Danicia Patrick
turn a few laps at Daytona till rain came,that other chick driver is so
much hotter than her,never did catch her name.
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As for the movie it was visually stunning, but poorly written. The 3D was nice, but it didnt really add all that much to the experience.
I can't wait to see Avatar. I've never seen a 3-D movie.
I still have my View-Master from '72 though, ha ha.
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<< <i>Saw it in 3D opening night. 3 hours of total entertainment for $10. I recommend it and bring the family. With advertising the budget will top $400,000.00. I predict they will recoup $200,000.00 opening weekend. Special effects are fantastic and I won't give away any story line. Go see it and enjoy the experience. >>
With the worldwide take, they're already over $230M.
And well-worth seeing, that's for sure.
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To keep it sports related, there was some very poor basketball played early in the flick. You'd think 12-foot-tall blue peeps could play a little better, even if the rims were about 20 feet off the ground.
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<< <i>...........To keep it sports related, there was some very poor basketball played early in the flick. You'd think 12-foot-tall blue peeps could play a little better, even if the rims were about 20 feet off the ground. >>
Now you can go wash the nerd off of you.
While it was very well-done and entertaining, the "message" was a little over the top for me.
After all, it's capitalism, use of natural resources and technology that make it possible for people to create a $300 million movie.
"Common sense is the best distributed commodity in the world, for every man is convinced that he is well supplied with it"
<< <i>Do I need to be worried about myself that I found the female alien oddly attractive? >>
So did I.
That's why I sat in the back of the theater in the dark, by myself...