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If you guys aren't watching New Girl... you're missing out.
 
Just finished the shield
The series finale was lackluster.

I was on my phone for the first 50 minutes.

The last 23 minutes were what I paid attention to.

I didn't like the way that shane's storyline was handled.

Dude loves p, but gets wifed down in no time at all.

Not to mention that he has a really stupid wife.

I liked how Vic left his chair at the very end. 

What did he do? Respond to the call even though he's not a cop?

Damn at him losing pretty much everything that he was fighting to keep intact.
 
TommyIceRocking said:
yep, wow the battle scene at the end
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yea its like out of every war them dudes had it the worst :smh:

I've actually been wanting to watch both of those.........
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if you dislike shia lagoof like the next man trust me one scene in that movie is worth it :lol:

Matter of fact what's a knick playoff series win?
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smh series should have been a sweep. jr got the celtics pumped up with his big mouth. i think the knicks close um out in boston though

Franco's bro has a face you want to punch
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that may be why i like warm bodies so much :smokin

toys for my lil dude...
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man if i had a kid i swear i would take the old toys and re wrap um up again depending on how small he was to know any better :lol:
 
hymen man said:
LACKLUSTER?
IMO, it was the best finale's of the past decade..
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I'd see what's so great about the finale.

All it really did was close all the stories.

Claude's illness, wagonbach's theory, the dude from homeland's court suit, shane, ron, vic's wife, assinvada, vic's story, that hot mexican chick, and various others.

As I said before, I don't see what so great about that.
 
Everytime I see President Logan onscreen. It gives me hope, that even I could become president someday :lol:
 
:lol: @ the Chinese marketing for Iron Man 3. In all seriousness though, I'd like a case of this ramen.

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Here's the differences between the Chinese version of the movie vs what the rest of the world will see. I hope the blu ray release has the Chinese version.

http://www.slashfilm.com/superhero-bits-418/



Here’s How the Chinese Cut of ‘Iron Man 3′ Is Different
Posted on Wednesday, May 1st, 2013 by Germain Lussier

Marvel is well-known for inserting scenes into their films to surprise audiences, and Iron Man 3 is no different. As always, stay to the end of the credits. What is different about Tony Stark’s latest adventure is that the film’s Chinese release is four minutes longer than in the rest of the world. China helped co-finance the film (though it isn’t an official co-production) and the Chinese footage features cameos by some of the country’s most famous actors. Those four minutes got a lot of fanboy interest when director Shane Black said they featured an “interesting surprise.”

Iron Man 3 premiered in China Wednesday night and details of those scenes have now made it online. Sorry, there are no major revelations like an appearance from villain Fin Fang Foom. The footage is just a bunch of extended scenes that some fans claim are totally extraneous to the plot. Read about them below.

The Hollywood Reporter wrote about three scenes in particular from the four extra minutes. Any possible spoilers have been removed.

1. “What does Iron Man rely on to revitalize his energy?” The question pops on screen, seemingly promising some kind of major reveal. Nope, the Chinese letters for “Gu Li Duo” are the answer, which refers to a drink that’s available all over the country. Nothing more than a commercial. The character of Dr Wu Dr. Wu (Wang Xueqi) is then seen drinking the drink.

2. Later in the film Dr. Wu is talking on the phone in his office and behind him, Iron Man is seen on TV playing with school children. (It’s the scene pictured above in the header pic.)

3. Towards the end of the film, Dr. Wu is performing a task with Stark and has a conversation with his assistant about it.
In the U.S. cut, Wu appears at the beginning and end of the film, but only has a line or two. He’s a throwaway character.

What isn’t clear about these scenes, though, is if they comprise the entire four minutes or it the reports are purposely not mentioning something else, some kind of “interesting surprise.” If you head over to the Hollywood Reporter, they aggregated some online responses to the scenes, which were largely negative.

If anything else comes out in regards to the scenes, or they arrive online, we’ll have them here. But for you domestic Iron Man fans, don’t worry too much about the extended cut.
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JapanAir21 said:
No one is talking about James. :lol:
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We are now. Howl might be one of my favorite Franco roles for how much he sounded like Allen Ginsberg. Good Time Max is great as well but it's dumb and typical James Franco. There's one scene where he poops on his brother's rug, very riveting stuff.
 
I thought Brody was always trash because I had seen Predators before any of his other solid work like The Pianist (still need to see that movie in full, only seen middle to end). He was great in Midnight In Paris as Salvador Dali, but that was like for 5-10 minutes.

What are your guys' thoughts on 12 Monkey's? Have it on Blu, but every time I take it out to watch I happen to look at the back of the case and it just weirds me out. :lol: But I know its somewhat highly reviewed.
 
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