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Posted: **10/23/2007, 5:05 am**

FINALLY! I've been waiting for this movie to come out for YEARS!

It's going to be awesome. From the Writer/Director of Donnie Darko.

http://www.apple.com/trailers/independe ... landtales/

Posted: **11/15/2007, 4:23 am**

No Donnie Darko fans around here eh?

That's sad.

Posted: **11/15/2007, 8:39 am**

Isn't The Rock supposed to be in this film?

Posted: **11/15/2007, 8:53 am**

yeah he is
i want to see it too lando
and i am a fan of donnie darko
i actually read an interview with the dude about this movie but given my comps a POS and tends to hate me (ie. it needs more RAM and complains and doesnt work properly at times), i dont have the patience to go see/attempt to see the trailer for the movie.. i will however see the movie when the chance arises

Posted: **11/15/2007, 10:28 am**

The sort of... uber-hollywood throws me off a bit. But I'll still see it as soon as it comes out anyways.

Posted: **11/15/2007, 12:20 pm**

I want to see the mist. and I am Legend.

Posted: **11/15/2007, 12:28 pm**

And after viewing the trailer, I conclude that this is something I want to see!

Posted: **11/15/2007, 6:03 pm**

yeah johnny i want to see both of those too!

Posted: **11/15/2007, 6:34 pm**

I Am Legend looks good.
I'm not sure about The Mist. That one looks like it might be a little too scary for me. I'm a wuss.

Posted: **11/15/2007, 6:36 pm**

I also really want to see No Country for Old Men - but I want to read the book first. I've been told Cormac McCarthy is a really good writer. I've been wanting to read it since it came out in 2005, but I never got around to it.

They're really stretching for material with all the books they keep turning into movies. Sometimes it's a cool thing to see books turned into something so visually stunning, but sometimes it's just a tragedy (i.e. Beowulf, King Arthur, Troy, etc.).

Posted: **11/16/2007, 2:10 am**

The Troy Director's cut is supposed to be kick ass compared to the original which was pretty good as a standalone movie.

Posted: **11/25/2007, 1:22 pm**

No Country for Old Men was the best movie I saw all year. So far, anyway. I have high hopes for Southland Tales, too, though it seems like every reviewer who sees it hates it...

Posted: **11/25/2007, 1:30 pm**

No Country for Old Men is getting rave reviews. I just saw that Horton Hears a Who is going to be a movie.

Posted: **11/26/2007, 1:24 am**

Of course it's great and getting amazing reviews. I haven't seen it yet, but It's a Coen brothers movie! It's pretty much impossible for them to make a bad movie. Just look at the library of films they've done.

Posted: **11/26/2007, 8:06 am**

True... but the pre-release screening here did not go over well.
Its a pretty limited audience that would appreciate it, I think.

Posted: **11/26/2007, 5:48 pm**

Then the people who saw it are probably bigger fans of movies like Fred Claus, Bee Movie and Hitman. Seems closer to their intelligence level.

Posted: **11/26/2007, 9:04 pm**

how about lars and the real girl?

Posted: **11/27/2007, 12:33 am**

I'd say that audience would appreciate it.

Posted: **11/27/2007, 12:41 am**

Lando wrote:Then the people who saw it are probably bigger fans of movies like Fred Claus, Bee Movie and Hitman. Seems closer to their intelligence level.

. i didn't like it. found it boring. well, it started off promising, but it just didn't hold my attention very well. the boredom took over pretty quickly.

i also don't have a low intelligence level.

Posted: **11/27/2007, 12:49 am**

It was probably one of the best movies of the year. The end dragged quite a bit, but it was to keep it the same of the book, which I didn't like, but overall the little details, the realism and how creepy the killer is works incredibly well.