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Mine was this
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lBa9ual1grI[/ame]
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lBa9ual1grI[/ame]
I bet you did not even see itMine was when the credits came on the screen.
Mine was when the credits came on the screen.
you have no taste of moviesAgreed.
Nah they won't make a 2nd because the movie was based of the books 100%. You read the books and it feels as though you are watching the movie.I liked this movie, but it ended up just like Watchmen. Way to many books stuffed into one movie. Making a rushed film, sad though. I loved it a lot, would have been great to have seen a sequel.
No, I tend to stay away from 'stoner' movies since I do not do drugs, therefore I would not find the 'stoner humour' of the movie.I bet you did not even see it
Nah they won't make a 2nd because the movie was based of the books 100%. You read the books and it feels as though you are watching the movie.
hmm your wrong in every way here man. If you want that kind of stuff go watch jay and silent bob strikes back or fear and loathing in los vegesNo, I tend to stay away from 'stoner' movies since I do not do drugs, therefore I would not find the 'stoner humour' of the movie.
man it has been long since i have read those. Still though to me it was pretty colse to the main story line.Eh. This movie isn't out here yet. But watching those scenes in this thread leads me to believe it isn't based off the book.
Ramona doesn't fight Ricther in a club, but in a subspace tunnel. She does not force scott to fight. And the "back of her knees" thing is actually the weak spot of Envy, not roxanne's.
About the twins scene, is quite off again: They don't fight as DJ's but as robot engineers. Scott fights two robots before fighting the twins, and that's when they kidnap Kim, not in a band fight.
Can't say it looks bad but it's not 100% based on the book.
yea that was funny "is he a pirate"3. The first fight scene between Matthew Patel and Scott Pilgrim. (and the random Indian singing montage)

Mine was when the credits came on the screen.