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Tah
Posted: 21 September 2010 08:19 PM   [ # 155 ]
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It’s a movie. About garden gnomes.

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Posted: 23 September 2010 02:02 PM   [ # 156 ]
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Tah - 22 September 2010 12:19 AM

It’s a movie. About garden gnomes.

Interesting preview…..

It almost looks worth watching!!  (Actually, it is nice to see some kids type films hitting the theatres.  A few weeks ago i wanted to take the baby Dragon (12) and her Wyvern cousin (9) to the theatre, but there was NOTHING they could watch.  Sad.)

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Posted: 24 September 2010 01:45 AM   [ # 157 ]
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Tah - 22 September 2010 12:19 AM

It’s a movie. About garden gnomes.

I wonder how they’ll spin the tragic ending that the source story is known for..?

Also, Patrick Stewart voicing a Shakespeare statue.

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Posted: 17 December 2010 11:26 PM   [ # 158 ]
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Just got back from Tron: Legacy.

Enjoyed it. It was a decent movie, especially for a sci-fi one. I did see it in 3D and I will say the following about that added dimension:

Tron 3D = Avatar 3D. The 3D is pointless and not worth the extra cost. It adds nothing and is undoubtedly just as good a movie without being in 3D.

(Avatar is the only other movie I’ve seen in 3D since that particular movie started this most recent 3D craze.)

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Posted: 18 December 2010 12:19 AM   [ # 159 ]
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I was considering going to see that this weekend, if I could catch one of the earlier showings that are half-price.  But they’re apparently showing it only in 3D, with no discounts and with the extra $4.00 or whatever tacked on for the 3D-isness of it all.  And since I’m not really all that fired up about watching it, I think I’ll wait until it comes out on DVD.

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Posted: 18 December 2010 01:37 AM   [ # 160 ]
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I dunno.. I’d see it in theaters unless you have a seriously huge home-theater TV. Lots of action sequences.

I rather liked Daft Punk’s cameo. Perfectly done.

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Posted: 18 December 2010 10:28 AM   [ # 161 ]
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Tah - 18 December 2010 04:26 AM

Just got back from Tron: Legacy.

Enjoyed it. It was a decent movie, especially for a sci-fi one. I did see it in 3D and I will say the following about that added dimension:

Tron 3D = Avatar 3D. The 3D is pointless and not worth the extra cost. It adds nothing and is undoubtedly just as good a movie without being in 3D.

(Avatar is the only other movie I’ve seen in 3D since that particular movie started this most recent 3D craze.)

I liked Avatar in 3D, thought it was well worth the extra expense
I have to agree with Tron though, the 3D felt superfluous.

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Posted: 19 January 2011 02:48 PM   [ # 162 ]
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Saw Green Hornet last weekend… loses some steam in the middle, but worth the sit. 7 out of 10 (I suppose)

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Posted: 19 January 2011 05:59 PM   [ # 163 ]
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We quite fancy going to see that!

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Posted: 19 January 2011 07:07 PM   [ # 164 ]
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I didn’t like it.
Jay was good but someone seemed to think Jar Jar should be brought in to play the hero

Script often seemed a bit stilted as well.

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Posted: 20 January 2011 04:25 PM   [ # 165 ]
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Sharruma - 20 January 2011 12:07 AM

I didn’t like it.
Jay was good but someone seemed to think Jar Jar should be brought in to play the hero

Script often seemed a bit stilted as well.

Yeah, Seth overplayed his role as an obnoxious self absorbed rich hedonist

Wait… he was acting?

Not a strong script, but a decent amount of action. I needed a distraction from reality anyhow, so it served the purpose for me.

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