So why did you see it twice?

Gentlemen Broncos.

It was...Eh.

Saw Alice in Wonderland, it's worth watching...with the sound off.

Seriously this movie doesn't take pacing into consideration at all and the dialouge is bad, otherwise I liked the look of the film it had a more story book feel than I thought it would.

I'm still waiting for the American McGee Alice movie.

What.

I watched the Human Centipede and the Prince of Persia film;

The Human Centipede is a disgusting film and Tom Six is definitely fucked up but nonetheless, I enjoyed it thoroughly. The Prince of Persia film surprised me though, I was watching it with the impression that it was going to be a shit film due to it being based off the games...how wrong was I? Very, it was a good film to say the least although the ending was horsecrap.

Human Centipede is just fun. People need to get over it already. "Oh, it was so gross!"

What the fuck were you expecting?

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Josh gets it...

I've been watching The Likely Lads on DVD. Brilliant programme.

I just watched Hot Tub Time Machine. Funniest I've seen this year.

Wait, Human Centipede is about people joined ass-to-mouth and forced to eat each other poop?

I can get that on the interwebs for free.

Watched part of Fortress 2 on tv when I was visiting family. Holy shit does that movie suck :|

They played that Dodgeball comedy movie the other night. I was half disappointed by the jokes and half grossed out, then Chunk Norris showed up and I was a bit -_-, then there was lesbianism and I was like yay and then they had that bit at the end and I was like FUCK NO and changed channels.

lol oh yeah that guy from Grandma's Boy is in that movie, robot voice, speaking of which Grandma's Boy was suprisingly funny. My favorite part was when he tries to heat up the food in the stove and grabs the tray without gloves lol. Never seen Dodgeball though sounds stupid.

As for American McGee's Alice, it looks interesting...like the Columbine kids O.o

So American McGee is actually making a movie? I thought that was a joke. I really like his games.

Grandma's Boy is one of the worst movies I've had the discomfort of watching.

I've been waiting since 2002. Don't get your hopes up.

I watched The Road. Sad movie made from a sad book. It was very well made.

Land of the Lost, Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs and some Beavis and Butthead.

Holy fuck do I love all of those things.

Right? The only thing I disliked was how many flashbacks of the wife they had. I understand that they had to do it because virtually no one read the book, but still. Did you watch the deleted scenes? It broke my heart that they left lightning man out of the actual movie.

No. I didn't get the dvd. I watched it On Demand.

Poor lightning man. Really though, I can't think of anything else that was in the book that wasn't in the movie. I thought that they did a damn good job.

One of the only movies I regret not seeing in theaters. I also really liked the fact that they did short and sweet shots on the missing thumbs of the other survivors without explaining why they were missing. A nice little treat for those of us who read the book.

Because I'm me.

Uh, I don't remember what the thumbs mean, but didn't the guy who stole their cart have some missing fingers? That was because he was kicked out of the cannibal settlements or something, right?

Close. The guy who stole the cart had missing thumbs as did the 'good guy' who saves the son at the end. The missing thumbs were a punishment and permanent mark to show banishment from settlements/communes. Not Cannibal settlements. Why kick someone out of a cannibal settlement? That's just wasting meat.

The new Alice in Wonderland movie completely ruined the March Hare who was my favorite character in the Disney version, I mean he was so clever and funny in the Disney version, Tim Burton's March Hare just threw things.

Are you surprised? Tim Burton is dumb.

The American McGee's Alice movie has been floating around in pre-production limbo for nearly a decade now. Originally Wes Craven was signed to direct, but the script has changed hands several times and been re-written into oblivion.

Needless to say, between Burton's Alice, American McGee's, and Manson's Phantasmagoria, people are going to be pretty damn sick of Alice.

Going to be?

Have been.

According to Wikipedia there's about twenty-five Alice adaptations. Good lord.