Detention of the Dead. Think Breakfast club with lame characters in a high school full of zombies. But, as bad as it was, I still enjoyed it. Tons of little zombie/cult movie cliches.
Saint by Day, Devil at Night
Detention of the Dead. Think Breakfast club with lame characters in a high school full of zombies. But, as bad as it was, I still enjoyed it. Tons of little zombie/cult movie cliches.
Billy's joined the National Front
He always was (just) a little runt
He's got his hand in the air with the other cunts
You've got to humanize yourself
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Cabin in the woods. I kept wanting to turn it off but didn't. Gets better at the end.
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That movie went from 0 to awesome near the end. I was in the same boat until it turned into RL Gemstone.Originally Posted by RojoDisco
Cabin in the woods. I kept wanting to turn it off but didn't. Gets better at the end.
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Saint by Day, Devil at Night
Agreed on Cabin. It really got crazy good by the end.
Billy's joined the National Front
He always was (just) a little runt
He's got his hand in the air with the other cunts
You've got to humanize yourself
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Beautiful Creatures
I was so excited for the movie that I decided to read the book first. The book was great! Really enjoyed it, bought the sequel... so I finally sat down and saw the movie, all prepped for awesomeness and I was sorely disappointed. They practically rewrote it.
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That's why I try to watch the movie before I read the book. I've never heard of a movie spoiling a book.
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Gravity: Laughably bad. You bastards told me it wasn't all Sandra Bullock whining. You didn't mention is was only mostly Sandra Bullock whining, and the rest was terrible physics.
Riddock: Vin Diesel, that lovable prisoner scamp, and his animated dog find boredom on a deserted planet.
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Anchorman 2, I died a little inside...
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Pacific Rim was on so I watched it. Now I know why it failed so badly at the box office.
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