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You don't have to analyze it... I just watched it and thought about it after. It only cost me 8.50 at my theater, so not that big a deal <3
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And my movie theater only cost me $6 :D
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I just want to die
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Thats not true. I actually get out alot, its just its snowing like hell in my town and I can't do anything outside.
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God damn it, first the Internet and now...
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Technically, I would be considered a geek here as I do watch movies and I do read a lot of books. I won't say anything else since we're all entitled to an opinion...
I wasn't surprised with the movie. The ending does raise the issue, will they be fine or not? Practically, it looks like we have to tune into the second movie but I never liked such mind-warping movies. And I'm happy to say that. Agree or argue with me, fine.
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Technically, I would be considered a geek here as I do watch movies and I do read a lot of books. I won't say anything else since we're all entitled to an opinion...
I wasn't surprised with the movie. The ending does raise the issue, will they be fine or not? Practically, it looks like we have to tune into the second movie but I never liked such mind-warping movies. And I'm happy to say that. Agree or argue with me, fine.
You totally missed the point, but you've confirmed at least one thing.
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...Sorry
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My only disappointment was the fact they took the whole idea of creatures living on the monster from Sin from FFX.
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I was just saying that Sin was the first monster to have parasites living on it that broke off and attacked people. Correct me if I'm wrong.
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But I like how some of the monster arts look like what would happen if all the creatures at Sea World were mutated into one.
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-Short. An hour and a half seems like a long time for a monster movie, and I have a really, really short attention span. But, the action and general jerkiness of the home video format made getting bored impossible. There weren't any drawn-out scenes of people making out or imploding (a plus in my book), as the movie almost felt like a hundred clips pieced together.
-Visually impressive. Some of the best cinematography I've seen. It feelsreal. The CGI was believable, and the gore not overdone.
-Depressing. Don't get me wrong-I loved the ending-but it was sad, and a tad bit disturbing. If you're in a really great mood or a really terrible mood, spare yourself an hour of bawling and go see Enchanted.
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The monster wasn't that cool though.
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But, whatever...it was still pretty good.
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