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Dr. Buttass posted:Casper was just a lovely movie is all. You had poo poo taste as a kid. I had poo poo taste as a kid. Own it.
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Dr. Buttass posted:Wreck-It Ralph was a film for children. Kung-Fu Panda and the sequel were films for children. Adventure Time and Gravity Falls are shows for children. None of the things you mentioned are "for children". They're all written to appeal to a wide age range. Casper isn't, it's written pretty much just for kids and it shows. JT Jag posted:(mumbles something about not caring about what anyone says, Space Jam is great) who said space jam isn't great. i'll fight them.
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Mar 27, 2014 10:53
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I think the live-action Casper film was the first thing I ever saw at a real cinema.  It was either that or Babe...
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Man, if you thought the first live action Casper movie was bad, I hope you all never stumble across the second one - with even worse CGI and less plot!
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Mar 27, 2014 12:02
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How very dare you all. Show some respect, Bill Pullman was PRESIDENT
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Itinerant space bum you mean  Ofaloaf posted:If Mort hadn't died he might still be around. Maybe we'll get to see Mort all old and adult-like? or maybe like a seventy-year-old corpse, who knows When the strip first goes up he'll be some crusty old guy we've never seen before. When this chapter is eventually printed, everything after the second run will feature young Mort.
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Nettle Soup posted:I think the live-action Casper film was the first thing I ever saw at a real cinema. Babe IS a great film though...
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Mar 27, 2014 15:16
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Roger Tangerines posted:who said space jam isn't great. i'll fight them.
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Mar 27, 2014 18:34
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IronicDongz posted:Space Jam is actually really, really loving bad but we've entered an era where people remember it fondly, usually based off of dumb youtube remixes Next you'll tell me that D2: The Mighty Ducks sucked.
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Nihilarian posted:I'll admit that Casper probably isn't as good as I remember it. But Space Jam was a legitimately good movie. Even if a movie sucks you're still allowed to like it~ But just because you liked it doesn't mean it didn't blow~
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Mar 27, 2014 19:55
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Roger Tangerines posted:None of the things you mentioned are "for children". They're all written to appeal to a wide age range. Casper isn't, it's written pretty much just for kids and it shows. They are for children. The primary target audience for all of those things is children. It's just that when you write something for children, and you don't talk down to them like they're as dumb as you are, you end up with something that appeals to all ages anyway because it's actually loving good. Seriously, this whole attitude that if it doesn't suck then it's not really for children is literally how bronies justify themselves. Don't be a brony, Roger.
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Mar 27, 2014 19:57
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I remember watching it once or twice as a kid and I didn't even like it, then. I may have been distracted by the contest I was having in my brain regarding which of the two main characters had the bigger forehead, though.
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IronicDongz posted:Space Jam is actually really, really loving bad but we've entered an era where people remember it fondly, usually based off of dumb youtube remixes
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Mar 27, 2014 20:32
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Space Jam was amazing and one of, if not the, all time greatest. The sequel will be a narcissistic overhyped primadonna that will never be as good as the original.
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Mar 27, 2014 20:41
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I actually consistently see sports websites include spacejam in their top ____ sports movies of all time lists too.
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I've never seen Space Jam.
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lookslikerain posted:I've never seen Space Jam.
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Dr. Buttass posted:Seriously, this whole attitude that if it doesn't suck then it's not really for children is literally how bronies justify themselves. Oh, man. You've found an argument even more reprehensible than Godwin.
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Roger Tangerines posted:Oh, man. You've found an argument even more reprehensible than Godwin. Bronitler. I'm afraid that if I google that, I will get results.
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Roger Tangerines posted:Oh, man. You've found an argument even more reprehensible than Godwin. Yes, absolutely. Comparing your attitude to an identical attitude literally expressed by many people who exist and are alive right now saying the thing is even worse than comparing you to an abstracted idea that has become more of a shorthand for generic evil than any real expression of the horrendous acts they actually perpetrated. I am so shamed for my misdeeds, for I have wronged greatly, how dare I show my face on the internet in this the two-thousand and fourteenth year of our Lord. Lock me up, throw away the key, whip me until my tenderest areas are naught but hamburger.
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Dr. Buttass posted:Yes, absolutely. Comparing your attitude to an identical attitude literally expressed by many people who exist and are alive right now saying the thing is even worse than comparing you to an abstracted idea that has become more of a shorthand for generic evil than any real expression of the horrendous acts they actually perpetrated. I am so shamed for my misdeeds, for I have wronged greatly, how dare I show my face on the internet in this the two-thousand and fourteenth year of our Lord. Lock me up, throw away the key, whip me until my tenderest areas are naught but hamburger. Holy gently caress not only are you a long-winded idiot, you're one who couldn't get a joke if it walked up and kneecapped you. That is a double whammy.
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Roger Tangerines posted:Oh, man. You've found an argument even more reprehensible than Godwin.
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Nihilarian posted:It's a dumb argument, but this is also dumb. What is Joke's??? I don't know how Joke What do humor
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Oxxidation posted:Holy gently caress not only are you a long-winded idiot, you're one who couldn't get a joke if it walked up and kneecapped you. That is a double whammy. Hey man, give him a break. If someone kneecapped me before a fight I don't think I'd be able to beat anything bigger than a caterpillar either. 
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No joke, I got confused and thought I was in the wrong thread with all this arguing over non-Gunnerkrigg stuff. I hope we get a short history of Mort's adventures up til he met Annie 
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Mighty Dicktron posted:What is Joke's??? I don't know how Joke
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Tollymain posted:I hope we get a short history of Mort's adventures up til he met Annie 
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Tollymain posted:I hope we get a short history of Mort's adventures up til he met Annie I want a week of Mort just floating as a bedsheet ghost in Gunnerkrigg Court.
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I was trying to think of a way to segue Space Jam arguments into Gunnerkrigg Court and now I'm picturing Jones watching Space Jam. I wonder if Jones can judge aesthetics or if she's unaware that Space Jam is a good movie.
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Fecha posted:I was trying to think of a way to segue Space Jam arguments into Gunnerkrigg Court and now I'm picturing Jones watching Space Jam. I wonder if Jones can judge aesthetics or if she's unaware that Space Jam is a good movie. Now I want a Kat/Annie/Reynardine+Jones end-of-chapter thing like where they watched Princess Mononoke, but with Space Jam.
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Mar 28, 2014 04:24
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Jones was present for its filming. She understood its cultural significance and observed it accordingly.
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Fecha posted:I was trying to think of a way to segue Space Jam arguments into Gunnerkrigg Court and now I'm picturing Jones watching Space Jam. I wonder if Jones can judge aesthetics or if she's unaware that Space Jam is a good movie. "It's time to slam now." 
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"If you can't slam with the best, then jam with the rest." 
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Aw, we're back to normal rotd-vision. I was hoping for more wackiness since Kat is still around.  I suppose it makes sense that this chapter is from Annie's perspective.
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Mort's gonna tell the ROTD about his crossing over, and then the multi-headed mass will crash through the door, bellowing "NOOOOOOO YOU SHALL NEVER LEAVE!" "Unless you fill out this form. Please press down hard, we need it in triplicate. The goldenrod copy is for you!"
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I'm still betting the issue is going to be Jones, the rotd will want to clear it with her I'm sure.
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I'm thinking the job's not at all consequential to the RotD, and Dad Dracula just wanted to make Morty feel good about his new role in unlife.
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Wyld Karde posted:I'm thinking the job's not at all consequential to the RotD, and Dad Dracula just wanted to make Morty feel good about his new role in unlife. Final chapter page is the entire ROTD running around shrieking in panic desperately trying to work out how to cope with this actually rather catastrophic occurance.
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