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If you ever want to watch some seriously deluded people I recommend "I Think We're Alone Now" about two obsessed Tiffany fans. I could barely finish this thing.
I go to chat for that.If you ever want to watch some seriously deluded people I recommend "I Think We're Alone Now" about two obsessed Tiffany fans. I could barely finish this thing.
I pulled out my Season One box set. So good.i knew i was supposed to mention something!
I go to chat for that.
I knew I liked you.my favorite Pixar movie
I still need to see Ratatouille, Finding Nemo, and Brave.
But Bird directed Ratatouille...If you've seen the best, why see the rest?
/BradBirdfanboy
good god Lakeview Terrace is awful. Funny, but I had to facepalm so many times. i cant believe what i just saw...
What kind of bad? Like why aren't you video taping this shit by now and leaking it to the media bad or what?
But Bird directed Ratatouille...
What kind of bad? Like why aren't you video taping this shit by now and leaking it to the media bad or what?
I'm late
But K-ON is my shit l. Ritsu = best girl
nasshakesheadoutofwindow.gifI'm late
But K-ON is my shit. Ritsu = best girl
I'm late
But K-ON is my shit. Ritsu = best girl
I still need to see Ratatouille, Finding Nemo, and Brave.
If you've seen the best, why see the rest?
/BradBirdfanboy
Dy haterism has infected you. I will pray on you.I know it's hard reading what you type Slay but it's okay. I won't name your princess here.
Time to make a trip to the barber shop
Never seen Jumper.
Push was way better for thatI saw the trailer for Jumper and got excited, thinking about the potential of seeing a bunch of Albert Weskers on screen fighting each other. Imagine my surprise when I saw it. >:|
Nope.
This man.
tears of joy
=..)
So many good memories I remember seeing it opening weekend.
The Iron Giant opened on August 6, 1999 in the United States in 2,179 theaters, accumulating $5,732,614 over its opening weekend. The film went on to gross $23,159,305 domestically and $8,174,612 internationally to make a total of $31,333,917 worldwide making it a failure.
In an interview with Brad Bird, IGN stated that it was "a mis-marketing campaign of epic proportions at the hands of Warner Bros., they simply didn't realize what they had on their hands.
"We had toy people and all of that kind of material ready to go, but all of that takes a year! Burger King and the like wanted to be involved. In April we showed them the movie, and we were on time. They said, "You'll never be ready on time." No, we were ready on time. We showed it to them in April and they said, "We'll put it out in a couple of months." That's a major studio, they have 30 movies a year, and they just throw them off the dock and see if they either sink or swim, because they've got the next one in right behind it. After they saw the reviews they [Warner Bros.] were a little shamefaced."
— Writer Tim McCanlies on Warner Bros.' marketing approach
Shame it wasnt a hit, people just dont appreciate 2D animation anymore.
Underappericated Classic, yeah 2D aminatiation was kinda out the door when it came out didn't Shrek come out by then ? My favorite scene was when.The Giant flipped out and went nuclear on the army when he though Hogarth died
Question
What determines what OTs stay in Off Topic and which stay in Community?
its arbitrary.
OT Comm basically got started to get the sports threads off the OT iirc
So Black Culture Gaf who's your favorite black superhero ?
I'd say Blade. I try stay away for all blaxploitation superheroes, that have animal/ primal powers, electric powers, robot parts or an overabundance of guns.
I'd say Blade. I try stay away for all blaxploitation superheroes, that have animal/ primal powers, electric powers, robot parts or an overabundance of guns.
So Black Culture Gaf who's your favorite black superhero ?
NOPE
/DEVOFEELINGALLTINGLY
So Black Culture Gaf who's your favorite black superhero ?
You stay away from so called blaxploitation characters, but choose blade?
Yeah comics Blade was blaxplotation until Snipes Blade.