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That's exactly what I did, when I watched Dogma for the third time the other night with my Dad.
Dogma, directed by Kevin Smith, is sort of a comedic look at Christianity and its beliefs. Now, I would have complained about how offending it was to me, but I didn't find it particularly offending.
The first time I watched it on DVD, it was okay. Well, above average actually. Amusing in quite a few places, a half-decent plot and some excellent acting, especially from Ben Affleck (sp?).
A couple of months later I watched it with friends, and for some strange reason it was a little better. I noticed more of those nice touches which can make a movie "truly great", and I think I actually laughed more this time than I did before.
A few months on, and I watch it for a third time. This was a couple of days ago, when my father and I watched it on a certain Movie Channel. This time it was fantastic - hilarious in places, and just much better than I'd first thought.
So, am I completely insane or is there a plausible explanation for this? No actually, don't answer that, I know the answer all ready. *pulls spotted y-fronts back over head* And, what did you all think of it? One of Smith'e best, or just 'average'?
One more question: Is Battle Royale worth purchasing?
Dogma, directed by Kevin Smith, is sort of a comedic look at Christianity and its beliefs. Now, I would have complained about how offending it was to me, but I didn't find it particularly offending.
The first time I watched it on DVD, it was okay. Well, above average actually. Amusing in quite a few places, a half-decent plot and some excellent acting, especially from Ben Affleck (sp?).
A couple of months later I watched it with friends, and for some strange reason it was a little better. I noticed more of those nice touches which can make a movie "truly great", and I think I actually laughed more this time than I did before.
A few months on, and I watch it for a third time. This was a couple of days ago, when my father and I watched it on a certain Movie Channel. This time it was fantastic - hilarious in places, and just much better than I'd first thought.
So, am I completely insane or is there a plausible explanation for this? No actually, don't answer that, I know the answer all ready. *pulls spotted y-fronts back over head* And, what did you all think of it? One of Smith'e best, or just 'average'?
One more question: Is Battle Royale worth purchasing?
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CDouch wrote:
> I havent seen Jay and Silent Bob strike back
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Trust me, it rules
> I havent seen Jay and Silent Bob strike back
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Trust me, it rules
If I put the KSmith movies Ive seen in order of enjoment, it would be a little something like this:
1. Clerks - First time I watched it, it seemed quite poor, but I think it was just the fact that it was in black and white that made me put it down. But by the time it had finished and I had got into it, I realised how great it is.
2. Dogma - More Jay and Silent Bob, plus the first Ksmith appearence for Chris Rock, brilliant!
3. Mallrats - Like Clerks, simple yet fantastic. Jason Lee really shines in this one.
4. Chasing Amy - Meh, it has its moments, but theres just something about it that makes it not so good. Maybe it because Jay and Silent Bob are hardly in it. One thing I like is the things written in the background, on doors and walls etc. Again Jason Lee was great, once again with an obssesion for comic books and some great lines.
I havent seen Jay and Silent Bob strike back, I have a feeling it will be near the top of my list if I had though. I have it, in my house but im not alowd to open it until May 18th - My birthday.
1. Clerks - First time I watched it, it seemed quite poor, but I think it was just the fact that it was in black and white that made me put it down. But by the time it had finished and I had got into it, I realised how great it is.
2. Dogma - More Jay and Silent Bob, plus the first Ksmith appearence for Chris Rock, brilliant!
3. Mallrats - Like Clerks, simple yet fantastic. Jason Lee really shines in this one.
4. Chasing Amy - Meh, it has its moments, but theres just something about it that makes it not so good. Maybe it because Jay and Silent Bob are hardly in it. One thing I like is the things written in the background, on doors and walls etc. Again Jason Lee was great, once again with an obssesion for comic books and some great lines.
I havent seen Jay and Silent Bob strike back, I have a feeling it will be near the top of my list if I had though. I have it, in my house but im not alowd to open it until May 18th - My birthday.
Ant wrote:
> One more question: Is Battle Royale worth purchasing?
Battle Royale is good, but perhaps not as great as some people are making it out to be i.e--a lot of people are a bit arty farty and pretentious about its meanings. It's still worth buying though as it's got some pretty decent action in it. (But it's still not as good as Predator)
> One more question: Is Battle Royale worth purchasing?
Battle Royale is good, but perhaps not as great as some people are making it out to be i.e--a lot of people are a bit arty farty and pretentious about its meanings. It's still worth buying though as it's got some pretty decent action in it. (But it's still not as good as Predator)
That's exactly what I did, when I watched Dogma for the third time the other night with my Dad.
Dogma, directed by Kevin Smith, is sort of a comedic look at Christianity and its beliefs. Now, I would have complained about how offending it was to me, but I didn't find it particularly offending.
The first time I watched it on DVD, it was okay. Well, above average actually. Amusing in quite a few places, a half-decent plot and some excellent acting, especially from Ben Affleck (sp?).
A couple of months later I watched it with friends, and for some strange reason it was a little better. I noticed more of those nice touches which can make a movie "truly great", and I think I actually laughed more this time than I did before.
A few months on, and I watch it for a third time. This was a couple of days ago, when my father and I watched it on a certain Movie Channel. This time it was fantastic - hilarious in places, and just much better than I'd first thought.
So, am I completely insane or is there a plausible explanation for this? No actually, don't answer that, I know the answer all ready. *pulls spotted y-fronts back over head* And, what did you all think of it? One of Smith'e best, or just 'average'?
One more question: Is Battle Royale worth purchasing?
Dogma, directed by Kevin Smith, is sort of a comedic look at Christianity and its beliefs. Now, I would have complained about how offending it was to me, but I didn't find it particularly offending.
The first time I watched it on DVD, it was okay. Well, above average actually. Amusing in quite a few places, a half-decent plot and some excellent acting, especially from Ben Affleck (sp?).
A couple of months later I watched it with friends, and for some strange reason it was a little better. I noticed more of those nice touches which can make a movie "truly great", and I think I actually laughed more this time than I did before.
A few months on, and I watch it for a third time. This was a couple of days ago, when my father and I watched it on a certain Movie Channel. This time it was fantastic - hilarious in places, and just much better than I'd first thought.
So, am I completely insane or is there a plausible explanation for this? No actually, don't answer that, I know the answer all ready. *pulls spotted y-fronts back over head* And, what did you all think of it? One of Smith'e best, or just 'average'?
One more question: Is Battle Royale worth purchasing?
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