19 Aug 2008, 6:24 am
iamnotaparakeet wrote:
I just altered what you said by replacing two palabras con uno and removing "And" from the beginning.
Really?
iamnotaparakeet wrote:
Roughnecks was far superior to the movies.
Fair play, I didn't even realise there was a starship troopers series. Thanks, I'll check that out
I watched a small part of the second film, but it wasn't that great, and I'd already heard poor things about it, so I just didn't bother with the rest.
19 Aug 2008, 6:29 am
Unbeliever wrote:
iamnotaparakeet wrote:
I just altered what you said by replacing two palabras con uno and removing "And" from the beginning.
Really?
iamnotaparakeet wrote:
Roughnecks was far superior to the movies.
Fair play, I didn't even realise there was a starship troopers series. Thanks, I'll check that out
I watched a small part of the second film, but it wasn't that great, and I'd already heard poor things about it, so I just didn't bother with the rest.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0190198/
My favorite character is Colonel T'phai of Tophet.
19 Aug 2008, 1:40 pm
Loved the first movie, I'm a pretty big Verhoeven fan. I've heard enough bad things about the second movie, don't really care to try to see a third @_@
Ishmael wrote:
Like I Am Legend, or any movie that mentions a god, god talks to people, god saves the day.
I'm surprised you noticed that movie's parallels to Christianity at all, 99% of that stuff was removed in the Will Smith adaptation (they even removed the "legend" part, so the title of the movie doesn't even make sense). The Charleton Heston one (Omega Man) had it the worst...went so far as to have the main character refer to himself as God, and even featured a crucifixion pose with a side pierced by a spear. Was even worse than that time Aslan the lion pretended to be Jesus
20 Aug 2008, 9:46 am
SabbraCadabra wrote:
Loved the first movie, I'm a pretty big Verhoeven fan. I've heard enough bad things about the second movie, don't really care to try to see a third @_@
I'm surprised you noticed that movie's parallels to Christianity at all, 99% of that stuff was removed in the Will Smith adaptation (they even removed the "legend" part, so the title of the movie doesn't even make sense). The Charleton Heston one (Omega Man) had it the worst...went so far as to have the main character refer to himself as God, and even featured a crucifixion pose with a side pierced by a spear. Was even worse than that time Aslan the lion pretended to be Jesus
Ishmael wrote:
Like I Am Legend, or any movie that mentions a god, god talks to people, god saves the day.
I'm surprised you noticed that movie's parallels to Christianity at all, 99% of that stuff was removed in the Will Smith adaptation (they even removed the "legend" part, so the title of the movie doesn't even make sense). The Charleton Heston one (Omega Man) had it the worst...went so far as to have the main character refer to himself as God, and even featured a crucifixion pose with a side pierced by a spear. Was even worse than that time Aslan the lion pretended to be Jesus
Chronicles of Narnia are Christian, explicitly so. Though BBC only caught on by the time they made The Silver Chair. Some movies are made by Christians as an outreach, but ST3 certainly wasn't; ST3 is a blasphemous piece of crap.
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