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griffinA on 05 October 2009
Khuutra said:
dtewi said:
Khuutra said:
dtewi said:
Khuutra said:

Ever see the original Land Before Time? An American Tale? All Dogs Go to Heaven?

...Rock-a-Doodle, even?

That freaking owl

.......?

All Dogs Go To Heaven is a dark movie?

Do you remember the ending where one of the dogs go to Hell?

Is that the only Don Bluth fil you saw? What about the Secret of NIMH (I think that was him)? The Brave Little Toaster? Throw me a freaking bone, here!

Never saw those movies. Never saw any movie you've listed so far.

But

But

*sigh*

Do you have a Blockbuster nearby? If you do, get the Secret of NIMH and, uh... the original Land Before Time.

And while you're at it:

 

Anastasia, An American Tail and Titan A.E.



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nordlead on 05 October 2009
dtewi said:
Khuutra said:
dtewi said:

.......?

All Dogs Go To Heaven is a dark movie?

Do you remember the ending where one of the dogs go to Hell?

Is that the only Don Bluth fil you saw? What about the Secret of NIMH (I think that was him)? The Brave Little Toaster? Throw me a freaking bone, here!

Never saw those movies. Never saw any movie you've listed so far.

the uncultured youth of America

Go rent and watch those movies now. And when you have kids, rent them again and show them to your kids. The Brave Little Toaster was a great movie.

anyways, for reference

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Brave_Little_Toaster_(film)

There was some controversy over The Brave Little Toaster, as some parts of the film were considered too scary for younger children; despite being released at a time when animated features were getting darker such as The Black Cauldron and The Secret of NIMH. The film featured an air conditioner going ballistic to the point where it short-circuits, a frightening nightmare sequence, a scene where a blender's motor gets pulled out, and a few instances of profanity. The climax was especially disturbing as the Toaster sacrifices itself to save the Master from a trash compactor; the compactor had previously ended violently the lives of no fewer than eight wrecked automobiles (including a racecar, a wedding car, a hearse, and a passenger van) throughout the song "Worthless".




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Khuutra on 05 October 2009
dtewi said:
Khuutra said:
dtewi said:

Never saw those movies. Never saw any movie you've listed so far.

But

But

*sigh*

Do you have a Blockbuster nearby? If you do, get the Secret of NIMH and, uh... the original Land Before Time.

No. No Blockbuster.

I thought Land before Time was a nice movie!

Anyway, be glad I love Pixar.

You said you hadn't seen any movie I have listed!



dtewi on 05 October 2009
nordlead said:
dtewi said:
Khuutra said:
dtewi said:

.......?

All Dogs Go To Heaven is a dark movie?

Do you remember the ending where one of the dogs go to Hell?

Is that the only Don Bluth fil you saw? What about the Secret of NIMH (I think that was him)? The Brave Little Toaster? Throw me a freaking bone, here!

Never saw those movies. Never saw any movie you've listed so far.

the uncultured youth of America

Go rent and watch those movies now. And when you have kids, rent them again and show them to your kids. The Brave Little Toaster was a great movie.

anyways, for reference

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Brave_Little_Toaster_(film)

There was some controversy over The Brave Little Toaster, as some parts of the film were considered too scary for younger children; despite being released at a time when animated features were getting darker such as The Black Cauldron and The Secret of NIMH. The film featured an air conditioner going ballistic to the point where it short-circuits, a frightening nightmare sequence, a scene where a blender's motor gets pulled out, and a few instances of profanity. The climax was especially disturbing as the Toaster sacrifices itself to save the Master from a trash compactor; the compactor had previously ended violently the lives of no fewer than eight wrecked automobiles (including a racecar, a wedding car, a hearse, and a passenger van) throughout the song "Worthless".

What the hell?



Kimi wa ne tashika ni ano toki watashi no soba ni ita

Itsudatte itsudatte itsudatte

Sugu yoko de waratteita

Nakushitemo torimodosu kimi wo

I will never leave you

dtewi on 05 October 2009
Khuutra said:
dtewi said:
Khuutra said:
dtewi said:

Never saw those movies. Never saw any movie you've listed so far.

But

But

*sigh*

Do you have a Blockbuster nearby? If you do, get the Secret of NIMH and, uh... the original Land Before Time.

No. No Blockbuster.

I thought Land before Time was a nice movie!

Anyway, be glad I love Pixar.

You said you hadn't seen any movie I have listed!

I meant to say that from looking at it I assumed it would be nice.



Kimi wa ne tashika ni ano toki watashi no soba ni ita

Itsudatte itsudatte itsudatte

Sugu yoko de waratteita

Nakushitemo torimodosu kimi wo

I will never leave you

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Khuutra on 05 October 2009
dtewi said:
nordlead said:
dtewi said:

Never saw those movies. Never saw any movie you've listed so far.

the uncultured youth of America

Go rent and watch those movies now. And when you have kids, rent them again and show them to your kids. The Brave Little Toaster was a great movie.

anyways, for reference

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Brave_Little_Toaster_(film)

There was some controversy over The Brave Little Toaster, as some parts of the film were considered too scary for younger children; despite being released at a time when animated features were getting darker such as The Black Cauldron and The Secret of NIMH. The film featured an air conditioner going ballistic to the point where it short-circuits, a frightening nightmare sequence, a scene where a blender's motor gets pulled out, and a few instances of profanity. The climax was especially disturbing as the Toaster sacrifices itself to save the Master from a trash compactor; the compactor had previously ended violently the lives of no fewer than eight wrecked automobiles (including a racecar, a wedding car, a hearse, and a passenger van) throughout the song "Worthless".

What the hell?

You have a place to rent movies SOMEWHERE nearby!

Go get some of these films!



Tayne on 05 October 2009

I loved Anastasia and An American Tail. Aw, those were the days. Back on topic...

80-90 Metascore

1st week sales at 250k

1st month sales at 375k

Predictions will change depending on my faith in the Wii's audience.




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DS Games Now Playing: Dragon Quest VI  DS Games unopened:  Knights in the Nightmare, Etrian Odyssey III, Okamiden, Dragon Quest IX Last DS Game I beat: Radiant Historia

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Khuutra on 05 October 2009
Tayne said:
I loved Anastasia and An American Tail. Aw, those were the days. Back on topic...

80-90 Metascore

1st week sales at 250k

1st month sales at 375k

Predictions will change depending on my faith in the Wii's audience.

Faith quotient is currently low, eh? What kind of legs do you imagine?



Paperdiego on 05 October 2009

the game informer cover of this "epic micky" game is "epic"; however, i will reserve judgment on the game until i see more



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Tayne on 05 October 2009
Khuutra said:
Tayne said:
I loved Anastasia and An American Tail. Aw, those were the days. Back on topic...

80-90 Metascore

1st week sales at 250k

1st month sales at 375k

Predictions will change depending on my faith in the Wii's audience.

Faith quotient is currently low, eh? What kind of legs do you imagine?

I guess the time of release would also be a big factor.  I'll go for 15-30k a week for first 3 months legs.




360 Games Now Playing:    360 Games unopened:  Resonance of Fate  Last 360 Game I Beat: Resident Evil 5

DS Games Now Playing: Dragon Quest VI  DS Games unopened:  Knights in the Nightmare, Etrian Odyssey III, Okamiden, Dragon Quest IX Last DS Game I beat: Radiant Historia

Wii Games Now Playing:   Super Mario Galaxy 2, Arc Rise Fantasia  Wii  Games unopened  Little King's Story, Sonic Colors, Silent Hill Shattered Memories Last Wii Game I beat: Sin & Punishment 2