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I tried to do this in General CHat, but it seems theyt weren't very helpful. Basically, in one week, it's my birthday and I don't know what I want. I need you to suggest any DVDs that I might want. If you thinking "But what does a guy like J-42 like?" Then don't worry. I have no preference to any genre, but the film has to be a quality one, in other words no "xXx:2".
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Oh, Wolfy, I wasn't really slating Anime or you, simply saying in a joke-ridicule type way that it was a bit lame.
Animes' not my favourite but I haven't seen quality stuff. Plus some of what I have seen was quite good, not fantastic, but not poor.
It was a reaction to the slating of JP3 ;)
Animes' not my favourite but I haven't seen quality stuff. Plus some of what I have seen was quite good, not fantastic, but not poor.
It was a reaction to the slating of JP3 ;)
Although I am saying I preferred JP3 to JP my main reason for that little rant was simply that JP3 isn't a "laughable" film.
Yes, some parts are ridiculous. I'm not trying to justify every twist and turn in the plotline and say everything in JP3 is perfect, only that it is the progression of JP and on terms of action (which is what the film is after all) it outstrips JP largely.
For me, the dinosaurs really do make a difference. Although there was variety in JP the abused the 'Raptors and T-rex a little too much, whereas JP3 focuses on the Spinosaurus, Pterodactyl, 'Raptors and T-rex.
JP is a fantastic film and (as I've said all along) the plot is sturdier than that of JP3, only, JP3 isn't a tosh film and in my opinion many of the action sequences are altogether better.
Yes, some parts are ridiculous. I'm not trying to justify every twist and turn in the plotline and say everything in JP3 is perfect, only that it is the progression of JP and on terms of action (which is what the film is after all) it outstrips JP largely.
For me, the dinosaurs really do make a difference. Although there was variety in JP the abused the 'Raptors and T-rex a little too much, whereas JP3 focuses on the Spinosaurus, Pterodactyl, 'Raptors and T-rex.
JP is a fantastic film and (as I've said all along) the plot is sturdier than that of JP3, only, JP3 isn't a tosh film and in my opinion many of the action sequences are altogether better.
I don't like anime, but completely disagree with tnc - Jurassic Park 3 is a ridiculous film - talking to the dinosaurs? Wtf?
JP is a far better film
JP is a far better film
I take it you don't like anime?
Herr Dark Wolf wrote:
> What's anime got to do with it?
Can your tastes be trusted?
> I found Jurassic Park 3 laughable,
> it's entertaining but the acting is appalling. Jurassic Park is far
> better, better story, much more exilerating and more fun.
The acting in Jurassic Park is just the same as almost everyone in the first Jurassic Park, excluding the sterling performance of the old park manager (damn! I forget his name)
JP had its moments bit overall there is far more to get you dragged into JP3, such as the Pterodactyl attack, Spinosaurus chase and Plane crash. JP's storyline is hardly "far better", some dinosuars escape the park. JP3 plot is weak, I'll admit, but not completely outshined.
If you're not going to spell exhilerating correctly then don't use it, JP definitely has less moments of tension in it. Much of the film is slightly static and slow-paced with the exception of a few scenes.
> Anyway, I think I'll go against my previous comment, get Jaws instead.
Fantastic film, no debate required.
> What's anime got to do with it?
Can your tastes be trusted?
> I found Jurassic Park 3 laughable,
> it's entertaining but the acting is appalling. Jurassic Park is far
> better, better story, much more exilerating and more fun.
The acting in Jurassic Park is just the same as almost everyone in the first Jurassic Park, excluding the sterling performance of the old park manager (damn! I forget his name)
JP had its moments bit overall there is far more to get you dragged into JP3, such as the Pterodactyl attack, Spinosaurus chase and Plane crash. JP's storyline is hardly "far better", some dinosuars escape the park. JP3 plot is weak, I'll admit, but not completely outshined.
If you're not going to spell exhilerating correctly then don't use it, JP definitely has less moments of tension in it. Much of the film is slightly static and slow-paced with the exception of a few scenes.
> Anyway, I think I'll go against my previous comment, get Jaws instead.
Fantastic film, no debate required.
Collateral.
What's anime got to do with it? I found Jurassic Park 3 laughable, it's entertaining but the acting is appalling. Jurassic Park is far better, better story, much more exilerating and more fun. Anyway, I think I'll go against my previous comment, get Jaws instead.
Pulp Fiction
Resevoir Dogs
Kill Bill: Vol I
Kill Bill: Vol II
The Anchorman
Me, Myself and Irene
Platoon
We Were Soldiers
Resevoir Dogs
Kill Bill: Vol I
Kill Bill: Vol II
The Anchorman
Me, Myself and Irene
Platoon
We Were Soldiers
It's not a DVD, but buy
Willy Mason - Where the Humans Eat
Willy Mason - Where the Humans Eat
That from a man who appreciates Anime ...
...Jurassic Park is a good film, but is the most toned down of the series, with the violence being far more suited to a child audience. It arguably has the best plot (not making it much better) the Dinosaurs themselves don't look quite as good as in Jurassic Park 3, and it's them you've come to see after all.
Plus Jurassic Park 3 has BILLY and an altogether better location. They waste less time at the beginning of the film trying to weave a plot around a film really hinged solely on action.
Get Jurassic Park One aswell though, if only to introduce yourself to the series
...Jurassic Park is a good film, but is the most toned down of the series, with the violence being far more suited to a child audience. It arguably has the best plot (not making it much better) the Dinosaurs themselves don't look quite as good as in Jurassic Park 3, and it's them you've come to see after all.
Plus Jurassic Park 3 has BILLY and an altogether better location. They waste less time at the beginning of the film trying to weave a plot around a film really hinged solely on action.
Get Jurassic Park One aswell though, if only to introduce yourself to the series
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