wait, what?Random argument man said:Really? Maybe if I try to watch it a 5th time, I'll get this little detail.300lb. Samoan said:Synechdoche New York. I'm pretty sure I get it, but the more I think I understand the movie the more I feel it must have an infinite number of layers that all defy understanding. It's a Pandora's box of postmodernist depression.Random argument man said:The entire movie "Stay". I've watched it 4 times and I still don't what it's about...
Thank god I sat through the fake opening video to see the Joker driving the Batmobile, because I almost kicked the Xbox to the floor. Of course, once I realized what they were doing, I deemed it the GREATEST THING EVER.elitepie931 said:Yeah I almost turned my console off.TheBluesader said:!--SPOILERS--! (BATMAN: ARKHAM ASYLUM)
When Batman: Arkham Asylum makes you think your console just went stupid and is making you start the game over again because you failed to find the "middle control stick" (or "pink J button") on the controller.
I seriously don't think there's anything to "get" with this piece of over-rated ploop. 10 minutes in I realized what they were TRYING to do, but FAILING to do, because the script was horrible. I predicted the ending by the half-way point, and only finished it because I wanted to make sure I was right. Which I was.Samurai Goomba said:I still don't "get" The Machinist.
I'm usually pretty good with these sorts of films.
Yeah and I just bought my PS3 a day or two before that. I thought the bloody thing broke already.TheBluesader said:!--SPOILERS--! (BATMAN: ARKHAM ASYLUM)
When Batman: Arkham Asylum makes you think your console just went stupid and is making you start the game over again because you failed to find the "middle control stick" (or "pink J button") on the controller.
www.xepisodes.comHUBILUB said:I just realized that I won't be able to watch that episode for a long time because in Sweden we only have up to season 11.
Eh, okay then. I thought it was a very interesting movie stylistically. The aesthetic reminded me of David Fincher's work, and Bale's performance was uncharacteristically good (for him). But I can definitely see where you are coming from. You're probably right about the film, I just want to like it so much. I've seen Fight Club, The Game, Panic Room, Se7en... All these sorts of movies (usually several times), so I guess if there was something important to take out of The Machinist, I'd probably have found it by now.TheBluesader said:I seriously don't think there's anything to "get" with this piece of over-rated ploop. 10 minutes in I realized what they were TRYING to do, but FAILING to do, because the script was horrible. I predicted the ending by the half-way point, and only finished it because I wanted to make sure I was right. Which I was.Samurai Goomba said:I still don't "get" The Machinist.
I'm usually pretty good with these sorts of films.
Fight Club and Memento were what this movie was trying to be, and wasn't. They did it right, and The Machinist didn't. Christian Bale's performance was the only reason to watch this thing, and even so, I felt bad for him. Like, dude, why are you working so damn hard and almost killing yourself for THIS movie?
300lb. Samoan said:wait, what?Random argument man said:Really? Maybe if I try to watch it a 5th time, I'll get this little detail.300lb. Samoan said:Synechdoche New York. I'm pretty sure I get it, but the more I think I understand the movie the more I feel it must have an infinite number of layers that all defy understanding. It's a Pandora's box of postmodernist depression.Random argument man said:The entire movie "Stay". I've watched it 4 times and I still don't what it's about...
oh shit, sorry. I meant the movie, Synechdoche New York. Just relating that it's another movie that, no matter how many times youpunish yourself by watching itwatch it, you'll just leave depressed and confused.
Caution - contains many, many palidromes [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nej4xJe4Tdg]Erja_Perttu said:Racecar spelled backwards is racecar. Trippin.
Now try to imagine them all without helmets.Queen Michael said:When I realized that:
Boba Fett is a Jango Fett clone.
The Clone Troopers are Jango Fett Clones.
Stormtroopers are clone troopers.
Ergo: When we see stormtroopers running around in the original Star Wars trilogy, that's actually Boba Fett! Or at least identical copies of Boba Fett.
or you could just add a spoiler tag and not be a tool about it.TheBluesader said:...It did? I guess I forgot, what with all the sex with supermodels I've been having. I'll go back and edit my post.Eclectic Dreck said:The game only came out a few months ago for the record.TheBluesader said:When Batman: Arkham Asylum makes you think your console just went stupid and is making you start the game over again because you failed to find the "middle control stick" (or "pink J button") on the controller.
For those of you who consider this a spoiler that has just ruined your life, you're welcome.
This game came out more than a year ago. I'm going to talk about it.
that's not the case. The original clone army got the empire into power, but the clones had obsolescence built into them.. they aged quicker then regular humans did. By the time of the original trilogy, being a Stormtrooper was a volunteer based military system, similar to the US's military system. In the novelizations, Luke Skywalker was actually intending to enlist before the events of the movie (ie, the killing of his uncle).Queen Michael said:When I realized that:
Boba Fett is a Jango Fett clone.
The Clone Troopers are Jango Fett Clones.
Stormtroopers are clone troopers.
Ergo: When we see stormtroopers running around in the original Star Wars trilogy, that's actually Boba Fett! Or at least identical copies of Boba Fett.
The real mindfuck of Mario is that the "fire flowers" may not have been flowers at all, but rather horsehair fungus.Shoggoth2588 said:*snip*