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But sometimes the Hmong character teaches the jaded old (white) cynic a valuable life lesson on a magical journey that we all enjoy!:
I rest my case.
Sorry, but The Forgotten came out in 2004 and Jumper in 2008. No one got ‘Jumpered’ in The Forgotten, everyone in Jumper just got ‘Forgottened’. Give credit where it’s due.
Sincerely,
Tenured Professor in ScienceFictionMovies/Teleportation/Calendars
how can you find out where it’ll be showing next???
i almost cried laughing at this. i did pee myself laughing at this.
It’s a movie about giant robots destroying shit. Of course its gonna be terrible, Duh 101: summer sessions.
Just enjoy it for what it is, which is an impressive qualitative testament to computer generated visual effects. Jeez.
this is why we need to help out here first.
I’m a little hesitant to call such quick outrage on this one. First of all, of course he owns castles, he bought them with all the moneys WE THE AMERICAN MOVIE-GOING PEOPLE gave him for doing jack shit on film. What else you do when it keeps roooooolllllinnng in(Knowing, $24.8, opening weekend)???
Secondly, he probably actually is feeling the effects of the recession (oh no, now I only have 4 butlers) and it made sense to sell a huge ass castle he owns that he doesn’t even go to anymore so he did. And I’d be willing to bet the tabloids over in Germany would love to do few things more than to report on Ole Nicky Cage having to give up that awesome castle that used to be theirs. Then some dude at the NYT caught wind of it through his Nicolas Cage RSS feed and mistakenly thought anyone gave a damn.
But still, fuck you, Nicolas Cage.
i can’t help it but i did kinda laugh at him a couple of times. honestly though…..lady with a mustache.
ps- i’m also a third grade boy and an asshole.
Yeah, that really is Eugene Levy’s son. Check wikipedia, it’s where all the scientists keep their knowledge-facts.
Also, I dunno what ))<>(( means either so any clarification would be appreciated.




















“Cop Out” in theatres this Friday, February 19