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Post by "St. Louis Viper" Buck Summers on Mar 9, 2007 19:51:30 GMT -5
Know what I hated most about Day After Tomorrow? There was a scene, right before the miltary chopper or plane goes down, I think, where someone remarks that the tempature is going down at something like a rate of 600 degrees a minute (I think they said like, 10 degrees a second). That's the most retarted thing I've ever heard, every structure on the planet would freeze and shatter in seconds.
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Post by heffer111 on Mar 9, 2007 20:03:10 GMT -5
Know what I hated most about Day After Tomorrow? There was a scene, right before the miltary chopper or plane goes down, I think, where someone remarks that the tempature is going down at something like a rate of 600 degrees a minute (I think they said like, 10 degrees a second). That's the most retarted thing I've ever heard, every structure on the planet would freeze and shatter in seconds. hahaha i noticed that part too, im like wtf! how are they still just walked around new york, it should be like -100000 by now |
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Post by Hulkshi Tanahashi on Mar 9, 2007 20:27:22 GMT -5
Know what I hated most about Day After Tomorrow? There was a scene, right before the miltary chopper or plane goes down, I think, where someone remarks that the tempature is going down at something like a rate of 600 degrees a minute (I think they said like, 10 degrees a second). That's the most retarted thing I've ever heard, every structure on the planet would freeze and shatter in seconds. hahaha i noticed that part too, im like wtf! how are they still just walked around new york, it should be like -100000 by now I hated how they went to immediately burning books in the library when there were shelves, chairs, and tables made out of WOOD!!!! |
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Post by EZ: Brainy Bae on Mar 9, 2007 20:34:01 GMT -5
Eh, I'm not pumped for 300. I probably should, since I'm into Greek mythology and history and all that, but it just doesn't click for me.
Probably cause it's being done by the same guy who did Sin City, a film which got so much praise only for me to completely hate it upon finally seeing it. And I can already see traces of that ( THIS IS SPAR-TA!!, ugh).
This one mini-scene in the trailer where this gal is dancing or something surrounded by smoke with semi-orchestral music playing illustrates my point perfectly. It looks like the kind of film that tries to be cool for the sake of being revered as cool.
Blah, no thanks.
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Post by Garee on Mar 9, 2007 21:33:01 GMT -5
I need to see this movie
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Post by Palatial Regalia on Mar 10, 2007 1:34:24 GMT -5
I went and saw it tonight. It wasnt a MUST SEE or a classic by any means, but it was an enjoyable 2 hours and I dont feel my $10 was wasted.
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Post by heffer111 on Mar 10, 2007 1:39:51 GMT -5
Eh, I'm not pumped for 300. I probably should, since I'm into Greek mythology and history and all that, but it just doesn't click for me. Probably cause it's being done by the same guy who did Sin City, a film which got so much praise only for me to completely hate it upon finally seeing it. And I can already see traces of that ( THIS IS SPAR-TA!!, ugh). This one mini-scene in the trailer where this gal is dancing or something surrounded by smoke with semi-orchestral music playing illustrates my point perfectly. It looks like the kind of film that tries to be cool for the sake of being revered as cool. Blah, no thanks. Yeah I have to sorta agree...first off I'm a huge greek mythology guy. And I have yet to see Hollywood do anything close to being good on Greek mythology, maybe the TV movie "The Oydessy" being the closet to this. "Troy" made me want to puke my guts out. And yes...the "This is Spart-A thing kinda comes off as...lame. Sorry I can't get past the way he says it...it's so over the top, it's funny. I can't help but shake my head at him saying it. I mean, its based on the comic book from that crazy miller that he dreamt up one day moreso than the actual battle |
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Post by Koda, Master Crunchyroller on Mar 10, 2007 1:53:06 GMT -5
Ya, this is in no way historically accurate, not even close. Besides being based on the actual battle, it has no real connection to the events that happened there.
Oh, and for the record, the whole "This is Spart-a!", well, not that they spoke English in Ancient Greece, but it is very logical for Leonidas to say something close to that, as all Spartans were very patriotic and cared for Sparta deeply. Over the top? Yes. Something likely to be said? Ya.
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Post by jamofpearls on Mar 10, 2007 19:33:18 GMT -5
I saw it, and loved it. May go see it again tomorrow.
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Post by Shy Guy on Mar 10, 2007 19:44:27 GMT -5
i was supposed to see it tonight, but i wasnt in the mood to be around people
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