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[jimmy olsen]

Tsarina

Hot or not?

[The Brain]

Outlander.

It sucks.

Isn't that the movie with Vikings fighting an alien monster!? How can it possibly suck?

Uh it doesn't. Not great or anything. But very solid action movie. It has Vikings, a little bit of cool sci fi, and a great monster. My only real criticism of it was: Under-utilization of Ron Perlman.

Grey Fox has only marginally better taste than Hive, remember.

is it better than 13th warrior

[Grey Fox]

I haven't seen that movie in years (& I was pretty young) but No.

[The Brain]

I haven't seen that movie in years (& I was pretty young) but No.

I find that highly unlikely.

[saskganesh]

13th warrior was a fun beowulf remake.

speaking of viking movies, check this one out:

http://www.severedways.com/

[The Brain]

13th warrior was a fun beowulf remake.

Whatever, fucking hippie trash.

[jimmy olsen]

13th warrior was a fun beowulf remake.

speaking of viking movies, check this one out:

http://www.severedways.com/

I totally agree.

Severed Ways looks awesomely realistic.

[saskganesh]

13th warrior was a fun beowulf remake.

Whatever, fucking hippie trash.

dude, it's now called: recycling

[jimmy olsen]

Zac Efron! Jesus Christ.

Also, no adults? WTF, while that may describe some manga/anime it certainly doesn't describe FMP.
http://scifiwire.com/2009/04/live-action-version-of-fu.php

Mandalay Pictures has acquired theatrical rights to and will develop a big-screen version of Full Metal Panic, a Japanese manga series that blends action, comedy and high school romance, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

The property derives from writer Shoji Gatoh's series about a teenage anti-terrorist commando named Sousuke Sagara, who is given the mission to protect a high-school girl with mystical powers.

Panic, which is set in a world almost exclusively without adults, is known for mixing visceral action with wry comedy.

Zac Efron (17 Again) has surfaced in connection with Panic, with the actor holding a conversation on the project.

Born as a serialized novel from Gatoh and the illustrator Shiki Douji, Panic was developed in the early 2000s as a Japanese anime by the Asian firm Kyoto Animation and eventually also yielded a spinoff series.

An English-language version was produced and released in the United States on home video by ADV Films.

[BuddhaRhubarb]

Tsarina

Hot or not?

HAWT also nekkid in one scene jumping around in a pond with other nubile really young Russian gals.

[BuddhaRhubarb]

Zac Efron! Jesus Christ.

Also, no adults? WTF, while that may describe some manga/anime it certainly doesn't describe FMP.
http://scifiwire.com/2009/04/live-action-version-of-fu.php

Mandalay Pictures has acquired theatrical rights to and will develop a big-screen version of Full Metal Panic, a Japanese manga series that blends action, comedy and high school romance, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

The property derives from writer Shoji Gatoh's series about a teenage anti-terrorist commando named Sousuke Sagara, who is given the mission to protect a high-school girl with mystical powers.

Panic, which is set in a world almost exclusively without adults, is known for mixing visceral action with wry comedy.

Zac Efron (17 Again) has surfaced in connection with Panic, with the actor holding a conversation on the project.

Born as a serialized novel from Gatoh and the illustrator Shiki Douji, Panic was developed in the early 2000s as a Japanese anime by the Asian firm Kyoto Animation and eventually also yielded a spinoff series.

An English-language version was produced and released in the United States on home video by ADV Films.

Now you know Ed Anger's pain.

[Martinus]

Zac Efron! Jesus Christ.

Also, no adults? WTF, while that may describe some manga/anime it certainly doesn't describe FMP.
http://scifiwire.com/2009/04/live-action-version-of-fu.php

Mandalay Pictures has acquired theatrical rights to and will develop a big-screen version of Full Metal Panic, a Japanese manga series that blends action, comedy and high school romance, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

The property derives from writer Shoji Gatoh's series about a teenage anti-terrorist commando named Sousuke Sagara, who is given the mission to protect a high-school girl with mystical powers.

Panic, which is set in a world almost exclusively without adults, is known for mixing visceral action with wry comedy.

Zac Efron (17 Again) has surfaced in connection with Panic, with the actor holding a conversation on the project.

Born as a serialized novel from Gatoh and the illustrator Shiki Douji, Panic was developed in the early 2000s as a Japanese anime by the Asian firm Kyoto Animation and eventually also yielded a spinoff series.

An English-language version was produced and released in the United States on home video by ADV Films.

Dude, it's anime. It's retarded already.

[jimmy olsen]

Dude, it's anime. It's retarded already.

Full Metal Panic is awesome.

[Ed Anger]

Now you know Ed Anger's pain.

He'll never understand my agony. I'm too complicated for his simplistic worldview and his childish pursuits.

[BuddhaRhubarb]

Now you know Ed Anger's pain.

He'll never understand my agony. I'm too complicated for his simplistic worldview and his childish pursuits.

True but he still needs to gain some empathy (and it's technically possible that he could garner a rudimentary idea of your agony) so as to annoy you less, maybe?