Okay, I'll admit: there are some genuinely creepy Creepy Pastas out there.
Hollywood adapts nearly everything out there no matter how arbitrary the decision. How no one had adapted creepy pasta stories is beyond me. Stuff like Slender Man, The Russian Sleep Experiment, The Grifter, and SCP Foundation could all make great horror movies.Okay, I'll admit: there are some genuinely creepy Creepy Pastas out there.
What is it and what's wrong with it? I'm curious.Don't go on the chatroom98 site.
It's creepy pasta related.What is it and what's wrong with it? I'm curious.
I know right! It's great so far!Walking Dead premiere time! =D *watches intently*
I know right! It's great so far!
you're going to have to top thisI actually really liked that vid. If I ever make my own movie... I will do the strut/dance.
With this playing in the background.
Wearing a Hello Kitty t-shirt. :bored:
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Uh yea, no. Spider-Man 3 is still a bad movie. Bob is insanely biased.
not only has this violently punched a hole into my inner geek's heart...
this pushed my logical self and inner film nerd to commit suicide. my spirit is broken temporarily
(side note: i won't lie, there are things in spider-man 3 that are brilliant...but this depressed me)
And Andrew Garfield is a better Spidey than Tobey.
Was fantastic.It was awesome, right?! =D *excited for more episodes*
Andrew Garfield takes Spidey and delivers on his playful nature. Spidey is a cocky smartass who messes with his villains and Peter Parker is a genius who doesn't stay a socially awkward teen. Sure maybe in the beginning Andrew wasn't convincing many people he was that little Parker he was at the start, but he still becomes who Spider-Man and Peter Parker are..
NO.
WE ARE NO LONGER FRIENDS.
it did strike me a bit odd that peter didn't know the basics of physics. because even when i know something that a smart person doesn't...theres an issue.geez dude XD
hahahaha!
Yeah, Garfield the cat captured the cocky side, but... I couldn't really believe that he was a "genius" when he was watching youtube vids on basic magnetism.
Ah whatever -- he was funny, but I wasn't feeling it from him. And Emma as a super-hot genius... competing against another genius for a place at Oxford... and Harry Osborn being yet ANOTHER genius?
IS EVERYONE A GENIUS IN THIS MOVIE.
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Speaking of Oxford, what was with Andrew Garfield and all the "British" jokes he was using? Shouldn't he have been against ribbing against his own country?
I mean, when Austin Powers did it, he did it right -- this is just... what?
Anyway, funny guy, almost but not quite convinced me that he was Spider-Man (the only time he really shined as Parker was during his scenes with Aunt May).
Lose the haircut, be a little more awkward, bulk up a little, and then we'll talk.
Yes, I know you know Spider-Man. No one's disputing that. This is just my own personal tastes we're talking about here.