I just can't lie about this sort of thing.

[funkmastermo]

As good as The Dark Knight was, I didn't enjoy it as much as I did WALL-E. There, I said it.

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[g_reaper]

Directive.

[funkmastermo]

Eeeeeeeeee-va.

Dude, you're alive!

[kuzibah]

And I haven't seen Dark Knight yet, but I don't expect anything will beat Wall*E for me this year.

Whoa.

Re: Dude, you're alive!

[funkmastermo]

Hehe, yes, alive and kicking! I've been mostly on myspace lately. With work and the band and all, I haven't really been in the livejournalin' mood. Heh.

Re: Dude, you're alive!

[kuzibah]

Well feh. Myspace is blocked at work.

So, how is the band doing?

Re: Dude, you're alive!

[funkmastermo]

Pretty good! We just headlined a show this past Saturday, our set was a bit sloppy, but it was fun. And we're playing again this Thursday. Hopefully we'll have some Youtube footage up soon.

Wall-E.

[thespice]

Was like a Buster Keaton movie, and I loved all of the stuff on Earth and with EVA. But I didn't love the human storyline in space. I barely even liked it. So my enjoyment was hurt a touch, but just a touch. I can fast-forward through those parts eventually.

Re: Wall-E.

[funkmastermo]

That does seem to be an issue a lot of people are having with the movie. Ah well, what can you do?

I was probably more immediately engaged with Wall-E while I watched it.

[thecuckoo]

But I've spent WAY more time thinking about TDK since I left the theater. It's going to be on film school syllabi before any potential children I might have would go to college, mark my words.

Also, what A said about the Axium storyline not living up to the Earth parts.

Re: I was probably more immediately engaged with Wall-E while I watched it.

[funkmastermo]

*shrugs* I had no problem with any of it.