You people that get Motion Sickness are such babies. Well off to enjoy the Bourne Trilogy

The Eden trilogy, Deathworld. I particularly like the last Bill title "The Final Incoherent Adventure".

Wow that game looks great, I might pick it up.

You know what would be awesome?

...if they made it...

...INTO A FUCKING

TRILOGY

THAT WOULD BE...

JUST

FUCKING

PEACHY

I know the rover has the equipment to perform intercision, but they are still not sure if they can find any little Martian kids. >> ^hpqp:

I've just read the most excellent His Dark Materials trilogy by Philip Pullman, so every time they say "Dust" it takes on a whole different meaning in my mind.

I've just read the most excellent His Dark Materials trilogy by Philip Pullman, so every time they say "Dust" it takes on a whole different meaning in my mind.

>> ^PancakeMaster:

I had no idea this is how they pulled it off. I'm so happy that they did this rather than CGI or green-screening!!!


I hope they will do it again for The Hobbit trilogy movies!

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I will probably never understand why you do this, but I'd like to say you have my undying gratitude for the act.
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six months have passed beey0tch3s

and in honor of the upcoming HOBBIT TRILOGY movies

*doublepromote



Funny : ) It's a Tradition! We need to dig up some backups for this video.

I will probably never understand why you do this, but I'd like to say you have my undying gratitude for the act.
In reply to this comment by deathcow:
six months have passed beey0tch3s

and in honor of the upcoming HOBBIT TRILOGY movies

*doublepromote

six months have passed beey0tch3s

and in honor of the upcoming HOBBIT TRILOGY movies

*doublepromote

>> ^Payback:

My top five:
Ridley Scott - Alien, Blade Runner
Kubrick - 2001, Clockwork Orange, Dr Strangelove
Christopher Nolan - View video above
The Whedon - Firefly, Buffy (TV), the Avengers
Nicholas Meyer (Wrath of Khan, Undiscovered Country)
-Interesting tidbits
-I knew Nimoy Directed The Voyage Home, but didn't know he directed 3 Men and a Baby. - hmmph.
-I don't include Lucas, as he was a (3 movie) one hit wonder. Seriously, what else has he done thats's memorable?
-JJ Abrahms has WRITTEN and PRODUCED a ton of stuff I love, but he hasn't really directed anything.
-The Buffy episode "Hush" is the best, most original, scary, stand-alone story I have ever watched on television.


Whedon is amazing that goes without saying. You're right to not include Lucas, all you have to do is watch Indian Jones trilogy to see how he shouldn't direct and Spielberg should!

my guess is no.>> ^brycewi19:

Excellent connection.
Gotta wonder if Nolan was actively thinking of this concept while putting together the Batman trilogy.

These highlights reminded me how much I hated the trilogy, especially the third.

>> ^ant:

Meh for that third movie!


Agreed.
First movie: nicely done origin piece, but suffered from "originitis" i.e. after you've established the characters, you need to give them a challenge and that just felt tacked on here.
Second movie: well executed blockbuster fare. enjoyable for what it was (Alfred Molina was excellent)
Third movie: too many villains, confused plot and ultimately, boring.

Excellent connection.

Gotta wonder if Nolan was actively thinking of this concept while putting together the Batman trilogy.

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You're welcome. ;

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Meh for that third movie!

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