Agreed. Not even joking. If said person won't even let you watch Pixar movies without them then they can get their butt to the curb. I'm not even going to get into how utterly wrong someone is for not liking the likes of Wall-E.Originally Posted by Del Murder
I personally couldn't stand being with someone with taste that poor.
Well I saw it today finally.
I don't think I've ever cried that much at the end of a film before.
I want to see it with Huxley soooooooooooooooo badly.
Why isn't it here in England?
MUST TORRENT.
That was AWESOME.
"Are you clasically trained?" = I died.
Favorite. Character. Ever.
"It is a well-known fact that all heroes in all tales disliked vegetables as children.
Their legend begins with their overcoming of this weakness, and then continues with a journey filled with hardships.
That noble vegetable, the onion, lives on as a symbol of hardships overcome, and as the mark of a true hero."
^_^
Guize. Guize.
It was amazing.I started bawling towards the end, you all know which scene I'm talking about.
I just saw Toy Story 3 yesterday afternoon. I saw it with my brother and sister. We went to the 2:10 PM showing. But it was in 3D and we had to carry these stupid 3D glasses around with us. My brother and sister tried to watch the whole movie with their glasses on but the blurry images began to strain their eyes and they had to take them off. I managed to keep my glasses on the whole time but I didn't get any crystal clear images and the glasses really did nothing to make the experience any better.
The images didn't pop out of the screen very much when I had the frickening Clark Kent glasses on. But that said Toy Story 3 is the decent follow-up I've been waiting for after I saw Toy Story 2 in theaters. Deep down I knew they were gonna make a sequel to Toy Story 2, I just didn't know when they were gonna do it. My brother Thomas thinks they waited too long to make a sequel and I kinda countered that by saying they were waiting for the right story to come along, the right way to end it. It's amazing that they managed to make three great Toy Story films when so many other movies usually have a great original film but they drop the ball with each sequel.
They didn't do that with the Toy Story franchise.
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I saw it. My mom and I cried, lurved it. <3
I think they actually care about making good movies. That is a pretty rare sentiment these days.
I went to see it tonight and there were, maybe, three kids under the age of 15 in the entire theater. It wasn't incredibly packed, but there was a sizable crowd of adults. When the movie was over, half the adults just sat in their chair and watched the credits. Amazing.who watch Toy Story 3 as adults are the ones who are really going to get the full impact of that last scene.
I was amazed at how good it was, considering it has been eleven years since Toy Story 2 and 15 since the original. I was also slight taken aback by the amount of adult-oriented material that was in it. The scenes were still incredibly enjoyable, I just didn't the (SPOILER)dump scene.
My mom gave the sweetest 50-something woman's commentary EVER. <3
Pretty good film, not the best Pixar has done but probably the best Toy Story movie in the bunch (not a fan of Toy Story), I was squealing like a little fanboy when I saw the stuff Totoro.
I don't think anything was more funny than "Spanish Mode".
True beauty exists in things that last only for a moment.
Current Mood: And it's been a long December and there's reason to believe. Maybe this year will be better than the last. I can't remember all the times I tried to tell myself. To hold on to these moments as they pass...
Why the smurf haven't I seen this yet?
Because you fail at life.
;-; no need to be so obscene!
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