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Started Sep 16, 2010
Started this discussion. Last reply by Edmund Poliks Sep 14, 2010.
Posted on January 14, 2011 at 9:00pm
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Often times, a major complaint that comes up when a beloved novel or play is adapted into a film is that it isn’t faithful to the source material. Well, in the case of fans of Samuel Beckett, this has never
been a concern because of the simple fact that his plays are legally
required to be taken as strictly literal to the source material as
possible. Whole countries have had their Beckett privileges banned for
even…
Posted on September 16, 2010 at 8:52pm
It’s been a little over a year since we had the video-game masterpiece that was Batman: Arkham Asylum and its impact can still be felt even now. With its intricate plot, excellent presentation, and tributary gameplay mechanics, Arkham Asylum showed for the first time that not only could there be a great Batman video game but that superhero games could stand up there with even the best
of the medium while staying true to what made the…
Posted on September 13, 2010 at 10:20pm — 5 Comments

Not really having too much else to do at the moment, I decided to sit down and watch the two Hellboy animated movies that they released on DVD. Now I never read the comics, but a while back I got interested in watching the first film so I did. It was
fun, entertaining, and I loved Ron Perlman’s performance as the titular
character. It made me anxious to see the second film, which I did a
couple of years ago. It improved…
Posted on September 12, 2010 at 10:54pm
Hey guys! It’s that time of the week again, although this time it will be a little different. You see, this week we don’t have a major competition between studios like we have in recent
weeks. No, this week we only have the latest Paul Anderson shitgasm Resident Evil: Afterlife
which will most likely suck ass if the rest of the films were any
indication. However, the other films were big box office successes and
has actually turned the franchise…
Posted on September 10, 2010 at 11:02pm
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He will always be my image of Dumbledore.I actually liked the fourth one, but I have my problems with it namely Barty Crouch Jr:

I COULD NOT STAND HIM!Anyway I just cannot stop praising COS if I could moreso than POA, I still think it was just the climax that bothered me because the rest of the film I have to admit was a SOLID adaptation, everything flowed SO well when I see it up until they reach the shrieking shack and that's when they leave out important details that made me like this:

not only as a fan of the books but as a filmgoer, that was screenwriter no no to leave plotholes like that and I just could not jump on the bandwagon and say that's my favorite Potter film when you leave important character arcs and plot points out like that.StaffMandy Savage said…
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I would be scared of both. I just think in the end...slow zombies are a more classic kind of horror. Fast zombies are a new age of horror.
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