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What Marvel superhero do you enjoy the most?

Iron Man 1 12.50%
 
Thor 0 0%
 
Hulk 0 0%
 
Spiderman 1 12.50%
 
Xmen -post individually below 1 12.50%
 
Ant Man 0 0%
 
other Avenger -post individually below 0 0%
 
GotG- see above example 2 25.00%
 
other post below 0 0%
 
DC bro!!!! 3 37.50%
 
Total:8

I just came from seeing wreck-it ralph. I don't watch alot of animated movies,but I wanted to see this one. I liked the movie. I liked the video game character cameo's. They really have nothing to do with the movie. I liked the retro feel. I personally loved the whole concept. It had alittle so called twist at the end,which should of being obvious,but I just wasn't thinking about it. I thought the animation was great for the most part,but I did'nt like the way a certain set of character's looked,but it made sense though. I did'nt even know ed o'neil had a voice part in it,until I read the credits. Overall,I thought it was a good movie,with a few problems.



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I watched universal solider the day of reckoning. I thought it was the worst movie in the series,so far. They made it way to dark in tone. van damme and dolf were barely in the movie at all. probably about 3-5 minutes each. van damme only has a handful of lines,if that much. The lead is scott atkins and he needs to work on his acting skills. The story is a jumbled mess and it's all over the place. It does'nt even make sense half the time. The fight parts were pretty good,despite the fact,slow mo is way overused. I'm just going to forget that this movie even exisit.



Watched the recut, extended, unrated version of Sin City its pretty good. Going to watch the theatrical version soon to see how they combined those three stories. Well actually its four but one is a very short segment that is centered around the title screen.



AndrewWK said:
Ohh yeah btw.
I have watched a movie today called "Miracle" it is an Ice Hockey Movie. It is from the same director who did "Warrior" it is not as phantastic as "Warrior" but worth a watch.

So took your advice and watched Warrior on Netflix it indeed better then Miracle I give it a 8.5/10 followed that up with watching "The Fighter" since it was one of the next suggestions after I finished watching Warrior its also very good its a 8.0/10 its probably a more interesting story then Warrior but Warrior is shot better since most of the time The Fighter is shot to look like a documentary.  Also Warrior has a bit more action and The Fighter has a bit more drama.



spurgeonryan said:
oldschoolfool said:
I watched universal solider the day of reckoning. I thought it was the worst movie in the series,so far. They made it way to dark in tone. van damme and dolf were barely in the movie at all. probably about 3-5 minutes each. van damme only has a handful of lines,if that much. The lead is scott atkins and he needs to work on his acting skills. The story is a jumbled mess and it's all over the place. It does'nt even make sense half the time. The fight parts were pretty good,despite the fact,slow mo is way overused. I'm just going to forget that this movie even exisit.


What is that? The New one, or the one that came out a few years ago?

 

Steven Segal has a new movie out as well. They put it on the front area at Walmart! I usually buy his movies, but not as religiously as Van Damme. Speaking of, I still need Six bullets.


no,it's the new one. It came on PSN early and I regret spending $10,just to rent it early. lol waste of a PSN card.



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spurgeonryan said:
10 dollars to rent a van damme movie? I have never been a universal soldier fan. The first one was watchable. That is it. I would much rather have a true Time cop sequel or a true cyborg sequel.


The first one is the only one that was very profitable also.



spurgeonryan said:
Anyone watch Arrow on CW? The Huntress is coming in two weeks!

New Family guy this Sunday is supposed to be the best in a while!

Ahh shit! Just saw a picture for Universal soldier! Now I am excited! Whoop whoop! Oh and Gollums back!


200th episode so it better be the best in a while.  Also it sucks that they have a good version of They Live on blu-ray but still don't have a decent version of The Thing (1982).



spurgeonryan said:
10 dollars to rent a van damme movie? I have never been a universal soldier fan. The first one was watchable. That is it. I would much rather have a true Time cop sequel or a true cyborg sequel.


well it was for the privillage of seeing it about a month early. I love the universal movies and thought it was going to be better,then what it was. The movie went in a whole new direction and I wasn't impressed. 



I just watched skyfall. It's probably going to be the last movie I see on the big screen this year. I thought it was pretty good. With the exception of the start of the movie,the action parts,were'nt as big and grand as some of the previous movies,but it was pretty decent overall. Without giving anything away,it was more story driven. If I say anymore,it'll give away the whole thing. Some of the location were beautiful,but I would'nt expect anything less. I thought the movie was much better then quatam of solace,but not as good as casino royale. I'd probably give the movie a 9/10.



spurgeonryan said:
fedfed said:
the top 3 in the poll as ther are.

SKyfall will enter at number two after Avengers for me.


Yes! Finally someone who agrees with me!

 

AndrewWk will be happy about this when he returns.

 

 

Stallone: Nicolas Cage Joins The Expendables 3

Actor confirmed to appear in the upcoming threequel.

Following the worldwide box office success of The Expendables 2, Sylvester Stallone and his team are now moving forward on The Expendables 3, with Nicolas Cage joining the geriatric gang of action men, as first reported by JoBlo.

Sly recently hit up his official Facebook page to say a few (not entirely comprehensible) words on the film:

"We are preparing the film with the same passion and commitment as the previous two. We have confirmed Nicolas Cage, a master actor who gives a veneer intellectual group. Hopefully we can realize to Harrison Ford, Wesley Snipes and Mickey Rourke. That is the great mission of the producer. We will continue with the same narrative scheme, the agility and the frenzy, which are inherent to the saga. What will definitely be the last? I can not guarantee. In principle it would be two deliveries, but the affection of the people encouraged us to work on a third. I guess as long as we amused ourselves by offering fun and people, we can continue playing 'The Expendables'. For now we are not as expendable as it should and as some critics want."

His word choice is a little iffy ("veneer intellectual group?"), but it does sound like the wheels are already turning on casting. Meanwhile, Adi Shankar's all-female Expendables riff is well underway, casting Gina Carano in a leading role back in September.

AWESOME nice to see Nicolas Cage in a respectable movie again.