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14 years ago @ Film School Rejects - Get Duped Into Loving ... · 0 replies · +1 points
14 years ago @ Film School Rejects - New \'Half-Blood Princ... · 0 replies · +1 points
14 years ago @ Film School Rejects - Because You Asked For ... · 0 replies · +1 points
14 years ago @ Film School Rejects - Heath Ledger Wins MTV ... · 0 replies · +1 points
sigh... Maybe it's just 'cause I'm turning 38 in 2 months, but this sounds like it was more a popularity contest than a true awards show. My 11yo daughter's started watching MTV... this just makes me think I should turn on our V-chip and block it. lol
14 years ago @ Film School Rejects - Cliptastic: New Scene ... · 0 replies · +1 points
JL, I can see why you feel that scene drags, but that's pretty much what happens. It IS the middle of the scene, I think, so it's kinda out of context.
14 years ago @ Film School Rejects - New \'Harry Potter and... · 0 replies · +1 points
Which is why WB delayed the release - at the time, they didn't have a summer blockbuster. And yes it hacked off many of us, I hadn't heard about a boycott but it doesn't surprise me. OOTP was the longest book of the series, but the shortest movie so far. Crossing my fingers 'til they bleed that it's not a trend. I'm desperately trying to not get my hopes up too high, but HBP does indeed look good. I'm just hoping we'll see the Dursleys.
Splitting Deathly Hallows... I'm torn on this issue. The producers all say it's because there was no other way to fully tell the story - which they're right, there are no irrelevant subplots - but I think we all know WB saw a way to a) keep from REALLY pissing off the fans with a chopped-to-bits story, and b) (and more importantly) make a buttload more money. Which is what it's really all about. Making Return of the King into a 3-hour movie was a definite risk, but it paid off. Unfortunately that doesn't mean it ever will again. *shrugging*
14 years ago @ Film School Rejects - Movie Watcher\'s Guide... · 2 replies · +1 points
14 years ago @ Film School Rejects - Review: Terminator Sal... · 0 replies · +1 points
That's actually a good thing! We don't need another epic fail as in Greedo shooting first! lol
14 years ago @ Film School Rejects - \'Karate Kid\' Sounds ... · 0 replies · +1 points
That said, on the language barrier, the movie that's handled this best (IMO) was Red October. The Russian was subtitled for a while, then the camera panned up to focus on one character's mouth as he switched to English, implying that yes, they're still speaking Russian but now we can understand them. Then when Russians and Americans were in the same room, it was subtitled Russian again. But in a situation like this, it would be most realistic to have subtitled Chinese - that is, if the audience is supposed to understand what they're saying even if the hero can't. But if the hero can't understand them, then why would we? ...stopping before I get a headache
14 years ago @ Film School Rejects - Giveaway: Simpsonize M... · 0 replies · +1 points