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#711 Re: Guns N' Roses » Erin Everly Auctioning Off Numerous Personal Items From Axl Rose » 677 weeks ago
Someone quickly buy all that personal shit and trade it with Axl for the vault!!!
It's come to blackmail.
But damn no good jackets or a whole lot of GNR related clothing.
#712 Re: The Sunset Strip » New Motörhead album coming - Aftershock » 677 weeks ago
Finished listening to the full album earlier today. FANTASTIC. NO BULLSHIT, NO COMPROMISES, ROCK N' FUCKING ROLL!!! There are no clunkers, no bad songs. An album you need to blast loud and proud my friends. The only problem was not the album; but the blu ray player at my house was being a bitch with the audio levels; so I decided to just play it through my family's DVD/VHS combo player and it played just fine. You are going to love it. The music is just fast and mean like you expect. Pick it up and blast it when you get the chance.
#713 Re: The Sunset Strip » Documentary Channels » 678 weeks ago
Alot of these shows are just a joke. It's amazing how long they've been on these networks.
"I'M NOT SAYING IT WAS ALIENS; BUT IT WAS ALIENS!!"
#714 Re: The Garden » NEW MEMBERS introduce yourself here » 678 weeks ago
Welcome to the jungle dude! 
#715 Re: The Sunset Strip » Superman Thread. » 678 weeks ago
http://batman-news.com/2013/11/11/kevin … n-batsuit/
Have a listen. Snyder showed a pic of Ben in the new Batsuit. This is getting me more hopeful! Man of Steel comes out tomorrow on BluRay and other media. Probably going to get it very soon or wait till Christmas. Reminder to WB and other people that is also a Man of Steel sequel; so hoping both guys get an equal amount of screen time and Cavill isn't pushed aside.
#716 Re: The Sunset Strip » The Star Wars Thread *NO SPOILERS ALLOWED!* » 678 weeks ago
I liked John Carter. It was one of Disney's biggest flops; but I think a pretty ballsy move on their part. The film is well made and quite enjoyable. It commits to it's other worldness and some of the material it is adapted from. Just I think the story and it's many elements people were extremely confused by and you can't fault anybody for that. I think with some better writers that could of been fixed appropriately. Everything with that film is just gorgeous. The music, the presentation, designs, and the acting is pretty solid. It could be in cult status down the road.
As for Episode VII, I would call it just yet. Give it time and wait for the final product to be released. Hell it could be fantastic and the best decisions have been made to save this franchise. Or it could all be a disaster and just a money making scam that tricked fans...or it could be an alright film leading to improvements. Not sure at the moment.
Interesting ideas all around from you both. As for Kasdan, I'm kind of glad a veteran writer from one of the earlier films is helping out Abrams. Also the whole Eewoks and certain elements that were in Jedi were just Kasdan bowing to Lucas's demands. George wanted some of that stuff not alot of the production people. I think we will get more liberty from these films to explore more and have the fun back. I'm sensing the Expanded Universe or at least some things from it being used. Abrams from him not wanting to be involved all that much with Star Trek anymore will live out his dream of making a Star Wars movie and seeing if that succeeds and him being a fan while bringing in those ideas from earlier films will pay off.
#717 Re: The Sunset Strip » The Terminator » 678 weeks ago
I had a feeling that the budget was a big issue too. Thanks for the info man. Makes it sound alot more understandable I suppose. Just makes me think if AMC now in it's stride in terms of Walking Dead's ratings, the big praises of the final season of Breaking Bad and the series entirely, and other shows being featured that if this series was made in this period, AMC could of taken on this project and find a way to cut costs. But judging by the troubles prior they would of dodged a bullet. Still a guy can dream. It reminds me that Frank Darabont left the Walking Dead near the second season due to him wanting to do more effects and have a bigger budget for the cinematography and other details. Look at the first season and especially how much goes on in the first episode pilot and even the second episode...a ton of things being shown and way it's shot. I can see why he left or got canned. The whole show would of been in an eventual Connor Chronicles situation.
#718 Re: The Sunset Strip » Most Recent Movie You've Seen » 678 weeks ago
Saw Thor: The Dark World and thought it was pretty good. Don't see it 3D though. The conversion is very shaking and not post converted all that well. Still as a movie it's alot of fun and I kind of liked it more than the first Thor solo film. Stay after the credits is par for the course with the movies now. No spoilers though and it opens up some new questions and ideas for the Marvel film universe.
#719 Re: The Sunset Strip » The Walking Dead » 678 weeks ago
I see your point. Don't wanna spoil the comics; but they definitely go in some sort of direction after the prison. Won't say where and it seems they are probably going a similar way in the show later on this season. Hard to say.
#720 Re: The Sunset Strip » The Star Wars Thread *NO SPOILERS ALLOWED!* » 678 weeks ago
ANNOUNCED BY DISNEY, STAR WARS EPISODE VII WILL BE RELEASED ON DECEMBER 18'TH 2015.
A little sad that it won't be in May and near my birthday that year. Oh well. This sounds like a good strategy. More time to make the movie better and develop the other stories for VIII and IX. Looks like they don't want to rush this thing out of the door which is a positive sign.
