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20 years ago today. Thank you for changing my life.
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March 8, 1993 was also the day Kevin Smith started writing Clerks.bungholio dijo:
That was a pretty good day for the 90's.
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Am I the only one who notices this in today's Google doodle?
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Went to the mall with my family and done got my hair did. Lookin' fab now. I also need new boots because my boots have been falling apart since last year (they were being held together by duct tape). Eyed a nice pair of Wolverines, but we remembered that I have no dress shoes and I have a wedding to go to tomorrow. We'll probably be back for those rad ass boots on Sunday or next weekend. I'll be sure to take pics of them if I get them.
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Oh dear GodJesus I hear the MLP:FIM theme coming from my little sister's (she's 12) room.
On a side note, I just watched Hotel Transylvania with my family. It was okay. I don't think I'd watch it again. I did get a few laughs out of it, but it was full of character archetypes, the dialogue was clunky, the movie was way too predictable (I predicted the ending a minute into the movie, and guessed 85% correct), the climax was a total cop-out, and it's got that stupid "liar revealed" story that I hate in movies.
On a side note, I just watched Hotel Transylvania with my family. It was okay. I don't think I'd watch it again. I did get a few laughs out of it, but it was full of character archetypes, the dialogue was clunky, the movie was way too predictable (I predicted the ending a minute into the movie, and guessed 85% correct), the climax was a total cop-out, and it's got that stupid "liar revealed" story that I hate in movies.
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My sisters are 12 and 13, and they haven't given MLP a rest since they were babies.spaps dijo:
I watched Hotel Transylvania a few months ago. The animation is what really made it. The story was meh.
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I saw neither, but I think I'd be more interested in Brave than Wreck-It Ralph, tbh. Wreck-It Ralph looks extremely mediocre to me (not saying that Brave looks amazing or anything).Male dijo:
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Wreck-it-Ralph was pretty good, but the second act was a little weak. There was too much focus on Vanellope, and the game references were traded in for food references. They also only went into three games. Three. In an arcade full of games. There was a lot of untapped potential.The Hunter dijo:
And this poster was false advertising.
Every character on the poster (except Ralph) only gets a quick cameo. I assumed they'd all be main characters. Hell, most of them only get one line, if even that. But I'd still watch it again.
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Wait, THERE WAS FOOD IN THE MOVIE?!?!? OMGOMGOMGOMGOMG I GOTTA SEE IT NOW TO SEE IF MY FAVORITE FOODS ARE IN IT!!!!spaps dijo:Wreck-it-Ralph was pretty good, but the second act was a little weak. There was too much focus on Vanellope, and the game references were traded in for food references. They also only went into three games. Three. In an arcade full of games. There was a lot of untapped potential.The Hunter dijo:
And this poster was false advertising.
Every character on the poster (except Ralph) only gets a quick cameo. I assumed they'd all be main characters. Hell, most of them only get one line, if even that. But I'd still watch it again.