'Bring On The Night'
A place to talk about movies--old and new, good and bad, high art and high cheese. It's the place to place your kittens on the award winners, gossip about upcoming fims and discuss DVD releases and extras. Spoiler policy: White font all plot-related discussion until a movie's been in wide release two weeks, and keep the major HSQ in white font until two weeks after the video/DVD release.
It's in Russian. You must be watching a dubbed version.
I got whatever Netflix sent me. It was bad dubbing, regardless because at one point, I could barely understand the lines.
And I always thought it made enough sense to follow for the most part, although it did have this nasty habit of, like, not explaining anything. If you keep going, it should make more sense, though.
Whenver I thought it was making sense they showed the vortex and I got lost. I may give it another try.
I'm not even sure I ever really understood the Gloom.
Just how many fricking CGI funny animal movies have there been this year?
Are you defining funny by intent, or by achievement?
"Funny animal" is a pretty well-established genre. Parse it however you like.
Just wondering about the perceived success. If the funny animal movies have been funny, well, there's your answer right there.
There have been a superabundance of talking animal movies this summer. And that's with Pixar going automobile on us. What I've belatedly come to realize is that every studio has an animation unit now. It's not just Pixar, Disney and Dreamworks with a side of Aardman.
How did I not know about Gypsy 83? What would I do without this board?
Lost Boys into The Crow into Sleepy Hollow flows better than ending with Corpse Bride or Mirrormask, I think.
Just how many fricking CGI funny animal movies have there been this year?
Way, way too many. I'm so damn tired of them.
See, it's funny 'cause they're male, but they have udders! Ha! OMGWTF!!! LOL!!!!1! GLEET!!!