Folks, Will has gone back to his bad movie selection ways - and I am loving it



Do yourself a favor and see Wall-E instead this weekend. See if you can pick out the Apple references. For example, which robot reminds you of an Ipod?

You must be joking....

I'll wait for the Dark Knight.

I'll see for myself on Friday.

I think the mistake with Hancock was that they have shown practically the whole darn movie in previews already. There's nothing left to see. I do want to see Wall-E though and Dark Knight. I'll wait for Hancock on Netflix. I'm sure it'll be out by August.

Y'all know TS is a Disney operative.

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Originally posted by nupekidd:
I think the mistake with Hancock was that they have shown practically the whole darn movie in previews already. There's nothing left to see.

What he said.

I actually heard that Wall-E is REALLY good. Some reviewers have called it the best film Pixar has ever created. I may check it out.

All the reviews thus far has said it sucks but I'm going to see for myself.

Can't wait to see The Dark Knight. Heath Ledger is already being mentioned as an Oscar nominee for Best Supporting Actor!

Speaking of the Batman I thought Jack Nocholson was very good as the joker. IMO better than the guy who played Batman in that movie.

"Where does he get those toys" Joker

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Originally posted by The Blue Haze:
I'll see for myself on Friday.

Me too!

'Wanted' was a good time!

Hancock = A movie that you need to see for yourself.

Wall-E had no choice but to be good.

I just got back from seeing Hancock and it's actually a pretty good movie. The movie went in to many directions as a spoof, comedy and action but clearly worked best when they were serious. After you tolerate the first 40 minutes the rest is very good. Overall I give it a

Go see it for yourself!

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Originally posted by Buffalo Soldier:

MAN I AM SOOOOOO HYPED FOR THAT ONE!!!! They are already talking Oscar nomination for Ledger. They say he gave a performance of a lifetime. Its on!!

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Originally posted by famu ivy:

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Originally posted by The Blue Haze:
I'll see for myself on Friday.

Me too!

'Wanted' was a good time!

So you two did not believe critics (and threw away your money anyway) when they told you that Wild Wild West, Independence Day, and Men In Black II were Will Smith goofball movies intended for immature teenaged boys?

As for Wanted, can you [i]please[/b] explain to me how one can curve the trajectory of a bullet by swinging your arm while firing? Or how you can scoop someone into the seat of a speeding car? Some of us just can't stomach the idea of switching our brains off to sit through anohter mindless Jolie movie.

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Originally posted by Decks:
I just got back from seeing Hancock and it's actually a pretty good movie. The movie went in to many directions as a spoof, comedy and action but clearly worked best when they were serious. After you tolerate the first 40 minutes the rest is very good. Overall I give it a

Go see it for yourself!

Did you just say that the movie was incoherent* for 40 minutes but you still recommend spending money on it? Can I spend your money to see it?

*That is the source of the many bad reviews - no direction.

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Is the best-picture Oscar within WALL-E's reach?

By Anthony Breznican, USA TODAY

The rusty little robot survived the end of the world, endured a galactic space voyage and climbed to the top of the box office. The question now is: Could WALL·E get a best-picture Oscar nomination?

No film has broken through the animated glass ceiling since 1991's Beauty and the Beast, but there is talk now that WALL·E may have what it takes, though it's unclear whether Disney/Pixar would campaign for that.

New York magazine triggered the debate with the website headline "Start the Campaign: WALL·E for Best Picture!" Hollywood trade papers have raised the question, and awards pundits are weighing in on the odds.

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http://www.usatoday.com/life/movies/news/2008-07-01-wall-e-oscar_N.htm

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Originally posted by tonystark:

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Originally posted by famu ivy:

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Originally posted by The Blue Haze:
I'll see for myself on Friday.

Me too!

'Wanted' was a good time!

So you two did not believe critics (and threw away your money anyway) when they told you that Wild Wild West, Independence Day, and Men In Black II were Will Smith goofball movies intended for immature teenaged boys?

As for Wanted, can you [i]please[/b] explain to me how one can curve the trajectory of a bullet by swinging your arm while firing? Or how you can scoop someone into the seat of a speeding car? Some of us just can't stomach the idea of switching our brains off to sit through anohter mindless Jolie movie.

I can see your not a fan of Will Smith. I'm a Will Smith fan so I will go see Hancock.I don't think it will be nearly as good as Iron Man or Spider-Man but it can't be as long or drown out as Superman was. I can't beleibe you didn't like Independence Day. That was the movie that put Will Smith on as one of hollywoods best. As for Wanted I know 4 people who said they saw it and it was one of the best movies this year. The bullet and the car scene of course it's not real and can't happen. Its a movie that's made for entertainment. Just like Hancock and Wall E. And no I don't listen to movie critics because they gave all of Tyler Perry's movies bad reviews and I loved them all.

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Originally posted by tonystark:
As for Wanted, can you [i]please[/b] explain to me how one can curve the trajectory of a bullet by swinging your arm while firing? Or how you can scoop someone into the seat of a speeding car? Some of us just can't stomach the idea of switching our brains off to sit through anohter mindless Jolie movie.

But a movie about a rusty little robot who survived the end of the world and endured a galactic space voyage is realistic??

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Originally posted by The Blue Haze:

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Originally posted by tonystark:
As for Wanted, can you [i]please[/b] explain to me how one can curve the trajectory of a bullet by swinging your arm while firing? Or how you can scoop someone into the seat of a speeding car? Some of us just can't stomach the idea of switching our brains off to sit through anohter mindless Jolie movie.

But a movie about a rusty little robot who survived the end of the world and endured a galactic space voyage is realistic??