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dresseme
Posted: January 21st, 2010, 11:53am Report to Moderator
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The Thing still has the best effects for its time.


Agreed!

I just watched that not that long ago, and I really, really love the practical effects.   Too bad they're probably going to kill it with a prequel.
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Great to see both this film and District 9 up for the Bafta's.

Easily the two best films of the year for me.

Great to see "ghetto" genres like sci-fi doing well in the awards. Shows just how good they are.
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Jurassic Park, though an amazing film, can't even step in the ring with Avatar in a battle of Special Effects. I'll give you District 9 and call this little skirmish a draw. Well played Dressel.

I have still yet to see The Thing.

~Zack~
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I have still yet to see The Thing.

WHAT!!!!!?



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I figured I'd get a response from you, Rob.

Don't worry though, heading up to Best Buy now. Any other 80's horror/sci-fi I should look for?

~Zack~
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Don't worry though, heading up to Best Buy now. Any other 80's horror/sci-fi I should look for?

Nothing comes close to The Thing.

Get it on Blu-Ray.



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Quoted from sniper

Nothing comes close to The Thing.

Get it on Blu-Ray.



I want my first Blue-Ray to be Avatar! Look at that, we're back on subject. Oh, I'm good.

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Yeah but the 3D version doesn't come out until the end of the year.


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I just saw on Boxofficemojo that Avatar is only about $6M from overtaking Titanic as the No. 1 most grossing movie of all time world wide - so I guess the record will be broken..well, today probably.

I wonder if Cameron gets gross or net points on his movies.


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And who thought this movie was gonna flop? C'mon out out from the shadows... Ah! There you are. HAHA on you!

~Zack~
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Wow.  $552 million domestic on the strength of $36 million in its 6th weekend at number one.  Another 2 weeks or so and it'll shatter Titanic's domestic record of $600 million.  

I guess I should see this one of these days.


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Even if you liked the movie, that's pretty amusing.
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Quoted from dresseme


Even if you liked the movie, that's pretty amusing.


Not really, it's the standard Hero's Journey template.

It works for almost every major film ever made:

http://www.clickok.co.uk/index4.html
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I also disagree. Ferngully and Dances with Wolves used similar plot mechanics, yet no one called those films unoriginal.

~Zack~
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Not really, it's the standard Hero's Journey template.

It works for almost every major film ever made:

http://www.clickok.co.uk/index4.html


You're right.  I forgot a healthy sense of humor wasn't welcome when discussing "Avatar".
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