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Post by Deleted on Jan 16, 2013 23:58:20 GMT -4
Well, first I would have to get a Tumblr dedicated to all things View Askew, and then a Twitter account with the handle JayBobObsessed, and then I would get the tattoo. There is a Stan Process.
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Post by mrspickles on Jan 17, 2013 0:19:00 GMT -4
No matter how much I love those movies, I can say with certainty that I would NEVER read any Jay and Silent Bob slash fic.
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Gigiree
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Post by Gigiree on Jan 28, 2013 1:00:53 GMT -4
Hey, I have a Buddy Christ dashboard figure--where would that put me on the Smith "Stan Process"?
O/T: I watched the first movie before I tried to read the books. This is the only time I can actually say that I liked the movie better than the book (although, that's not saying much). I couldn't get through the third book or the second movie. This franchise was terrible.
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Post by Coffeecakes on Jan 28, 2013 5:14:04 GMT -4
Hey, I have a Buddy Christ dashboard figure--where would that put me on the Smith "Stan Process"? O/T: I watched the first movie before I tried to read the books. This is the only time I can actually say that I liked the movie better than the book (although, that's not saying much). I couldn't get through the third book or the second movie. This franchise was terrible. I feel the same way. The movies are better in that they don't show Edward to be AS big of a stalking, manupulative asshole like the books. |
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Post by Coffeecakes on Mar 23, 2013 19:08:16 GMT -4
So yeah watched this with my niece and have to say, with all this talk about newborns being double the strength than regular vampires, Bella couldn't handle shit on her own. You'd think she would take out a good 2-3 vamps on her own. I guess the Mary Sueness of her character didn't apply there.
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Post by mrspickles on Mar 26, 2013 23:31:36 GMT -4
Hey, I have a Buddy Christ dashboard figure--where would that put me on the Smith "Stan Process"? O/T: I watched the first movie before I tried to read the books. This is the only time I can actually say that I liked the movie better than the book (although, that's not saying much). I couldn't get through the third book or the second movie. This franchise was terrible. A Buddy Christ dashboard figure? I'd be willing to trade you a Sasquatch Action Figure (with ink stamper feet so you can make foot prints!) To answer your question, it makes you AWESOME! |
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Post by carrier76 on Jun 4, 2013 15:11:02 GMT -4
Mr. carrier76 rented the last movie last night, as he is a vampire nut and a series completist. He suggested that I may just want to poke my head in from time to time and make fun of it, and I agreed (we saw Twilight in the theatre and I hated it. We have rented all of the subsequent movies. Watched all of New Moon and thought it was dreadful; lasted 10 minutes with Eclipse; tried watching BD: Pt. 1 after a LOT of margaritas, mostly consumed during our in-home viewing of the also-bad Magic Mike...I passed out after the wedding scene but got up long enough to find out she was pregnant; hee hee). I am not a fan.
I ended up watching the whole damn thing. Holy hell was that bad and unintentionally funny. And boring? What the hell was up with the CGI? The CGI baby?!? Was Renessmee's face CGI when she was a child? Something was off. Anyway, I mostly came in here to post about the flashback scene with the child vamps...when Dakota Fanning tosses the child into the fire right at the end of the flashback, mr. carrier76 and I completely lost it. LOST IT. Was that supposed to be tragic? Because it was something I would love to rewind again and again, and laugh and laugh...
A positive note, k-Stew looked kind of foxy, esp. when she was red-eyed. Sadly, it did not last.
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Post by GoldenFleece on Nov 6, 2013 23:21:12 GMT -4
Chuckesmee (warning, don't watch if creepy dolls give you the creeps)
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