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Post by poelzig on Aug 25, 2017 4:48:58 GMT
The Academy Awards are worthless. So are RT ratings. Always have been. The academy has rarely awarded the film, director, or actor that ACTUALLY deserved the little golden man that year. So again, you aren't presenting any real arguments in the film's favor. Again, the only thing Avatar has to offer is eye candy, and... that's it. It hasn't pushed film or storytelling forward in any way. lmao AGAIN (its like a fucking broken record with you) this is all according to YOU dude! You keep saying your opinion like its an absolute truth. And the Academy definitely has been known to screw it up once and awhile (like Crash over Brokeback Mountain) but overall they do a pretty good job of listing/nominating the best of the year. Sorry dude that the MCU hasn't claimed any Oscars yet. Maybe one day haha. Also you really think the RT is a "worthless" rating system? Cause they have been pretty favorable to the MCU over the years . The only people that take weird even somewhat seriously are his fellow mcu sycophants. Box office, RT ratings, best of lists etc... importance change constantly with him depending on what moronic point he's failing to prove.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 25, 2017 5:38:15 GMT
lmao AGAIN (its like a fucking broken record with you) this is all according to YOU dude! You keep saying your opinion like its an absolute truth. And the Academy definitely has been known to screw it up once and awhile (like Crash over Brokeback Mountain) but overall they do a pretty good job of listing/nominating the best of the year. Sorry dude that the MCU hasn't claimed any Oscars yet. Maybe one day haha. Also you really think the RT is a "worthless" rating system? Cause they have been pretty favorable to the MCU over the years . The only people that take weird even somewhat seriously are his fellow mcu sycophants. Box office, RT ratings, best of lists etc... importance change constantly with him depending on what moronic point he's failing to prove. Actually, I've always been consistent with my arguments. You're the one that flipflops when it suits your needs.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 25, 2017 13:53:35 GMT
lmao AGAIN (its like a fucking broken record with you) this is all according to YOU dude! You keep saying your opinion like its an absolute truth. And the Academy definitely has been known to screw it up once and awhile (like Crash over Brokeback Mountain) but overall they do a pretty good job of listing/nominating the best of the year. Sorry dude that the MCU hasn't claimed any Oscars yet. Maybe one day haha. Also you really think the RT is a "worthless" rating system? Cause they have been pretty favorable to the MCU over the years . Also, where do you get off laughing at me when you're under the delusion that Avatar is the greatest film ever made? James Cameron put some pretty pictures in front of you and now he's suddenly the greatest filmmaker of all time? Hitchcock alone would eat him up and spit him out if he were alive today. Oh I definitely don't think Avatar is the BEST/Greatest film ever made. never said that shit. Just stated a fact that it is the biggest blockbuster hit ever made. Thats a fact. Also was just pointing out that it was critically praised. That too is also a fact. Avatar isn't even my favorite film of 2009 ...that would go to Duncan Jones' Moon
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Post by Deleted on Aug 25, 2017 13:54:21 GMT
lmao AGAIN (its like a fucking broken record with you) this is all according to YOU dude! You keep saying your opinion like its an absolute truth. And the Academy definitely has been known to screw it up once and awhile (like Crash over Brokeback Mountain) but overall they do a pretty good job of listing/nominating the best of the year. Sorry dude that the MCU hasn't claimed any Oscars yet. Maybe one day haha. Also you really think the RT is a "worthless" rating system? Cause they have been pretty favorable to the MCU over the years . The only people that take weird even somewhat seriously are his fellow mcu sycophants. Box office, RT ratings, best of lists etc... importance change constantly with him depending on what moronic point he's failing to prove. ^^^ Ah gotcha. Okay I'm done here then.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 25, 2017 14:35:16 GMT
Also, where do you get off laughing at me when you're under the delusion that Avatar is the greatest film ever made? James Cameron put some pretty pictures in front of you and now he's suddenly the greatest filmmaker of all time? Hitchcock alone would eat him up and spit him out if he were alive today. Oh I definitely don't think Avatar is the BEST/Greatest film ever made. never said that shit. Just stated a fact that it is the biggest blockbuster hit ever made. Thats a fact. Also was just pointing out that it was critically praised. That too is also a fact. Avatar isn't even my favorite film of 2009 ...that would go to Duncan Jones' Moon Then stop acting like it is. I never argued that it wasn't the highest grossing film of all. My point was how that is not an indicator of quality. Neither is it winning Oscars.
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Post by kuatorises on Aug 25, 2017 15:10:54 GMT
Also, where do you get off laughing at me when you're under the delusion that Avatar is the greatest film ever made? James Cameron put some pretty pictures in front of you and now he's suddenly the greatest filmmaker of all time? Hitchcock alone would eat him up and spit him out if he were alive today. Oh I definitely don't think Avatar is the BEST/Greatest film ever made. never said that shit. Just stated a fact that it is the biggest blockbuster hit ever made. Thats a fact. Also was just pointing out that it was critically praised. That too is also a fact.Avatar isn't even my favorite film of 2009 ...that would go to Duncan Jones' Moon It's also been panned since all of that initial buzz, but I don't see you accepting that fact. I mean, all you have to do is look at this thread to see that it's pretty easily divisive movie at best (and I'm being kind). And because I know you were going to completely deny it again, I'm going to provide you with a few links: www.google.com/search?q=Avatar+overrated&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8unrealitymag.com/reviews/avatar-is-not-a-good-movie/https://movies4maniacs.liberty./why-avatar-is-a-terrible-movie/www.overthinkingit.com/2010/01/13/6-reasons-avatar-sucks/It's fine that you like it – I like movies that are considered bad – but you're in denial if you think this is some hugely popular franchise that people think about.
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Post by egon1982 on Aug 28, 2017 1:01:10 GMT
One thing i hate about Avaturd is that ending.
I don't like Avataring, Shreking (the reverse version of Avataring) and other transformation stories that "we look different from each other and can't accept each other" which just screams racism to me and one of my artist friends Hatton who is a talented artist draws beautiful expressive artwork of human men romancing anthros, xenos, mutants and magical creature folk (ala mermaids or gargoyles) as me and him are fans/huge supporters of outside race (outside the human race)/species romance in Sci-fi/fantasy and fiction in general as anthros (animal like humanoid sapeint folks like Minerva Mink from Animaniacs or on Bojack Horseman or what you seen in the furry fandom artworks/fanfiction stories), mutants (even X-Men and Marvel's), magical creature being folks (ala mermaids or gargoyles or ogres) and Xenos (alien folk) aren't always the "inferior" beings that the mainstream media would portray sometimes, to me and one of my artist friends they are "people who metaphorically look different".
I wish they could had fixed Jake's lungs/stomach with nanintes to help him breathe the air and eat/drink the things on pandora and fix his legs, but nooo he gets to turn into a Na'Vi, i dislike that, same for the ending to Shrek as wish Fiona who was a cursed human could had turned back human like she wished and wanted when she has found true love at last with Shrek, then Shrek would still accept her as a person and for who she is and she would still accept him for who he is and as a person.
Me and Hatton both don't like Avatar (James Cameron) or Shrek or other transformation stories used to side step the "how you look is more important than who you are and how different we look as we can't accept each other". To me with him that is the same as taking the masterpiece "Guess who's coming to dinner" from 1967,which has a black man dating a white woman as he goes to her parents to prove once and for all that he's only a valid human being and a person as he is not inferior by his skin color so they would accept him. So "Avatar" and "Shrek"are both like "guess who's coming to dinner" where the main protagonist magically physically changes into a white man so the parents they don't have to accept anything. Or if the white woman magically turns into a black woman to suit the parents of the black man to satisfy their notions. Or if you had a story of folks of different ethnics like say an East Indian woman and a white man in love, if suddenly the white man magically turns into an East Indian man to suit her taste or for Star Trek where a klingon woman and a human man fall for each other if the man turns into the same species/race as her which is totally ignorant and irrelevant in message. But Disney's version of Beauty and the Beast is an exception to the transformation story thing as Adam was a cursed human who wanted/wished to be human and i was very happy for him to be uncursed as he was born human who wished to be human again after 10 years under a spell and i'm happy for him. But sometimes for other stories a person born from a different race/species can't be changed the way they are
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Post by lukelovesfilm34 on Aug 31, 2017 9:14:47 GMT
egon, weirdraptor, you've both demonstrated how bigoted, small-minded and ignorant you are. Thank you.
Anyway, Avatar is a great film. It is a new kind of experience. It's a perfect 3D experience. That makes Avatar the greatest 3D film ever made. I don't care if you dislike the story, the dialogue or how Cameron chose to end it. It's HIS MOVIE. It's not your movie... egon, weirdraptor. Go make your own or STFU.
That's the problem with this generation of movie-goers. You are all so arrogant in that you really believe you know everything there is to know about movies. But some of your own favorite movies speak to the contrary. You are all overgrown children and that makes you blind control freaks, unable to see and appreciate real art when it's in front of you.
Also, your lack of respect for the filmmaker and the fanbase is really telling. We're not talking about Baywatch. We're not talking about Spider-Man. We're talking about HUGE successes that weren't based on any material before it. Yet, they both made billions. That's phenomenal. There has to be a better reason. Why don't you use that little bit of your brain you left and try to figure that out. Maybe then, you'll look like rational, intelligent people.
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Post by egon1982 on Sept 1, 2017 3:39:36 GMT
egon, weirdraptor, you've both demonstrated how bigoted, small-minded and ignorant you are. Thank you. Anyway, Avatar is a great film. It is a new kind of experience. It's a perfect 3D experience. That makes Avatar the greatest 3D film ever made. I don't care if you dislike the story, the dialogue or how Cameron chose to end it. It's HIS MOVIE. It's not your movie... egon, weirdraptor. Go make your own or STFU. That's the problem with this generation of movie-goers. You are all so arrogant in that you really believe you know everything there is to know about movies. But some of your own favorite movies speak to the contrary. You are all overgrown children and that makes you blind control freaks, unable to see and appreciate real art when it's in front of you. Also, your lack of respect for the filmmaker and the fanbase is really telling. We're not talking about Baywatch. We're not talking about Spider-Man. We're talking about HUGE successes that weren't based on any material before it. Yet, they both made billions. That's phenomenal. There has to be a better reason. Why don't you use that little bit of your brain you left and try to figure that out. Maybe then, you'll look like rational, intelligent people. Oh yeah right big mouth! you think your the boss! you may appear to be intelligent, but you ain't you dope! some of us know you from IMDB and considered one of the worst posters on there for being such an simple minded, dislikable egotistical racist/sexist bully to those who are harmless on the boards of those enjoying Marvel films and you claim to be a "great" filmmaker when we seen some of your videos and they look amateurish and you think your gonna be Jimmy Cammy (which is what Ocpcommunications calls him as i agree with him that Cameron hasn't done anything great since True Lies and needs to get back to different movies which i'm glad he is gonna produce the upcoming Battle Angel Alita which should be a start but Jimmy Cammy sucks ass nowadays as to me he died in 1994). To compare Cameron to Hitchcock is absurd/moronic and your a total tool for saying that. Besides you want a superior film to Avatar, i recommend Princess Mononoke which is an excellent adult animated 1997 fantasy-adventure masterpiece with Billy Bob Thorton and a great cast and one of Avatar's influences, it's much better handled and better written plus a REAL work of art that is very entertaining and thrilling. I also like Avatar the Last Airbender and it's sequel, to me the REAL avatar when Cameron could had called his film Pandora or Project 880. I bet you love that segreation ending of "We can't accept each other if we look alike" to Avatar (aka Avaturd) which is racist/bigoted in undertone for mainstreamers like you and since you seem to be a so-called "film expert" (even though i am a superior and better film expert than you who has seen a ton of movies for many years even some non mainstream ones even smarter than you as me and my friends here on IMDB know alot of films) who probably seen Guess Who's Coming to Dinner and i bet you would love to see Sidney Portier's character John magically turn into a white man at the end so that the parents of the woman he love's notions of racism is satisfied. I still think when Cameron thought up the idea of a human X alien romance story, he should have had the genetic technology to have humans breathe the air/eat the stuff on Pandora with nanotech nanintes of their bodies to help them digest the food and filter out their lungs/nostrils to breath the atmosphere, the avatars were a waste of resources. As we have had THOUSANDS of scifi stories where the atmosphere is 'breathable' and that toxic air element was only to help set up the 'cop out' ending, including his " oh poor me, i can't walk even though it would be cheaper and faster to simply fix my legs and tweak my lungs so i can survive instead of taking 5 or 6 YEARS and MILLIONS of dollars in ultra specialized equipment to make a glorified meat-puppet for a bigoted ending as a message". I still think Eawa or Enwy (whatever) decided not to "avatard" him up and instead fixed his inner workings to survive on pandora. If they can grow a avatar they can give him lungs that work, all atmosphereic, environmental and "leg it" reasons for humans (or jake) not to survive are as far as I am concerned, excuses so that the majority of viewers won't feel a little "ashamed" when he becomes a Na'vi. Jake was in a wheel chair and knew that he would become a navi and stay that way. to me that was blatantly racist ("they could not be together unless they looked similar") and was a spit in the face of every thing me and one of my artist friends had been raised to believe in (it's the content of your character not the way you look that matters.) if the only changes to the movie had been that Jake's avatar body died and he and Neytiri still made it together with everything i said that would have been a moral ending in my point of view. Even Hattonslayden who draws amazing beautiful romantic artwork of human males with female Anthro (you know as in animal-like humanoid people who are like Minerva Mink from Animaniacs or Krystal from Starfox or characters in Bojack Horseman who are a separate race from humans on that show or what you seen in furry artwork on Deviantart and other sites and animation)/Xeno (alien folk)/mutants that sell like cakes and is a talented comic book artist as well has drawn a beautiful expressive picture of a human man kissing/romancing a Na'Vi called "Avatar not required" as a protest to the racist segreation ending to the film where it has a human man with genetically modified lungs to breath the air of pandora even digest/process the food/water on that planet. For the film even for Shrek, it's the stupid "you have to stick with those who LOOK like you as surface (aka race) is more important than who you are as a person" and i think it's purely ignorant in it's message. Afterall like i said Anthros/Xenos/mutants/magical creature folk (ala gargoyles or mermaids) are metaphorically "people who look different" and i don't like the "Must be the same race to get with each other" as it's a metaphorical spit in the face of Martin Luther King in a way, Jimmy Cammy with his racist/bigoted view of an ending is no different than a book that was published in the south of the US along time ago when slavery was still legal as a guide on why people of different skin color even to Arabs were not considered human based on the color of their skin and considered "inferior dumb animals" by the racist bigots back then. I mean, for 30 years since i was 6 years old i have supported outside species/race (outside the human race) romance in fiction since i saw the episode of The All New Adventures of Mighty Mouse (the 80s one) where it had a human man named Murray marrying a lovely blonde anthro mouse woman as both kissed each other sweetly and embraced then returned in a couple of episodes which really opened my mind along with the CBS TV show version of Beauty and the Beast with Ron Perlman (hey i had a thing for Linda Hamilton back then and watched it with my mom ok? it's the one where the beast is a beast-man born from a crytpid race of cat people rather than a cursed human like in Disney's versions and a human woman who accepts him for who he is and not what he is and not what he is), Star Trek The Next Generation, Splash (human X mermaid) etc. showed me love in fiction is not by appearance or race of nonhuman person/species but by who the person is. Same thing with shows/movies when i was a kid like NightCourt (a black man and an Asian woman) to Scarface on TV (a white woman and a latino man) to Angel Heart (black woman and white man) and seeing Tales from the Darkside the movie (white man and black woman who's really a gargoyle female in disguise as she is practically two races/species in one being a black human woman and a gargoyle lady) all showed me love isn't by the color of one's skin. Then later i saw Alien Nation the series (Cathy and Matt being human male and Xeno female), Babylon 5, Gargoyles (gargoyle male and human female), X-Men TAS (a mutant blue cat-ape humanoid man and a human woman plus Hepzibah/Corsair which i read in the comics of Marvel which has a human male X alien furry skunk cat-woman in love even a mutant named Xavier with Lilandra an alien bird woman), and more to reading independent comics like Furlough comics which a couple of stories had human men with anthro females and all expanded my mind further when i get into the stories of outside species/race of person love in fiction. Well like one of my artist friends, i do fanfiction stories of human males romancing anthro/Xeno/mutant females like an original story where a lovely blonde haired anthro lizard woman and a human male fall in love after meeting each other, who accept each other for who they are and not what they are even to meeting their parents as it's basically an outside species/race version of Guess Who's Coming to Dinner in a way. Even writing a story of Minerva Mink and a human boyfriend even to marriage and producing kids plus a story of a black human man and an alien woman who see each other's surface differences and overcome them to see what love is. There will be no "Avataring" in my stories as they are a protest against transformation stories of "We can't get each other if we look like each other" nonsense like in Avatar but about accepting each other for who you are But nowadays thanks to the successes of mainstream shows like Doctor Who (Vastra X Jenny), Bojack Horseman (anthros romancing anthros even married or romancing humans), Regular Show (Margot's parents being a human male X anthro robin female even Margot dating human males to CJ/Mordecai to Rigby/Eillen) and more as the Shreking, Avataring (Avatar is no longer relevant even with that atrocious ending), the double standards (only mutants can be with other mutants or anthros be with other anthros or aliens be with other aliens or magical creature folk be with other magical creature folk) and stupid second double standard that only human women can be with nonhuman looking nonhumans which is sexist/bigoted/racist in metaphor is finally dying thanks to the success of shows like Bojack Horseman, Regular Show, Doctor Who, Voltron reboot (Hunk and Shay a human male X alien female), Mass effect, Skyrim, and more into the mainstream fictional stuff just like we all accept real life things like interracial romance/marriage to same gender marriage with "love wins" which fictional outside race (outside of human race)/species romance is a metaphor/allegory for and finally outside Deviantart/furaffinity and other furry/Sci-fi fantasy art sites that have human X nonhuman romances in art and fanfiction. I'm proud that the makers of the TV shows i mentioned shows love isn't by the same race/species of being there is or surface. Afterall love is love no matter what species/race of being you are even on Bojack Horseman love each other for who they are and not what they are, so inspiring in the mainstream now to see that appearances don't mean jackcrap especially Cheetah X Batman on Justice League to Vastra and Jenny on Doctor Who to all the way to Kyle/Charolette (anthro deer woman and human male) on Bojack Horseman to others. It shouldn't always mean the surface (race or species of beingh) would keep this up and now we are positive in this day and age of acceptance in fiction/media that people who look different than you don't matter as long as both partners are sentinent and consenting adults as the surface should not matter but who the person is, yet i prefer the human male X nonhuman person female variety more than the typical Beauty and the Beast style thing of human female with nonhuman male person thing as i relate to the human male thing like Kyle/Charolette on Bojack Horseman as i'm glad he married her and produced 2 offsprings of their own, same for Hunk on Voltron reboot romancing an alien woman to Frank Smith on Regular Show as there is way too many human female and nonhuman female people in fiction in pop culture already as it's nice to see a change for once where it's a human male with a nonhuman female person in this day and age. Yet to me i think Jimmy Cammy could had done what i mentioned of genetic technology to Jake than having to "avaturd" him up.
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Post by egon1982 on Sept 3, 2017 13:14:59 GMT
But who agrees with my point of views of the ending and human X nonhuman person romances in fiction?
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Post by Deleted on Sept 3, 2017 14:27:33 GMT
The Academy Awards are worthless. So are RT ratings. Always have been. The academy has rarely awarded the film, director, or actor that ACTUALLY deserved the little golden man that year. So again, you aren't presenting any real arguments in the film's favor. Again, the only thing Avatar has to offer is eye candy, and... that's it. It hasn't pushed film or storytelling forward in any way. Here here!
Avatar, like most of Cameron films, has simplistic dialogue and story, and Avatar was just a mish mash of other popular films before it.
It was a visual and technical feat only. The year it got nominated, was a weak year for film and I don't even see how it won the cinematography Oscar. It was largely motion capture animation.
THANK YOU! Gosh, I hate sounding like a snob, but the praise this film gets baffles me.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 3, 2017 14:28:05 GMT
Oh I definitely don't think Avatar is the BEST/Greatest film ever made. never said that shit. Just stated a fact that it is the biggest blockbuster hit ever made. Thats a fact. Also was just pointing out that it was critically praised. That too is also a fact. Avatar isn't even my favorite film of 2009 ...that would go to Duncan Jones' Moon According to these adjusted for inflation figures, Avatar comes in at #15
DOMESTIC GROSSES Adjusted for Ticket Price Inflation* Note: This chart only shows the top 200 movies, regardless of sorting. Rank Title (click to view) Studio Adjusted Gross Unadjusted Gross Year^ 1 Gone with the Wind MGM $1,796,176,700 $198,676,459 1939^ 2 Star Wars Fox $1,583,483,200 $460,998,007 1977^ 3 The Sound of Music Fox $1,266,072,700 $158,671,368 1965 4 E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial Uni. $1,261,085,000 $435,110,554 1982^ 5 Titanic Par. $1,204,368,000 $658,672,302 1997^ 6 The Ten Commandments Par. $1,164,590,000 $65,500,000 1956 7 Jaws Uni. $1,138,620,700 $260,000,000 1975 8 Doctor Zhivago MGM $1,103,564,200 $111,721,910 1965 9 The Exorcist WB $983,226,600 $232,906,145 1973^ 10 Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Dis. $969,010,000 $184,925,486 1937^ 11 Star Wars: The Force Awakens BV $961,143,200 $936,662,225 2015 12 101 Dalmatians Dis. $888,264,400 $144,880,014 1961^ 13 The Empire Strikes Back Fox $872,825,900 $290,475,067 1980^ 14 Ben-Hur MGM $871,220,000 $74,000,000 1959 15 Avatar Fox $865,082,100 $760,507,625 2009^ 16 Return of the Jedi Fox $836,188,200 $309,306,177 1983^ 17 Jurassic Park Uni. $817,186,200 $402,453,882 1993^ 18 Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace Fox $802,874,300 $474,544,677 1999^ 19 The Lion King BV $792,511,700 $422,783,777 1994^ 20 The Sting Uni. $792,480,000 $156,000,000 1973
That is amazing. Wow. Oh, thanks goodness The Ten Commandments ended up ahead of it.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 3, 2017 18:13:37 GMT
Yeah I was just going by inflation which should definitely be considered. More competition + more population .
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Post by Deleted on Sept 3, 2017 18:19:15 GMT
lmao at finding four obscure blog posts and thinking that is gospel. Dude, face it. Avatar DOES have a very vocal minority that absolutely hates it. (Case in point, weird raptor & his E-buddies) The vast majority of movie goers really liked Avatar so it would appear that you are shit out of luck. The sequel will make bank.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 3, 2017 19:35:44 GMT
Yes, jakesully, you are good at showing us that there are a lot of mindless people in this world devoid of any real standards of quality.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 3, 2017 22:38:04 GMT
Yes, jakesully, you are good at showing us that there are a lot of mindless people in this world devoid of any real standards of quality. Ha I do what I can .
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Post by Deleted on Sept 3, 2017 23:34:23 GMT
lmao at finding four obscure blog posts and thinking that is gospel. Dude, face it. Avatar DOES have a very vocal minority that absolutely hates it. (Case in point, weird raptor & his E-buddies) The vast majority of movie goers really liked Avatar so it would appear that you are shit out of luck. The sequel will make bank. The vast majority of moviegoers are simpleminded sheep and ARE NOT the voice of reason. Just because something is a hit, doesn't mean it is worthy or a classic, or a masterpiece. THANK YOU!! Goodness gracious. Disco was also popular once, jakesully, but now everyone looks back on it in shame. And for good reason.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 3, 2017 23:48:09 GMT
THANK YOU!! Goodness gracious. Disco was also popular once, jakesully, but now everyone looks back on it in shame. And for good reason. Awwwwww! I don't mind the disco era, I grew up as a kid during the 70's. However, I can understand those that don't place much reverence on it and I am not about to sell it up to be something that it's not. I just liked the grooviness and glitz of it all. Oh, sorry. Didn't mean to step on your toes there. But thank you for not pressing how it was it apparently was... jake would be in your place.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 4, 2017 1:22:11 GMT
lmao at finding four obscure blog posts and thinking that is gospel. Dude, face it. Avatar DOES have a very vocal minority that absolutely hates it. (Case in point, weird raptor & his E-buddies) The vast majority of movie goers really liked Avatar so it would appear that you are shit out of luck. The sequel will make bank. The vast majority of moviegoers are simpleminded sheep and ARE NOT the voice of reason. Just because something is a hit, doesn't mean it is worthy or a classic, or a masterpiece. Agreed. But where the hell did I say that Avatar was a "classic" or a "masterpiece". Seriously, some of you mofos keep putting words in my mouth. Just simply pointing out it is the biggest box office film of all time (adjusted for inflation of course )
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