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I saw it yesterday too.
saw it yesterday...It was awesome.
I saw it yesterday too.
how was it awesome?
yep,was awesome.
In what way was it awesome
did he find the code or what??
example
first blood was the because he starts out drifting, and he actually doesnt draw first blood, the punk police do, then he regulates on them one by one, then the national guard cant do jack because hes rambo
It suked major !@#$%^&
I liked it more when I saw it the first time when it was called National Treasure
Even though the Vatican didn't want it to hit the screen I felt like was leaving churh walking out of the theater after the movie had ended.
Dissapointed in the movie.
Acting was horrible.
eh, it passed the time. the chic was goodlooking...
over the hedge was good too...gotta love a squirrel on coke.
was okay...nothing special... the shows on national geographic and discovery, etc are better...
ooh, I wanna see that one.
The problem with the DVC movie is that the book already reads like a movie. So you are adapting something that is already a film like into a film. That's why DVC movie sucked. The book was much more suspenseful to me. To put it in other words, the book is 500 pgs, I hate reading more than anything, and I read the book in 2 nights. I was begging for the movie to be over. It just wasn't the same.
If you haven't seen the movie or read the book, I recommend just watching some of the trailers so you get a feel for the characters and locations and then read the book. The book is sooooooooooo much better than the movie.
agreed.The book is sooooooooooo much better than the movie.
It's disrespectfull to my religion (or so I've been told). Not too enthused about it.
I'll preface my post by saying I haven't read the book or seen any of the 4392034920 shows about this phenomenon.
With that said, it was okay. I thought it was an interesting story line, but i didn't think the cinematography was all that, nor the acting. It wasn't bad, but it didn't add to the film. Plus, highly predictable ending.
I'm seeing it tommorow! So far, mixed reviews huh?
I agree completely. I loved the book but found myself checking the time on my phone every 5 minutes during the movie. I have no idea if people who didn't see the book enjoyed the movie, but it seemed like some did. The movie abruptly stopped and the lights came on about 15 minutes before it was over (kind of a big part), and there were lots of gasps as if people were into the movie. I just started laughing.
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My mom's a Methodist minister and she both read the book and plans on seeing the movie.
Granted, after she read it she ed about it to me for about two weeks, but she recognizes that it is fiction and was pretty entertained by it. She loved Angels and Demons (it's one of the only things we see eye to eye on), too.
The book, FICTION, is always better than the movie.
Poor, poor Silas. He deserved better.
most stories are bull - ever read Tom Clancy, or see any of his movies? Perhaps Michael Chrichton? OR did you actually think Jurassic Park and Congo were real?
it changed my life.
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