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It was a lovely movie with about 2 good scenes. Sorry you can't see that.Lady Naga posted:They explicitly don't get together in the first movie, that's kind of the whole point. I suppose her telling him she loves him and spent the moment she was about to die thinking about him, that was just making conversation? Fulchrum fucked around with this message at 00:20 on Dec 22, 2015 |
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Wanamingo posted:_________/ hes just a boy
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there wolf posted:Was that in the last book? I remember that scene but nothing else so I'm wondering if I ever actually read it... Anyway this is a part of Catholic dogma that allows for the heathens ignorant of Christ not to burn in hellfire when they had no opportunity to know better. If you know about Jesus and choose to believe in something else, or not believe at all then you're damned. All this Narnia talk makes me want to go back and read the Magicians again. Yea. Last book, which is pretty terrible. Marina is such a mixed bag. There's a lot of cool stuff in there, but the clumsy shoehorning of christiAnity into it, and weird sometimes idiosyncratic to Lewis Christianity, hurts it a lot. Reading the whole series just made me like you want to reread the magicians. Also spider-man 2 is excellent. The first one doesn't hold up nearly as well, but at least it's not just straight bad like the third.
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First one was cool, never saw the others except for the bear scene.
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corn in the bible posted:narnia movies Garbage
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Wanamingo posted:Garbage Low-budget late 80s Narnia BBC series?
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Wanamingo posted:Garbage Counterpoint: Tilda Swinton as the White Witch.
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This thread is reminding me what a cultural black hole the period from 2000-2005 was. Thank God for the death of nu metal and the birth of the Golden Age of television.
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Captain_Maclaine posted:Low-budget late 80s Narnia BBC series? British We're doing word association here, right?
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Spider-Man? Political Cartoons?   Batman? 
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When was the last good firefighter movie?
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Lady Naga posted:When was the last good firefighter movie? 2007
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 1 2 3 4 5Will anyone else bother to do a Lindsey Graham Quits cartoon?
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Fulchrum posted:Ah, you're using the secondary meaning of metaphor that was heavily favored by the star Wars prequels, wherein a broken heart will literally kill a woman despite advanced medical technology Hey, to be fair, the events in the movies are explicitly stated to have taken place a long time ago. Those medical droids might still be using space leeches for all we know.
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I could see bacta being the byproduct of a slug or leech. It's a new theory, but it checks out.
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How about Dylann Roof or Robert Lewis Dear? Do you think you could find out some stuff about them during your 90 hours of research?
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Man as lovely as that opinion is it works even less as a joke Like why would a terrorist want a name as fake sounding as bill Budweiser smh
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Literally "those terrorists had scary Arabic names, turns out I was right about profiling  "
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Professor Wayne posted:I could see bacta being the byproduct of a slug or leech. It's a new theory, but it checks out. It's predecessor was already established as giant shark secretions.
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Mordiceius posted:I had tried reading the books when I was like 12 but couldn't get through them but my wife and I have been reading them at night. We just recently made it through The Golden Compass and are about 80 pages into The Subtle Knife. It's kind of an unfair comparison, though. Pullman's work is written for teenagers, whereas the Narnia books are archetypal children's literature; of course the latter is more sophisticated and complex. I think Pullman did a good job with the overarching story and themes, but the settings in his later books just weren't as interesting or fleshed-out as the ones in Golden Compass. Atl-history Victorian London was really cool and nothing else quite lived up to it's coolness.
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It's amazing how much weight politicians suddenly put on and how much their hairlines recede when Glenn Mccoy stops supporting their politics. 
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 RISE FROM YOUR GRAVE. I think everything that could possibly fail in one person's internet connection has now failed, and been repaired. Can't be faffed doing the backlog, at least not tonight. Guardian:  "Steve Bell on benefit cuts – People facing cuts to their in-work benefits under the new universal credit system have been told they can ‘recoup losses’ by working an extra 200 hours" Telegraph:  Fifa: Sepp Blatter and Michel Platini get eight-year bans; Miss Universe: Miss Colombia mistakenly crowned as winner Independent:  Times:  Jeremy Corbyn's first 100 days: Guardian readers' verdict Mail: 
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Cat Mattress posted:How about Dylann Roof or Robert Lewis Dear? Do you think you could find out some stuff about them during your 90 hours of research? Maybe if their name had been Jack Daniels.
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Sinners Sandwich posted:drat thats a shameful Paul Ryan  Maybe McCoy drew this a few months ago and started vacation early.
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Fulchrum posted:Those would work if the powers were emotion based and not the result of his DNA being forcibly altered. Ohh, so that's why cartoonists put labels on everything.
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beepsandboops posted:Yeah, Ryan's had a pretty full beard for a while now. That's... actually not the worst look he could have gone for. Maybe he's angling for the first bearded president in over a century!
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Then you'll love another cartoon with the same joke. 
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beepsandboops posted:Yeah, Ryan's had a pretty full beard for a while now. How come it's Obama that gets drawn with massive ears and not Ryan Aside from the obvious
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Fojar38 posted:How come it's Obama that gets drawn with massive ears and not Ryan  . . . cartoonists already have so much to work with.
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Samuel Clemens posted:Rewatching the old Spider-Man trilogy made me realise how bland the visuals in a lot of modern superhero films are. Raimi directed the hell out of his films, and it's a shame that his peers didn't try to copy his energetic style. Can Steve Bell direct the next Spider-man movie? (Tying it all together, see.)
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albany academy posted:So their kids can time travel or It's a narrative device known as a flashback. You'll learn about it in 6th grade English.
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GhostofJohnMuir posted:It's a narrative device known as a flashback. You'll learn about it in 6th grade English. Then where did Muir learn it from? 
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I understand the intent, I'm critiquing the execution. No need to be condescending.
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Also, this puts Skye's age as minimum mid 40s, yes? I remember that being somewhat obscure in the great lore of DbD.
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