Movies...?

Let's see. Regret wasting ten bucks on a movie? Regret no more! This is a mass thread where you say which movies rocked and which movies were total flunks! Let the rating begin!

The City of Ember is an awesome book, and it's a great movie, too. Also, i'm sooooo dieing to see Vampiers Suck(get it? dieing? Ha Ha!) Yeah, and I reallly like Meet Dave. It's pretty funny!
-Rachelle41

I kinda regret seeing Wall-E a couple of years back. I did not like it. Now a movie to see is UP.

"The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas" was pretty good. "Toy Story Three" was epic. "Ella Enchanted" is so bad it's funny, I just rewatched it..."Brother Bear" is my fav. Disney movie, I think, though I hate that girl character. Talk about yet another un-needed Mary Sue..."Eclipse" was, though it pains me to say it, "okay". It sucked less than the other two, just a teensy bit. I think it was more fighting. Kinda reverse of how the books went, actually...I'm dying to see "Deathly Hallows". Has anyone seen it yet? My sister says it's pretty good...I've read the book, though, and I don't think I'm mentally prepared to SEE them kill off all of my favorite characters...

~Tobi~
~I use ellipses (...) when I have no particular train of thought...Which is most of the time...~
~. . .~

Deathly Hallows owns us all.

I don't know what Deathly Hallows is, but The Chronicals of Narnia: Voyage of the Dawn Treader looks and sounds really good. Also, the lady on atl&co said it's really good-something about 40 mil or something. Rach was playing flute so could not completely hear everything. I didn't regret seeing Wall-E. In fact, I thought it was cute. I want to see Tangled and Yogi Bear too. They look funny!

Ruleof thumb- never see the movie if it's based on a book, and never read a book that is based off a movie. The poeple in charge NEVER get it right. None of the Twilight series has been that great. I mean, why just focus on Bella, Edward, and Jacob? Hello, what ever happened to the Cullens and the rest of the wolf pack? These poeple are the ones who have an effect on the other people. That's very important! Oh, you guys should totally see Vampires Suck. I'll let you know how it is; I'm seeing it tommorow, I think.
-Rachelle41

Dude. I can't believe you have no idea what Deathly Hallows is. Harry Potter? Ever heard of him? The kid with the glasses and the scar...?

Oh yeah! I'm not into Harry Potter. Did you know that he's super short and gonna play a father in another movie (I think).

Ahem. That would be Daniel Radcliffe. The ACTOR, not the character. And yer' missing out; Harry Potter is an epic series. As for movies, I just saw Inception...I know it's kinda late, but that movie's freakin' awesome! It's like another Avatar, except with a better plot!

~Tobi~

I totally ahte Harry Potter. My parents practically forbid me me to read the series, and I'm grateful. I mean, it's not that great, is it? It's just some people who run around with wands creating mahem and then teenagers with wands come after them and the good people win in the end. [i]Pointless. However, i really do want to see Inceptio, if only to watch Lenardo DeCaprio and all his hotness on screen. I've liked him since Titanic, and still like him today. I mean, check out his bod! Totally awesome.
-Rachelle41

Ugh! I'm sorry, Rachelle-chan, but I just hate how parents ban Harry Potter of all things! My own parents have zero problem with it; rather Harry Potter than something that has actual, serious faults. The plot of Harry Potter is not just a bunch of random fools waving wands around. Please be careful when you bash a series like that, there're too many fans that might get angry. Such as myself. But, I'm a calm person by nature, so yer' gettin' lucky here. And, really, you can't just say you hate something before you even read/watch it. Don't let your parents influence your views on everything; ya' need to have your own opinions sometimes. What, do they hate magic or something? Is there something fundamentally wrong with children having imaginations? Ugh. There goes my day, once again steered in the wrong direction by irrational people...

~Tobi~
~Sorry. 'S been a long day.~

To me, Harry Potter is ,like, Witchcraft. Plus, it's just not me. If my parents let me read it-I wouldn't.

Same here, Luv. The movies don't look that great, and it IS witchcraft. I don't care how many people get mad at me. This is a free country, and I can say what I want.
-Rachelle41

It's not witchcraft, it's magic, and wizardry. What is this, the witch trials? It's just a good series. Hold on, let's not continue this here. I'll move it to the Debate Place. We're kinda spamming the "Movies" sticky.

~Tobi~

I really want to see Deathly Hallows (even though I do not want to see people die) But UP was OK. And most of the people die in the last 12 chapters of the book.(Part 2 according to my sources) Only 2 people die in the first part of the movie, Dobby and Mad-Eye Moody. If you want to see the Hunger Games movie, you can deal with Deathly Hallows. And for some people like Rachel, their parents do not allow them to read the series. I feel sad for them. They are missing alot of greatness in life!

~Giraffe22~
~May the odds be ever in your favor~

I'm not sure I want to see The Hunger Games movie, cause seeing Rue and all die like that-my imagination mutes it, but the movie probably won't.

My mom says they will probably not do it too graphically, but I do nto know if that is true. I am the same way Luv, with watching some of my favorite characters die (especially little Rue!). It is going to probably be that way when they make Catching Fire and Mockingjay, defenitely in Mockingjay, the filmakers will have to do that for some of the deaths. And in Catching Fire for her attack in the Games at the end. I do nto want to see all the bloodshed the Hunger Games have to offer!

~Giraffe22~
~May the odds be ever in your favor!~

I don't think she planned for it to become a movie. I hope it does, but they just need to tweak a few things. I don't think the fans would mind to much. I don't think they want to see blood and guts everywhere, because that's not what the books are about. It's a subtle love story, with plays of power and battles for revenge. I hope they bring that to the movie, as long as they don't totally ruin it like Twilight.
-Rachelle41

I totally agree. But remember, The Hunger Games series is better than the Twilight saga anyways (books and probably movie wise as well). Stephanie Meyer couldn't even put the series down. So that proves its better. Or at least just as good. But if they make it bad, then they're gonna have a LOT of angry fans. So lets hope they don't.

I will be one of those mad fans. Alot of the angrey fans will come from Wonderland, most likely.
-Rachelle41

you got that right, Rachel!

~Giraffe22~
~May the odds be ever in your favor~

You are so right! And it wouldn't be just Wonderland-it'd be Facebook, MySpace and Twitter! Every website would at least have some mad fans.

Revolt against bad movies! We shall take over the world! Mark Zuckerburg shall have no control of Facebook! The angrey fans shall dominate the world! No movie that is bad shall ever be made, thought, or heard from again! What should we do to the directors?
-Rachelle41

"Oh, oh, pick me, pick me!" *Raises hand high*
"Luv, what do you think we should do to those horrible directors who make good books into bad movies?"
"I think we should make a real life Jaws and dangle them right over his mouth so they'll know we're serious. Then they'll never do that again!"
"That's impossible Luv and remember, that came from a movie."
"Fine. Can we start up all the gas chambers from the Holocaust then?"
*Rachelle slaps forehead and groans* "No. That's too evil."
*Sigh* "Can we write death threats and mail them?"
"NO!"
"Then I don't have a good idea."
"We will not hurt them (very badly) and we will not kill them."
"Then why can't we send death threats?"
"Cause then the site'll get in trouble! Do you want Wonderland to continue?"
*Nods head*
"Then no death threats."
"Make a movie making fun of the movies and at the end say 'all the directors of these movies ruined them, sorry, but its true'?"
*Thinks, then nods* "That'll work, but we have to ask everybody else first."
"Okay!" *Big smile, blinks for effect, then turns to the 'screen'*

"If you don't agree with me I'll-"

"Luv!"
"Sorry."