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So who's gonna go see the tomb raider movie when it comes out? i saw the trailer when i went to see pearl harbour and now i pretty much can't wait. Angelina Jolie is undeniably attractive, and packs a great looking pair of guns (i bet you didn't expect me to say guns then, did you?) if anyone can name me a gun with the cool down-pointing spikes on the end of the barrel i'd be very interested. The main pull has to be that one brief conversation in the trailer though:
Some guy: we could be partners
Lara Croft: but you'll try to kill me
Some guy: i'm not gonna kill you
Lara Croft: i said you'd try
i think that any movie with lines like that have to be pure genius. if the rest of the films up to that standard then we've got ourselves a film of the year. The sexy smile that goes with that last line isnt too bad either...
One thing im not sure about though. At the start of the trailer lara arrives in an ancient temple, undiscovered and unseen by humankind for hundreds of years. As lara disturbs the inches of dust underfoot and sends spiders scurrying from the daylight they've obviously never seen before a huge robotic killing machin leaps out the corner, instantly identifies lara as a threat on its ultra modern heads up display and charges towards her.
Now, to me that seems just a little bit strange. Waddya reckon?
Some guy: we could be partners
Lara Croft: but you'll try to kill me
Some guy: i'm not gonna kill you
Lara Croft: i said you'd try
i think that any movie with lines like that have to be pure genius. if the rest of the films up to that standard then we've got ourselves a film of the year. The sexy smile that goes with that last line isnt too bad either...
One thing im not sure about though. At the start of the trailer lara arrives in an ancient temple, undiscovered and unseen by humankind for hundreds of years. As lara disturbs the inches of dust underfoot and sends spiders scurrying from the daylight they've obviously never seen before a huge robotic killing machin leaps out the corner, instantly identifies lara as a threat on its ultra modern heads up display and charges towards her.
Now, to me that seems just a little bit strange. Waddya reckon?
For what?
Another concise, entertaining and witty post thrown into the pot.
Another concise, entertaining and witty post thrown into the pot.
i just want a free movie
Ah.
Well, that's Angelina Jolie in hotpants.
I'm 1st in line for that one.
Well, that's Angelina Jolie in hotpants.
I'm 1st in line for that one.
I will not go to watch Pearl Harbour because I do not find the idea of Hollywood taking this event and setting it to a love story very appealing. I don't want to remember Pearl Harbour as "a nice love story with some explosions".
It leaves a bad taste in my mouth.
The premier was held in the harbour where the USS Arizona still lays at the bottom with all crew entombed.
Nice.
And 3hrs of boring, poor characterisation and plot just to watch some CGI explosions is just a little below what I want to spend £5 on.
I've read the script, so I know what it's about - I choose not to give my money and allow Micheal Bay to think he's done a noble and good thing.
It leaves a bad taste in my mouth.
The premier was held in the harbour where the USS Arizona still lays at the bottom with all crew entombed.
Nice.
And 3hrs of boring, poor characterisation and plot just to watch some CGI explosions is just a little below what I want to spend £5 on.
I've read the script, so I know what it's about - I choose not to give my money and allow Micheal Bay to think he's done a noble and good thing.
i said i went to see pearl harbour, not that i liked it. and if your saying anyone that has seen it shouldnt comment on other films, and you've seen it to come to this conclusion, then shouldn't you stop talking? if you haven't seen it however then you still can comment but i will regard your ideas as stupid because how can you decide how good or bad a film is without seeing it? hmm?
a man with a gun wrote:
i think that any movie with lines like
> that have to be pure genius. if the rest of the films up to that
> standard then we've got ourselves a film of the year. The sexy smile
> that goes with that last line isnt too bad either...
I reckon ANYONE that goes to watch Pearl Harbour is not allowed to comment on any other film ever again due to poor judgement and taste.
i think that any movie with lines like
> that have to be pure genius. if the rest of the films up to that
> standard then we've got ourselves a film of the year. The sexy smile
> that goes with that last line isnt too bad either...
I reckon ANYONE that goes to watch Pearl Harbour is not allowed to comment on any other film ever again due to poor judgement and taste.
So who's gonna go see the tomb raider movie when it comes out? i saw the trailer when i went to see pearl harbour and now i pretty much can't wait. Angelina Jolie is undeniably attractive, and packs a great looking pair of guns (i bet you didn't expect me to say guns then, did you?) if anyone can name me a gun with the cool down-pointing spikes on the end of the barrel i'd be very interested. The main pull has to be that one brief conversation in the trailer though:
Some guy: we could be partners
Lara Croft: but you'll try to kill me
Some guy: i'm not gonna kill you
Lara Croft: i said you'd try
i think that any movie with lines like that have to be pure genius. if the rest of the films up to that standard then we've got ourselves a film of the year. The sexy smile that goes with that last line isnt too bad either...
One thing im not sure about though. At the start of the trailer lara arrives in an ancient temple, undiscovered and unseen by humankind for hundreds of years. As lara disturbs the inches of dust underfoot and sends spiders scurrying from the daylight they've obviously never seen before a huge robotic killing machin leaps out the corner, instantly identifies lara as a threat on its ultra modern heads up display and charges towards her.
Now, to me that seems just a little bit strange. Waddya reckon?
Some guy: we could be partners
Lara Croft: but you'll try to kill me
Some guy: i'm not gonna kill you
Lara Croft: i said you'd try
i think that any movie with lines like that have to be pure genius. if the rest of the films up to that standard then we've got ourselves a film of the year. The sexy smile that goes with that last line isnt too bad either...
One thing im not sure about though. At the start of the trailer lara arrives in an ancient temple, undiscovered and unseen by humankind for hundreds of years. As lara disturbs the inches of dust underfoot and sends spiders scurrying from the daylight they've obviously never seen before a huge robotic killing machin leaps out the corner, instantly identifies lara as a threat on its ultra modern heads up display and charges towards her.
Now, to me that seems just a little bit strange. Waddya reckon?