My Childhood Memories, Starring Nicholas Cage

[head_of_flame]

Two nights ago, I saw one of the most astounding movies I have ever seen. The movie both amazed and impressed me, not because of the acting (although it was quite good), not because of the action (there were a few scenes, but nothing that hasn't been seen before), but because of the story. Why the story, you ask? Is it because it was so

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[coreyaugustus]

I've been wanting to see that movie. I'm glad it got one good review (from you) because most other reviews I read were terrible. But those reviewers also hated The Terminal and The Life Aquatic and Lost in Translation, all movies I adored.

So I think I'll go see it. Fo sho.

You're welcome

[head_of_flame]

No problem Corey. You've got to remember though, there are two cardinal laws of the universe: 1. There is a God. 2. Critics don't know what they're talking about most of the time.

[rich31082]

Except when they talk about Star Wars Episode 1 or the other two Matrix Movies, that's when the critics were the only people who were correct.

Brilliant.

[anonymous]

Hey, watch who you say that around, Rich. There could be fanboys! *Ahem*

Other than that, Alex, that is awesome! I didn't know "lord of war" visited our home turf! I think that it's about time the general public found out about those things. Sometimes I think the only way to spark an interest about such far away issues in people is to entertain them. Sad, isn't it? Will attempt to get someone to pay for me to go see it, as my limited supply of argent is rapidly dwindling to pocket lint. =)

Re: Brilliant.

[head_of_flame]

Bien, comme les Americains n'ont rien entendu de notre partie du monde, je crois que c'est vraiment l'heure. 10 years too late is a bit pathetic, but a least they'll know now. Il faut vraiment que tu trouves quelq'un pour payer ta passage. The movie totally rocks.