
i read all the books when i was a kid. that'll do for me on that front
it's just an excuse to make another potter-esque series using the pack 'em, stack 'em and rack 'em method
because the movie is pure crap. the protagonists are 4 characterless nazi kids.+JuggerNaut+ wrote:wow, how come?ek wrote:Narnia 3/10, stank.
lols.. true. I saw it in my Vietnam War in Film class and sat there for about 10 minutes after class wondering what I had just seen. I had tears in my eyes, but I had been awake for about 36 hours before going to class. I'm not saying they weren't genuine because of they movie, but I'm sure my emotional state was a little messed up. In any case, the end of that movie is one of the most moving things I've ever seen. The film actually inspired the guy who pushed Congress to fund the Vietnam War Memorial.ScooterG wrote:I finally saw The Deer Hunter, which I'm giving a 10/10. It took me 27 years to see the movie and I'm predicitng it will probably take me just as long to recover from it.
"America needed a memorial to the men and women lost in Vietnam in a war that many Americans preferred to forget,” Scruggs wrote in an online photo documentary protect on the memorial presented by the Smithsonian Institution, “In 1979, after I saw the movie The Deer Hunter, the dream became an obsession.”
Watch the unrated version, it's even funnier.mik0rs wrote:Anchorman - The Legend of Ron Bergundy
8/10 - some fantastically funny bits, kept me grinning all the way through.