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[Flash]

I agree with some of his reviews
then again pointing at a movie like taxi driver and saying "it's really something!" doesn't exactly get you any critic points

[emanhattan]

just came out of the movies from watching it.

I tought it was brilliant. The scenery was very beautiful and the story is very interesting. The designs of the characters are a bit odd but you start liking them after a few minutes. Its about an alien culture of blue people with tails who are very connected to nature and stuff and you get to like them trough the movie.and Mankind wants to pretty much take over their homeworkd to get their hands on a rare substance.

I really really really really loved it.

but I wouldnt watch it again in some time because the movies is tho fuckin long! (but good)

[mexifry]

I wasn't sure if the were over a deposit of rock or a deposit of oil.
Kinda confusing.

lol With all seriousness though, it was spectacular movie with great visuals. Definitely recommend seeing it in 3D.

[emanhattan]

mexifry it was a deposit of valuable rocks

[shura]

it sounds kinda like the plot of princess mononoke :/
but if its really that good i guess i'll check it out

[mexifry]

mexifry it was a deposit of valuable rocks

lmao I guess the joke didnt cross over too well on the internet.
My point being that this movie was pretty much trying way too hard to copy the story of how horribly we treated the indians.

[The Good Ole Ant]

looks like my barber was wrong about this one being good!!!

[creamcorn]

just saw it and the graphics were very nice very cool explosions and stuff man awesome
the story: very predicable and pocahontas

bad guys infiltrate good guys but then
one of the bad guys becomes good and becomes leader of good guys and defeats the bad guys

[jjjjjjjjjj]

Budget:    $237,000,000

Domestic:      $73,000,000       
+ Foreign:     $159,180,000      
= Worldwide:     $232,180,000    

Avatar just made most of its money back this weekend
Avatar's is the 9th highest worldwide opening ever.

[creamcorn]

i thought he spent 500k on the movie but i suppose thats including advertisement and stuff

[emanhattan]

pocahontas

lmfao so tru

[rtil]

Budget:    $237,000,000

Domestic:      $73,000,000       
+ Foreign:     $159,180,000      
= Worldwide:     $232,180,000    

Avatar just made most of its money back this weekend
Avatar's is the 9th highest worldwide opening ever.

the real budget is $300m, the other $70m you don't see was spent on marketing
it hasn't made its money back, and domestically it will take a while

really the numbers aren't that impressive for the hype considering half the critics thought it was going to be another titanic-esque b.o. epoch with a $100m+ opening weekend

that being said titanic made its money over the long haul, but i don't see a blue alien space opera lingering around at the top of the box office for 15/16 weeks

i had predicted $60m-$80m for opening on BOM, the movie just doesn't have the appeal that titanic did to a wider audience

[creamcorn]

yeah just like watchmen
the world aint ready yet for blue alien dick

[emanhattan]

too much blue people on movies these days i gues

[DrRumack]

im sure it will be terrible considering roger ebert is wrong 99% of the time

the guy liked the fucking garfield movie ok

[rtil]

im sure it will be terrible considering roger ebert is wrong 99% of the time

the guy liked the fucking garfield movie ok

roger ebert is a sap for anything family friendly and overhyped epic

he also dislikes films he's too jaded to understand or appreciate

[Flash]

^
yup
fear and loathing in las vegas says hi

[billy]

im sure it will be terrible considering roger ebert is wrong 99% of the time

the guy liked the fucking garfield movie ok

roger ebert is a sap for anything family friendly and overhyped epic

he also dislikes films he's too jaded to understand or appreciate

"why is this movie so mean???" -typical roger ebert review for any comedy movie that isn't boring and basically a drama movie

[billy]

"At a time when the world is in crisis and the country faces an important election, the response of Parker, Stone and company is to sneer at both sides" -Roger Ebert on Team America
"no attitude too mean or hurtful" -Roger Ebert on South Park
"When did comedies get so mean?" -Roger Ebert on Step Brothers

[spite]

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