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[Liep]

Into the Wild - sad but great.

And an Anders Thomas Jensen marathon: Flickering Lights, The Green Butchers and Adam's Apples. All amazing.

[DisturbedPervert]

Into the Wild - sad but great.

You should read what really happened to him in Alaska

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christopher_McCandless

[Zanza]

Here's an example of his German dubbing voice:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ffxQ5SFIWLc&feature=related

Is that some kind of director's cut version of Terminator 2? It contains scenes that I can't remember and I have seen that film a couple of times...

[Neil]

Bruce Willis' German voice is nothing like the original.

French-Canadian Bruce Willis sounds almost exactly like the real thing, only in French.

[Neil]

Here's an example of his German dubbing voice:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ffxQ5SFIWLc&feature=related

Is that some kind of director's cut version of Terminator 2? It contains scenes that I can't remember and I have seen that film a couple of times...

No, that's been there all along.  The main thing they added in the director's cut was a scene when the kid had to stop Linda Hamilton from smashing Arnold's chip when they had deactivated him for rebooting.  You could see why it was cut, as the kid saying "Maybe you should try listening to my leadership ideas for a change!" was pretty grating.

Also, there was a scene in the asylum where Linda Hamilton had a discussion with the ghost of Michael Biehn, which was cut because Biehn was too awesome and because it would violate his 'no-gunplay, no-appear' clause.

[BuddhaRhubarb]

Into the Wild - sad but great.

And an Anders Thomas Jensen marathon: Flickering Lights, The Green Butchers and Adam's Apples. All amazing.

I love those movies.

I watched "Surrogates" last night (speaking of Bruce Willis). Mediocre really, but also short enough that you feel ok seeing it through to the end. Kinda like the Matrix meets I, Robot(movie not book) ... James Cromwell creates terminators, that people can control remotely in very matrix-esque chairs.

Of course things go bad, there's a vague conspiracy, corporations, apparently are evil. then it's over. Bruno gets the girl.

      - trying out a new emoticon only rating system.

[Josquius]

The Road- Yeah pretty good but...those cannibals with the people locked in the cellar...That doesn't seem too logical to me. Surely. Keeping those people alive down there takes a lot of food...and a lot of energy is wasted in meat creation.
Sure, meeting people on the road killing and munching them makes sense but not that bit.

[Darth Wagtaros]

The 80's classic: "The Gate".

[Syt]

The Road- Yeah pretty good but...those cannibals with the people locked in the cellar...That doesn't seem too logical to me. Surely. Keeping those people alive down there takes a lot of food...and a lot of energy is wasted in meat creation.
Sure, meeting people on the road killing and munching them makes sense but not that bit.

Yeah, I also wondered about that bit in the book.

[Queequeg]

I was guessing that they didn't have any kind of refrigeration system, or other way to keep the human-meat from spoiling once their immune systems stopped working due to, well, death.   

[Admiral Yi]

Eat fresh, eat regional, eat seasonal.

[MadBurgerMaker]

I just watched the second Transformers movie, Revenge of the Fallen.

It...wasn't good.  Really, it felt like it just wasn't ever going to end.

[Liep]

I just watched the second Transformers movie, Revenge of the Fallen.

It...wasn't good.  Really, it felt like it just wasn't ever going to end.

I felt the same way so I decided to end it myself halfway through.

[Darth Wagtaros]

Transformers 2 sucked.  Only Tim liked it.  And Tim probably Tainted it at its inception.  Thus the epic suckitude. 

[CountDeMoney]

Into the Wild - sad but great.

I read the book recently, and watched an independent film on PBS that covered both the book, his story, and a parallel following of the making of the movie, all within a greater "Quo Vadis, Generation X?" context.  http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1449854/

Not watching the movie, even though it's a Sean Penn flick and I downloaded the Eddie Vedder soundtrack.

Quite frankly, I'm fed the fuck up with the pop culture facination of that pretentious little shit.  Dude sullies the memory of the Grunge Era.