Originally Posted by Reaper16:
And, you know, everyone with decent cognitive function's, too.
Hell, it was even Frazod's interpretation of the movie, and he's on your side of this argument.
You are so cool and smart.....:-) I can only hope to attain your enlightment and judgemental attitude. [Reply]
Originally Posted by J Diddy:
I didn't like the ending. Nothing you can say or fling will change that.
I think that this is more than fair. But do you see how, and its neither right nor wrong really, you're taking the wrong approach with the movie? [Reply]
Originally Posted by Reaper16:
I think that this is more than fair. But do you see how, and its neither right nor wrong really, you're taking the wrong approach with the movie?
No I don't think I'm taking the wrong approach. With that in mind I don't think there is a right or wrong approach. I get the ending, the problem is I didn't like it. There's no approach or method that will change that. [Reply]
Originally Posted by ragedogg69:
What I found annoying was the fact that he was crammed down your throat for you to sympathize with. He was so pure and so good, almost like the conscience of the Man. It was annoying that even at the end of the book, despite this world being a truly horrible place and full of horrible people, that he was still being so naive.
Spoiler!
Even after they find the half eaten baby, the kid isnt ****ed up. I thought he would have grown up so to speak at the end. And having the man die at the end only to have the boy rescued, I put down the book and asked "WTF was the point of that"
My biggest gripe was them not staying in the well stocked bomb shelter. why was there such an urgency to get to the coast? why not just stay there in the well hidden bunker until rations start to get low, pack what you can and then leave. Made no sense to me.
The bomb shelter wasn't well hidden. They dug up the ground over it and it was exposed. The only thing hiding it was the mattress the Man put over the hole. The boy wasn't messed up by what he saw because that was his whole existence. When the world was basically ended he was an infant. He had never known anything other than man doing horrorible things to other men. [Reply]
Originally Posted by J Diddy:
No I just thought the movie sucked. Psycho babble bullshit aside, I would have to agree with Fraz's assessment. This movie was setting you up for a confrontation from the beginning. It ended by some old guy talking about some dreams.
Perhaps your mind is better suited for something like Transformers. It has explosions and shit like that.
Oh and the Transporter 3 is coming out next weekend. I am sure you will be checking that out as well. Hopefully it wont be too complicated for you to follow. [Reply]
Perhaps your mind is better suited for something like Transformers. It has explosions and shit like that.
Oh and the Transporter 3 is coming out next weekend. I am sure you will be checking that out as well. Hopefully it wont be too complicated for you to follow.
Originally Posted by T.B.A.:
FYP Because the sky appears to be blue to you, doesn't mean it is blue.
The sky is not blue. But it appears as blue to each and every human with functioning senses. We could get into an epistemological argument here, but let's just assume a direct realism for the sake of understanding my point. [Reply]
Perhaps your mind is better suited for something like Transformers. It has explosions and shit like that.
Oh and the Transporter 3 is coming out next weekend. I am sure you will be checking that out as well. Hopefully it wont be too complicated for you to follow.
Don't you have some fat ugly chicks to be picking up on your bike? [Reply]
