The last movies I saw:
Wolverine (it was likeable; just remember to not go nerdrage over comic accuracy and y'all will be fine! Side note: I thought Gambit was pretty good.)

Star Trek (twice) ... oh man, I loved Karl Urban as Bones. (Totally channeling Deforest!) When I sat down one summer to watch entire three seasons of TOS-- Bones was always my favorite out of all the characters.

Terminator Salvation. Loved the Marcus character-- but then again I'm a sucker for those type of characters. Not gonna spoil. :V

I recently re-watched James Bond 007: Quantom of Solace and WALL-E.

QoS: Absolute BS. Does not diserves to be called a James Bond film.

WALL-E: It was strange and kinda funny. What's weird is that I noticed that alot of the movie has similarities to the old Sega game called "VectorMan" and the 1980's classic "2001: A Space Oddysee."

I'm with you there. Man, I hated Quantum of Solace. Does not stand up. I was so disappointed. I actually almost fell asleep near the ending. That didn't happen with the previous movie.


I still have my brothers old Sega and the Vectorman Games. I have to say there's a major difference in the story. For one, VectorMan isn't falling in love with another robot. A second major difference is he's not alone by himself on earth as the sole robot left cleaning the planet up. The planet is filled with other (Living)robots. Another big difference is he's not necessarily saving the world from toxic sludge/trash, he's saving it from a rogue robot dictator threatening the planet with a nuclear missile.

I really don't see too much similarities to Space Odyssey. The similarities are really only a spoof. Aside from a spoof of the music in a scene and a robot spoof of Hal and Max(Flight of the Navigator....which is a Disney movie) mixed into one called Auto. Auto was a bit more sane than Hal. Because, you know...Hal actually killed the crew. Definitely wouldn't be Disney friendly if Pixar made Auto kill anyone.

I'm wondering what's going to happen to him after he was turned off by the ship's captain. Is he just going to permanently stay off, or is someone going to turn him back on now that the ship has landed? Reprogram it maybe?




Anyone seen the trailer for “9” yet? It looks like a pretty good movie. “Where the Wild Things Are” also look like it's going to be a great movie.

“9” is suppose to be based on a short film (by the same name) by Shane Acker.

No, Tim Burton didn't write the original story, create the art, or animate the film(or original). That's not what producers do. I like Tim Burton's work, I just get annoyed when people I know automatically jump the boat and assume he is the original creator/animator/artist.

Cyberwolven Wrote: I still have my brothers old Sega and the Vectorman Games. I have to say there's a major difference in the story. For one, VectorMan isn't falling in love with another robot. A second major difference is he's not alone by himself on earth as the sole robot left cleaning the planet up. The planet is filled with other (Living)robots. Another big difference is he's not necessarily saving the world from toxic sludge/trash, he's saving it from a rogue robot dictator threatening the planet with a nuclear missile.

Well yeah, you're right about that. But I mean that it's similar to WALL-E in the facts that he's got a personality (like WALL-E) and that they're making the world safe for Humanity to return (The ending of VectorMan 1 claimed that).

Cyberwolven Wrote:I really don't see too much similarities to Space Odyssey. The similarities are really only a spoof. Aside from a spoof of the music in a scene and a robot spoof of Hal and Max(Flight of the Navigator....which is a Disney movie) mixed into one called Auto. Auto was a bit more sane than Hal. Because, you know...Hal actually killed the crew. Definitely wouldn't be Disney friendly if Pixar made Auto kill anyone.

You're right about that, too. But in the novel, Hal was programmed to murder the crew due to it being vital to it's mission. Yet, since the movie was practically a "Silent Movie", they were not able to expand upon it. Thus the assumption of Hal being Sentient.

Cyberwolven Wrote:I'm wondering what's going to happen to him after he was turned off by the ship's captain. Is he just going to permanently stay off, or is someone going to turn him back on now that the ship has landed? Reprogram it maybe?

In The Yeeeeaarr Two-Thousaaaaand... in The Yeeaar Two-Thou-SAAAAAAANNNNDD!!

...Disney and Pixar finally snap when they make "WALL-E 2" into a Horror Movie.

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Terminator Salvation=good

@Oniell Ford_

Oh man. It's been years since I read any of the books. I forgot that Hal was preprogramed for murder. If only the near by library had them.

All I can say is: Vectorman=Finger mashing side scrolling awesomness.


@Tron.dll_
Oh. I thought you meant that recent one. Well, I didn't fall asleep in Casino Royale, but I had trouble keeping up with that one too.

I was itching to get up and walk around during the poker scene. I mean. They're just sitting there playing cards .

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Terminator: Salivation

TronFAQ Wrote: I've seen both Star Trek and Terminator: Salvation now. Star Trek: Good, but not Star Trek II: Wrath of Khan good. And why do the Kelvin and Enterprise engineering decks look like factories or breweries? They look so primitive and cheap compared to the high-tech bridge.

I completely agree with you that the engineering decks looked far too primitive, like they were directly off of a present-day nuclear wessel. Also, while Star Trek isn't quite Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan-good, it comes damn close in my opinion.

TronFAQ Wrote:Terminator: Salvation: Good, but not T1 or T2 good. I feel the scathing reviews are undeserved, though. All the negative buzz makes it sound like T4 is completely awful, and it's not. Though I'll admit that having McG as director made it easy to believe the bad press.

I completely agree with you about how good Terminator Salvation is relative to T1 and T2, and I'd say that TS is far and away superior to T3.

I especially liked all of the references to T1 and T2 in TS. Unfortunately, there was at least one huge nod to T3 in there - i.e. John Connor's being married to Katherine Connor (née Brewster) - which means that T3 is considered canon. Eh, it was still a good flick.

How about those trailers for the next Transformers movie? Quite possibly the most tantalizing movie trailers - maybe excepting the one for TR2N - I've ever seen.

Few other movies I added to my list of wanting to see...eventually.


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I sort of spazzed out when I saw this trailer at the theater. Sort of like when I spazzed out on the "9" trailer.

I also want to see that James Cameron Movie, "AVATAR".





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