You did see him use perfect trigger discipline with the AK, right? He has some sort of gun experience.
Did he...did he just put the gun back in the holster without safing it? While it was pointed at his other hand?
I like his movies, because I go in expecting lowbrow summer blockbusters. Everyone complaining seems to be expecting something Bay makes no pretenses whatsoever of being.
I also think they tend to confuse volume with popularity.
You are literally telling people to stop having different opinions than you.
Stupid formatting glitch. I didn't say anything about blackmail. Studios provide a service like any other. If the customer can't afford it, pity for them.
>If the whole point of the film is to be a joke, why is it being played so straight?
You don't need a wink at the camera every five seconds to be a joke. Take Penny Arcade's Cardboard Tube Samurai. The premise is that a simple cardboard tube can be as effective as a katana. Every single strip based on it arises from that inherently ridiculous start.
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Apparently so. Note how all the relevant definitions include "deception"? He was about to be eclipsed by Sentinel. Manipulation, sure. Trick? Not so much.
He is a giant, spiky, silver robot. Kinda stands out.
That never happened.
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You mean that story about the guy who repurposed a child's mask of a famous British rebel and was more than a little influenced by 1984?
Of course. Because they can't sincerely enjoy something you don't like.
So this is basically a live-action American Dad.
You do realize the whole point of that film is to be a joke, right?
Indie movies, like Moon (5 mil) and Slumdog Millionaire (15 mil).
I really shouldn't argue with the nutjobs.
>They have robbed their own Artists/Crew
By which you mean they are paid less than you think they should be. I'll bet you could not cite a single specific number, with a source, and even if you were, you have no idea how much they should be paid except "more". No, no looking it up. Off the top of your head.
>They are trying to Censor our Activities
You mean the activities which involve taking their stuff without permission and violating their rights in the process?
What gives The Internet the collective right to violate copyright? Because it's the same copyright everyone has, and pirates take from everyone, no matter how cheap or accessible the product or non-evil the company that produce it.
>They make worse and more BLAND Products than they ever did before
Entirely subjective, and that's because they have less money to risk, on account of an economic depression.
>Yes, the Artist nowadays should stay well far away from this whole Industry.Go out there and control your own destiny !!!
Good luck paying for a studio, producers, editing suite, etc. The publishers do actually provide valuable services.
>It seems that every movie is a remake of something that was better when it was first released in a foreign language, as a 1960s TV show, or even as a comic book.
I'd like to point out that Moore basically considers his work unadaptable.
>Now you've got theme park rides as the source material of movies.
Loosely based, and the first Pirates movie was actually quite good.
I've also heard pitches for a Monopoly movie as a no-holds barred financial thriller in the vein of Wall Street or Boiler Room. Transformers is a long running and profitable franchise based on selling children's toys.
>(ex. when the hot girl managed to find Megatron and trick him into attacking Sentinel, I mean c'mon)
I keep saying that she didn't trick him into doing it. She figured out his weakness (ego) and just plain talked him into it. The worst that could happen is that she died, which is exactly what would happen if she didn't do anything, so it was worth the risk.
They melted computers rendering Devastator. Do you want them to turn ILM into a smoking crater?
Unbreakable was fantastic, for all its measured pacing. It isn't a Wacky Twist Ending either. It's basically a stealth superhero movie.
"Stop liking what I don't like!"
That's a shame. I really wanted another instalment of the cinematic masterpiece that would be Bad Boys 3.
Seriously, I want to see that movie. Martin needs the work.
Promote, blast you!
