" @Violet-Eyed Dragon said:yeah true grit really was that good" @deadpoolvironfist:true grit was really amazing. i can just described, was of the best westerns ever. i really like the ending. my bad on the road, althought i really like it. i have notice you did not list social netwrok as one of the best( or at leats i did not saw it in the list), realy, thank you. i thoguht that movie was not great, not to be nominee for best movies in the academy awards "
@FadeToBlackBolt said:i saw both. read this:" So what you're saying is that you didn't see Scott Pilgrim or the Social Network? "
http://cinetim.blogspot.com/2011/02/four-months-ago-i-wrote-my-first-review.html
if not, ill sum it up. My problems with The Social Network are:
1) Is slander by making up all sorts of ridiculous things (like Zuckerberg's blog about his ex) about real people
2) Treats underage (and very excessive) drinking as perfectly normal and okay, and drug use as pretty routine too
3) Has an absurd representation of the US court system; did not get into any real facts about the court cases
4) States that the internet is a symbol of societal disconnect, not a new way for people to build relationships.
@Prince CortSether said:" @DH69 said:"This x 1000 It was a scene for scene straight rip-off of the original but they managed to do it in such a way that all the soul was sucked out. Such shallow, superficial bs with over-the-top special effects. Am I really supposed to support an old guy who helps a kid beat up other little kids? At least in the original the kids were in high school. The age of the children was far too young and they tried to force a love story in there that was far too silly. (One they're too young, two she was way taller than him, three I know Chinese parents and there's no way in hell the father would have turned into a nice guy after Dre read the note in butchered Mandarin). Half of the movie could have been cut out as it was just a way for Beijing to show off all its architecture. I could have gotten better out of national geographic. Also, jacket on, jacket off (kinda gross to hear an old asian guy say that to a little american kid) was a horrible substitute for wax on, wax off. Oh, and the whole 'tragic scene' for Jackie Chan was so contrived and done to death. They seriously couldn't come up with something aside from the car accident angle? Mr. Miyagi's pain of having a wife die at childbirth along with the kid was far more tragic. "karate kid?! hahahahahahahaha
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i am curious as to how many Asians you know, because I don't see how you could get a represenative sample of the entire Chinese population.
@blackadam said:" true grit was just great, excellent; shutter silandm awesome; the inception, bvery good movie; i would change the book of eli for the road,-in my opinion- better movie. "glad you agree with me on True Grit as for the Road, that actually was initially released in 2009. "
im glad you agree that TSN is overrated
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