American Pie 2

Ryan J. Smith · Post by **Ryan J. Smith** » Wed Aug 22, 2001 10:04 am

I just saw it. I can honestly say, it was much better than the first, and it's probaby the ONLLY good movie that came out this summer.------------------
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Proteus454 · Post by **Proteus454** » Tue Sep 04, 2001 8:12 am

I dunno chief, I didn't much mind the reimagining of Planet of the Apes.------------------
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Ryan J. Smith · Post by **Ryan J. Smith** » Wed Sep 05, 2001 5:30 am

<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:<HR>Originally posted by Proteus454:
I dunno chief, I didn't much mind the reimagining of Planet of the Apes.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>You LIKED that peice of crap?? Come on, what household chemicals were you sniffing before you went to see it? Actually, I gotta go back on that one statement there was ONE other movie that was out this summer that was good: Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back.------------------
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Ryan J. Smith · Post by **Ryan J. Smith** » Wed Sep 05, 2001 6:49 am

There was one thing about POTA2001 that i liked, and it was the underlining story about the ape diety who was seen as a savior, but in reality was a murderer whose offspring had undermined the entire society for thousands of years. Just like our religions. It also was a strong backup on the fact, not a theory, a fact, of evolution.
Evolution is real, you fundamentalist, baptist assholes. There's proof. Maybe you yourself, being the unevolved knobs that you are don't help back that up, but there's proof. A lot more proof than there is for most of your beliefs. So just admit it. ------------------
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Proteus454 · Post by **Proteus454** » Thu Sep 06, 2001 12:18 am

<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:<HR>Originally posted by Ryan J. Smith:
 You LIKED that peice of crap??<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>Yes I did, chief. And I've seen both versions of it, old and new. And as I've said before, I truly fail to see why people hate it so much.
Liking the original better I can certainly understand, mind.------------------
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Gigabeetle · Post by **Gigabeetle** » Thu Sep 06, 2001 9:54 am

For some odd reason, people just don't like remakes. Go fig.People always look at me like I'm growing testicles on my forehead whenever I have the temerity to suggest that the Godzilla remake of the mid nineties wasn't such a bad flick.No, they long for the days of guys in rubber suits and cheesy-looking spaceships on visible wires and bad, bad VERYbad dubbing.
Not only do they think the old one was better, but they vehemently stress at every possible turn that the 90's remake was just SOOOO very bad, even though no one can ever tell me what was bad about it.Frankly, I think they just have a problem with Matthew Broderick in anything but Ferris Beuller. Or maybe it was the French. Or possibly that half the regular cast of the Simpsons made an appearance in that movie somewhere. No, wait, that was one of the things they LIKED. Hmmmm....Whatever. To each their own.------------------
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Proteus454 · Post by **Proteus454** » Fri Sep 07, 2001 11:55 am

<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:<HR>Originally posted by Gigabeetle:
People always look at me like I'm growing testicles on my forehead whenever I have the temerity to suggest that the Godzilla remake of the mid nineties wasn't such a bad flick.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>I love you man.------------------
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