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#26 (permalink) |
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Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: midwest
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I believe that does make a movie shitty actually. What was Zombie's target audience? Partards? Dee-dee-dee's? Honestly I've never seen something so pointless... Maybe Geometry, but thats a discussion for another topic. @ SAO, But its harrison ford, gotta love him.
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Grey Eminence
Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: Edinburgh, U.K.
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really? Personally the only people ive met who liked it are the ICP types, if thats such a thing. My little brother loves mindless gore and wanted to shoot himself as well. I dont even remember that much gore. I remember one of their crew dying at the beginning and not ever knowing who he was, and like a half rape scene... and some guy getting staked through the hands and shit, but besides that i really dont ermember that much
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Endemic Vagabond
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: SoCal
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For one, it's not Chicago; two, the place is more than likely beautiful; three, the standard of living there is probably much higher than the average for all of America; four, it's fucking Norway, it has a history and national identity one can (typically) be proud of (America for the last 100 years has really been staggering, especially the last 50); Five, you are amongst a crap load of other nations, not near the rust/bible belt area.
There are many other reasons, but these are probably some.
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Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Hønefoss/Norway
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I was kinda hoping that it was because of me...
Haha...Jupp... It`s a great country.. But there are a lot of things that don`t show... They say it`s one of the richest countries, but where are the money???? We pay around 36 % of our sallerious(spell??) for taxes, the food cost us 25% for taxes, and if I`m not wrong gasolin cost us 70% for taxes, all the things we buy cost us 15-25% for taxes, we pay taxes of our cars, houses, everything we own through the year.. And a lot more taxes.. For what? The health service ain`t that good as they say.. Old people don`t get the care they supposed to.. There ain`t enough kindergardens.. And I could go on and on and on and on.. I guess everyone says this about their country.. But yeah we have a lot of great history, vikings and so on.. When I was a kid we lived near a viking-grave... And yeah it`s a good and quiet place to live..
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Grey Eminence
Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: Edinburgh, U.K.
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Not to mention Norwegian policies with regard to the Oceans; the almost intolerable expense in visiting Norway thanks (partly) to its status outside of the E.U; the often bitter cold and the disproportionate amount of foreign residents arriving each year.
That said, one of the coolest people I know lives in Norway and wouldn't have it any other way! I saw the Messengers today with a buddy (free Cinema because he Assistant manages the place!) and it's quite terrible.
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Join Date: Nov 2001
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But, I was also shocked, to find a beer cost almost 10 dollars American, and CDs, were close to 25-or 30 dollars. I dont know how anyone can afford to live there. Of course, Denmark and Sweden are just as expensive. And of course, everyone spoke perfect english.
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Minneapolis, MN
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Yes. Here are some that I thought of: "Charlie's Angels Full Throttle" "Book Of Shadows: Blair Witch 2" "Cannonball Run II" "Caddyshack II" "Men In Black II" "Speed 2" "Meatballs Part 2" (and III & IV as well) "Smokey & the Bandit Part III" "Star Trek V: The Final Frontier" "National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation 2: Cousin Eddie's Island Adventure" "Battle For The Planet Of The Apes" I think that a lot of sequels such as some of the ones listed above are thrown together by the Hollywood studios in a pathetic attempt to capitalize on the success of the earlier films. |
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Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: England
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the scream movies, wtf where they thinking when they made that crap!
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: SoCal
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^They were thinking they could make some easy money off of chump-ass teenagers.
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