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>> ^RFlagg:

Was going to post this myself, but sadly dupeof=http://videosift.com/video/Five-guys-in-a-limo


Thank you!

If it were socially acceptable to rub one out to a movie trailer, this would be the one for me. This looks so f-ing good.

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That was amazing. From one of my favorite TED talks of all time.

http://videosift.com/video/NYTimes-Columnist-David-Pogue-on-t
he-State-of-Software

Thanks

*quality

Thank you so much for the quality.

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*promote *happy :

Thanks for the promote mush melon!!

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>> ^packo:

"for them this is just some place, for us, this is our home"
the irony of that statement in regards to US foreign policy is epic


I think you could make a movie like this seriously and it would be REALLY good because of this idea. However I don't think this is that movie, but I want that movie to be made. Perhaps when we actually have this happen to us.

Just imagine a movie with a character who's the Govenor of the state who's trying to make deals with the North Koreans to keep everything running at least a bit, getting water and food to his people. Imagine what sort of Game of Thrones crap he has to deal with all the time, that would be awesome to see. Imagine the boots on the ground guys (Thor) and their racism and dirty tactics that sometimes kill some of their countrymen in the process. I'd want to see this movie if it would be done RIGHT. Showing the ugliness of war and the reality of a country (or part of one) in occupation. Watch the story of the public as they waste away, dealing with getting food and going through checkpoints. Watch the "Freedom Fighters" and their struggle and significant loses. In my opinion you could only do it in a Game of Thrones sort of way...there can be no heros. Also it would have to be a TV series, it wouldn't work as a movie unless you had one compelling story in the middle of this backdrop.

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If memory serves, in the original they also had the help of professional potter and dancer, Mr. Patrick Swayze.>> ^BagOTricks:

Making him a Marine undercuts the whole goddamn movie. The whole point was that it was a group of highschool students whose only experience had been some hunting and trapping in the surrounding area. Way to miss the point Hollywood. Fuck this movie.

>> ^dag:

Exactly. I would like to see this dubbed into Pashtun.
Xenophobe chicken hawk neocons will eat this up - seeing no irony at all. They want our freeeeedum!>> ^packo:
"for them this is just some place, for us, this is our home"
the irony of that statement in regards to US foreign policy is epic



And it's scheduled for release on Thanksgiving, the holiday that celebrates their arrival in the Native American's home.

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Exactly. I would like to see this dubbed into Pashtun.

Xenophobe chicken hawk neocons will eat this up - seeing no irony at all. They want our freeeeedum!>> ^packo:

"for them this is just some place, for us, this is our home"
the irony of that statement in regards to US foreign policy is epic

Interesting approach, somewhat confessional with a movie trailer kind of feel to it. They managed to visualize what sounds like a personal story and end up not even selling their product until the few seconds that count in a commercial. I was expecting Kiefer to sell out here but he doesn't end up playing the role of a salesman. He tells his story, says he'd do it differently... which likely we all would tell a similar story and say we'd do it differently. AXE adds the weak implication that their product would make a difference but it pretty transparent and almost even laughable coming on the coattails of Sutherland's gravitas.

I would go back and fix your mistake, so you learn that is. It is the best way.

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If I'm not mistaken, India is in *Asia

>> ^Buck:

I'd watch it without subtitles if I had too. Wish someone would post more of it


There's a 2nd trailer on youtube. I believe the movie was just released in theaters (in India) today.
I think it will have soundtracks in 5 different languages - likely that English will be available eventually if it isn't already.

Memo to self; "Stop watching movie trailers which -in 3mins.- give you, almost, the entire god-damn film."

So look but don't touch, ehh I can live with that lol.
>> ^kymbos:

You know she's 14, right? Yikes!>> ^Auger8:
Wow Dora is totally Hot! I would seriously watch this lol.