Unlikely ideas for a box-set
I just came up this this little idea.
Basically, put down two films which would never be sold together as a pack. E.T. the Extra Terrestrial & District 9 Aliens VS Predator & Pride and Prejudice Some Like It Hot & Hellboy II: The Golden Army |
Busty Vixens 7, Saw II and Bambi.
Fun for ALL the family. Even your creepy uncle! |
Just, not at the same time!
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'Requiem for a Dream' and 'Harold and Kumar Go To White Castle'
'Apollo 13' and 'Failure to Launch' |
Sweeny Todd demon barber of fleet street and Let's go to prison.
also if games are allowed: Resident evil 4 and Curse of monkey island |
Godfather I and Godfather III
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Star Wars and Star Wars Episode I
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One time when I worked at Gamestation they were selling God of War & Lego Star Wars as a package deal.
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Chicago, Teeth and Knowing. (Just because they're all one word long)
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Star Wars and Star Trek,
though that might crush the universe into a singularity |
The greatest of Phil Hartman and Andy Dick.
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"Roots" and "Snow White".
I deserve whatever i get. |
Why did I keep reading the title of this thread as "Unlikely ideas for a sex-bot"...?
I'm gonna have to say that the dumbest thing I ever saw was an Adam Sandler two pack- both of the movies were Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo. :confused: |
black cheerleader gangbang and amputees anonymous.
because no one likes both. |
I once saw Titan A.E. and a Powerangers movie in a box set. Though I really, really wanted Titan A.E., I couldn't bring myself to own anything Powerangers-related and passed on the offer.
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Day Of The Dead (original) and Dawn Of The Dead (the remake).
anyone who liked that shitty remake wont like the former, and whoever likes the former wont like the latter. and i know Dawn Of The Dead is not the remake of Day Of The Dead, its just i find the last of the living dead movies was the best, in my opinion. |
"Welcome to the jungle" and "Tropic thunder".
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An unlikely pairing? Sooty and Bobby Davro. |
Box-set most likely to confuse people;
Saw III & Rocky V & Rambo IV |
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The TV show is better than both movies. Mainly because Evolution was shit.
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Mat, everyone gets one "like something everyone else thinks is crap" card. I get the Dragonball saga, you get Dark Shadows. Deal?
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I didn't even know you liked that. You've been playing that one close to the vest.
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I do thoroughly enjoy the Dragonball series, all of it up until GT at any rate. I don't know why people hate on it, I'm guessing because they're only familiar with the god-awful dubbed version which has been butchered heavily to market it to young American audiences. As far as story goes, it does have a very repetitive formula, but it all comes together in the end and, if you were ever arsed to follow it closely, would see that it really develops over time.
*waits to be torn apart* |
It bores the shit out of me. Battles that are twenty episodes long just don't interest me.
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Yeah. The show had a lot of filler that wasn't in the manga. Fights that were but a few pages long in the comics were thinly sprawled over twenty-five episodes of the show. This lessened the dramatic intensity by a wide margin, because all the juicy bits would happen like five episodes apart as opposed to all at once.
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Every season of Fillmore! And Freakazoid with Vynil figures of Fillmore, Ingrid and Freakazoid.
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Well, they do have one thing in common; they both suck. |
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Or you could just read the original comic which not only features all the gore but cuts all the crap out as well.
Plus, reading "oouuh" is quicker then listening to an voice saying "oouuh". |
Passion of the christ, bruce almighty.
Toy Story, child's play. |
Donnie Darko & The Pokemon Movie
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The ending of Donny Darko was crap. He killed his past self, essentially stopping the events of the film from ever happening, rendering the entire plot irrelevant. They may as well have said 'Then he woke up and it was all a dream'.
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Jurassic Park and Gosford Park, they both feature dinosaurs
just kidding Maggie |
Toy Story and Chuckie.
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It's one of the few films that I've seen that made the major events intentionally vague and indecipherable that I could say that I liked by the end. It's not the great achievement in cinema that some make it out to be. Neither is it the giant turd that others say it is. The characters and dialogue were of a quality that made the plot mostly irrelevant, and I can still enjoy it on that level. |
Most of it is good, I like films that challenge my perception of reality, as well as ones that drop loads of little clues that all link together at the end. You say the ending is different to how I understood it. Could you clear that up for me? I saw it as this: Donny's girlfriend gets hit by a car, he thinks he'd rather die to save her than live with her death, and she was only in the path of the car because she had come with him, so he takes the time ship/aircraft engine and smashes it into his bedroom, killing both his past and future self. We see his girfriend before she was his girlfriend, and some kid asks if she knew Donny. She says no. She has been saved. Can you point out the errors in that?
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Yeah, if he crashed into his bedroom then he'd only have killed the future him, as the past him was sleepwalking at the golf course.
Also, your explanation doesn't allow for Frank. EDIT: It's far more philosophical and abstract than that, but I couldn't really say without watching it again. |