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Ape Agitator posted:Ignoring the horrible second movie suggestion, I figured that immortals should continue to pop up infrequently until such time as one of them wins the prize, thus ending the game (forever?). Sure, that makes sense, but it'd also basically make it pretty much impossible for someone to ever win once the planet's population reaches the point where thousands of people are being born every second. The guy who gets rid of all the adult immortals is going to have to jet around the globe constantly killing babies, and until teleportation is invented, while he's on the plane to get one of them another will be born somewhere. Sucks for him.
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Crowetron posted:Could someone explain the end of The Departed to me? Specifically why Mark Walberg shot Matt Damon? Did he get ahold of the evidence tape somehow? Either that, or he just asked "who benefits" like he'd been taught and figured it out himself.
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hog wizard posted:I was browsing through the thread from page 1, noticed that it was from a long time ago and just wanted to post this. There should be a thread for "old posts that are now seen as hilariously wrong." The Star Trek thread, the Avatar thread(s), and the Transformers 2 thread would be absolute gold mines for that kind of thing.
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I wouldn't personally laugh at people who thought the first Pirates looked and sounded like a lovely idea - I know I was completely shocked when some friends who saw it opening night just gushed about it. How the gently caress could a drat theme park ride turn into an even watchable movie, much less a great one? I cannot ever imagine being so surprised by how good a movie was again. Not even if the 2037 remake of Attack of the Clones turns out to be as intricate and moving as The Godfather.
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