I never knew about the extra tidbits, Untill a freind at wotk told me to stay and watch after the main credits on the last Thor movie.
If you have seen the last wolverine pic, I was suprised who showed up.

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I never knew about the extra tidbits, Untill a freind at wotk told me to stay and watch after the main credits on the last Thor movie.
If you have seen the last wolverine pic, I was suprised who showed up.

Yeah, if you watch until the very end of the Xmen 3 then it makes sense how that happened. :)

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I never knew about the extra tidbits, Untill a freind at wotk told me to stay and watch after the main credits on the last Thor movie.
If you have seen the last wolverine pic, I was suprised who showed up.

Yeah, if you watch until the very end of the Xmen 3 then it makes sense how that happened. :)

Darn it, Now I have to watch Xmen 3:)

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I've got in the habit now at the cinema of watching everything till the end of the credits - just in case I miss something. Often end up looking like a lemon with an usher breathing down my neck and threatening to vacuum me up with the popcorn :)

I've got in the habit now at the cinema of watching everything till the end of the credits - just in case I miss something. Often end up looking like a lemon with an usher breathing down my neck and threatening to vacuum me up with the popcorn :)

Its easier to get away with it when you have a 13 year old sitting next to you telling you that we're not leaving because there might be something at the end (not that we were going to anyway, but I did tell him that if he was wrong we were taking it out of his allowance :D )

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I've got in the habit now at the cinema of watching everything till the end of the credits - just in case I miss something. Often end up looking like a lemon with an usher breathing down my neck and threatening to vacuum me up with the popcorn :)

Its easier to get away with it when you have a 13 year old sitting next to you telling you that we're not leaving because there might be something at the end (not that we were going to anyway, but I did tell him that if he was wrong we were taking it out of his allowance :D )

He he he he :)

I've got in the habit now at the cinema of watching everything till the end of the credits - just in case I miss something. Often end up looking like a lemon with an usher breathing down my neck and threatening to vacuum me up with the popcorn :)

Its easier to get away with it when you have a 13 year old sitting next to you telling you that we're not leaving because there might be something at the end (not that we were going to anyway, but I did tell him that if he was wrong we were taking it out of his allowance :D )

My friend at work asked me if I saw both of the end of credit teasers. I only swa the one. he said at the very end there was another one with Bucky aka Winter soldier.

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I saw Walk The Line (bout Johnny Cash) again last night, such a good movie...

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Tonight we are planning to see "Draft Day" with Kevin Costner and Jennifer Garner. Apparently it is about the NFL, so I am not convinced I will like this movie. However, we have seen everything else we think is worth seeing.

Last Sunday we went to see the matinee performance of The Grand Budapest Hotel, which had and impressive cast and was very enjoyable, so we can't see that tonight.

I will let you know if this sports movie is any good. I am pretty sure there won't be any robots with lasers in it. However, I have seen some sports movies that were very good, like Moneyball and Trouble With the Curve.

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If you don't feel like going out, and have access to Amazon Prime via Roku or the like, I'd recommend an older movie ... 1993, I think ... K-Pax. Much like the book, and changes were approved by the author. Won't tell you more, except that it may or may not be science fiction.

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If you don't feel like going out, and have access to Amazon Prime via Roku or the like, I'd recommend an older movie ... 1993, I think ... K-Pax. Much like the book, and changes were approved by the author. Won't tell you more, except that it may or may not be science fiction.

We went to an eariler showing because Mr99 finished work early. The movie was actually pretty good despite being about American football. I know absolutely nothing about American football apart from some large people run in spurts back and forth with a funny shaped ball. Despite this the movie wasn't bad at all and it was a pleasant way to pass a couple of hours. Lots of eye candy for the ladies.

I am very familiar with KPax the movie and have seen it many times. Its a great movie, but sadly a favourite of my ex, so it always reminds me of him now, which ruins it a bit :(

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I saw Walk The Line (bout Johnny Cash) again last night, such a good movie...

This clip still stops me dead in my tracks..........
His beautiful daughter Rosanne, explains her thoughts about her father.
If I have previously posted this, please bear with me.
It does bear repeating if so.

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Yeah, if you're not an American, well, football is interesting, but the details are not easy to pick up. I think it's our only right-of-passage for males, and so most have to take part viscerally, since there are only so many spots on the team. I prefer tennis and archery, but that's just me.

So sorry to hear you have unhappy associations with K-PAX. Don't you love prot eating the banana?
I actually bought it, and I usually don't buy movies. I can't count how many times I've watched that. Maybe I will tonight! Oh, go ahead and give it another try, desensitization therapy, you know.

Cheers!

CC

I associate so well with Prot.
I know things that are not easy to associate with words.
Thoughts, really. Concepts. Things beyond concepts. Images perhaps.
I don't remember how the movie really ends. The theatrical release in any case.
I remember what may be an alternate ending that explains most.
Prot is being walked in his wheelchair, quite catatonic, and it is then that you understand that the whole movie was in his mind. Posturing what he knows and could imagine to be his imaginary world.
I live in such a world at times.........
And this is an important point that some of you might grasp.

I..Mark.......
The human being known as Mark.
Am not based here so much as you may think, but from a land beyond the stars.
I know conceptual reality is a thing hard to believe.
The older I get, the more I believe in it.
Faith is harder to explain to some then string theory.
And it's roots go back to when one was born......I wish I could explain it better to you, but I cannot.
I simply cannot image my mind to you to explain all of my meanderings.
Some here consider me a mindless town idiot.
I assure you, I am NOT.
Some have other labels for me. Fine.
You are free to call me what you wish. They are YOUR labels.
If they work for you to associate me with a concept in YOUR mind......hey, have at it.

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I just got my Roku3 working and set up with my NetFlix account. I could spend the next six months sitting in front of my big TV but I am trying to limit myself to one or two movies or programs per day

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My motto: Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow as it may not be required. This no longer applies in light of current events.

Second time I saw Fear and loathing in Las Vegas, second time I fell asleep...

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There won't be a movie this Friday, because we are going on our honeymoon.

Maybe someone else can post a review (no spoilers please).

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There won't be a movie this Friday, because we are going on our honeymoon.

Maybe someone else can post a review (no spoilers please).

Aaaah - that's nice! Have a lovely time!

Re: fear and loathing Julie... I read the book but I think I've also always fallen asleep in the film. I try to stay awake for the bit where Johnny Depp gets freaked out by "the door... is ajar" though :)

The movie tonight was "Transcendence" with Johnny Depp.

It was about a man who uploads himself into a computer. If the actors were meant to give robotic performances, then I'd say they did a great job.

Hubbie thought it was very dull. I'm inclined to agree with him, although I wasn't quite so damming as he was. I'm guessing the whole thing was meant to be a meaningful allegory of something, I could tell because there were lots of close up slow motion shots of nature things with music going on in the background. However, I am not altogether sure what it was trying to meaningful about.

It didn't really plug into any current Zeitgeist that I could think of, so I was left with a feeling of "so what".

So for anyone who is super concerned about the implications of creating artificial intelligence, you might find it done better elsewhere.

Robopocalypse is a good book. Go read that instead.

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Es, thank you for your review. I had been reading about
this production in the press and I was hoping that it
would have been more insightful. I must tell you that
as a Sci-Fi reader, this subject has been one of some
speculation over many years. (For me from the early
sixties.) I am sorry to hear that it was not so well done.

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Ive seen the clips on TV. It looked like it might be good. ES, Are you saying the clips are the best part of the movie?

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