Seen any good movies lately?
I hate those movies where they have realistic shots of people being cut to bits and maimed, just to be gross. Stupid... don't want to watch that sort of thing. Not opposed to violence in movies (or games) as such, like dozens of people being gunned down, or cartoon violence like Braindead and Bad Taste. Just not realistic violence in great detail. Sick people...
Who the hell locks these things?
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I felt like that after watching Silent Hill - just because the last part of the movie, when they show the 'leftovers' where the woman is walking on the church. Or when they show the woman being burned alive, her skin boiling, and such. It's a bit weird seeing that.
"There’s nothing to fear but fear itself and maybe some mild to moderate jellification of bones." Cave Johnson, Portal 2.
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It was like they were trapped in the limbo, between life and death, but more like they died in the first accident, remember? The officer also died after falling from the motorcycle. The husband didn't die, so he could go to and fro the city.I watched Silent Hill too. And actually, I didn't fully understand the end of the story.
And now the demonic girl left Silent Hill because there's nothing else to do there, since all the remaining sinners were finally judged. That's what I got.
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I see... so all of those was just something like a dream or whatever you call it.
I liked the ending, its quite bizarre coz, they called the father and said they were going home. Yap, they did come home but they can't see each other. The mother and the child seems to be in the gloomy house, while the father is sitting just in a normal couch in their living room, same house. They sat face to face but they don't see each other.
And about that motorcycle accident, well I started the story halfway, when the mother and the police officer encountered a zombie, I think. I didn't saw that scene.
But, its a nice movie.
I liked the ending, its quite bizarre coz, they called the father and said they were going home. Yap, they did come home but they can't see each other. The mother and the child seems to be in the gloomy house, while the father is sitting just in a normal couch in their living room, same house. They sat face to face but they don't see each other.
And about that motorcycle accident, well I started the story halfway, when the mother and the police officer encountered a zombie, I think. I didn't saw that scene.
But, its a nice movie.
FYI, the child dreamt about Silent Hill many times, and the mother (actually, the girl is adopted) got curious due the past of the kid and the name Silent Hill. So she decided going there (she kinda had a row with her husband) and she finds this officer in the middle of the way. The officer asks her to be still and then she run away to Silent Hill which is a blocked path, the officer on her heels. But then, out of the blue, another little girl appears on the road and the mother loses control of the car, crashing it.Ceres wrote: And about that motorcycle accident, well I started the story halfway, when the mother and the police officer encountered a zombie, I think. I didn't saw that scene.
But, its a nice movie.
You just know what happened to the officer because she says she must had felt after seeing blood dripping from her forehead. So, we assume that they "died".
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For a long time now. Galactus was introduced to fight the Fantastic Four after all.The Mad Dragon wrote:I enjoyed At World's End. It was interesting. While, it may not be as good as the first, it's a lot better than say, Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer..
My question is, since when was Silver Surfer associated with F4?
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You are thinking of Iceman.
And no, the Silver Surfer was never really evil. He was just acting as a herald for Galactus, scoping out new picnic spots for the big guy. Additionally, Galacus himself is not evil. He just eats to survive. Sucks for all of the spieces caught in his way, but God-like entitties need to eat too.
And no, the Silver Surfer was never really evil. He was just acting as a herald for Galactus, scoping out new picnic spots for the big guy. Additionally, Galacus himself is not evil. He just eats to survive. Sucks for all of the spieces caught in his way, but God-like entitties need to eat too.
And the chickens. Those damn chickens.
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