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NeilWest wrote:

jji7skyline wrote:

NeilWest wrote:

I do. I watched it earlier.
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I meant, the reference the movie title is getting at.

http://www.scratch.mit.edu/ext/youtube/?v=PN9n1bAahg4

I thought it was wordplay with Justice's album Cross, the subject of the documentary?

It's both with that, and The Beatles' song.

Also, there is a musical movie named Across The Universe where the only sung parts are The Beatles' songs and it's not amazing but it's decent.

@jjiskyline: yeah you have such knowledge, knowing the names of Beatles songs

Last edited by soupoftomato (2012-09-22 14:35:35)

mythbusteranimator wrote:

The_King4 wrote:

RedRocker227 wrote:

They are, just like pretty much every book that was turned into a movie, in my opinion.

Yeah, great example is Harry Potter, the movies are horrible. 

Surprisingly, Hrry Potter had the best movie-based-on-book movie.

Percy Jackson STUNK. ._.
I just saw it.

The worst movie-based-on-book movie was Diary Of A Wimpy Kid. It was a insult to the books

Last one I saw in the theater (theatre?) was The Bourne Legacy at midnight. It was amazing.

music101101 wrote:

I just saw The Hunger Games again last night!

Animeboy975 wrote:

I don't like movies, so the last one I had to sit through was a long time ago.

Why don't you like movies? I know a lot of movies can get boring, but once you find a good movie, it's fun to watch.

They're boring.
I don't want to sit down in a sticky chair, and melt my eyes for 2 hours
I get headaches usually
Movies are EXTREMELY overrated.
And people CONSTANTLY beg me to watch a movie.

I'd rather be curled up in my room, playing Mario.

See? This is why I enjoy cartoons. 30 minutes is just fine, and it dosent melt my eyes

Last edited by Animeboy975 (2012-09-23 09:21:35)

tenzinkendrick wrote:

The Last Samurai. Amazing film, more psychological than an action movie.

That final battle scene is flippin' intense. "o.o

soupoftomato wrote:

NeilWest wrote:

jji7skyline wrote:

I meant, the reference the movie title is getting at.

http://www.scratch.mit.edu/ext/youtube/?v=PN9n1bAahg4

I thought it was wordplay with Justice's album Cross, the subject of the documentary?

It's both with that, and The Beatles' song.

Also, there is a musical movie named Across The Universe where the only sung parts are The Beatles' songs and it's not amazing but it's decent.

@jjiskyline: yeah you have such knowledge, knowing the names of Beatles songs

Nobody ever spells my name correctly -.-

Is that about baseball or something? I might have watched it. All sports movies are the same though.

Team is bad > team is good > team is bad but team is happy or team is good.

Capella group? My dictionary says capella is the sixth brightest star in the sky.

jji7skyline wrote:

Capella group? My dictionary says capella is the sixth brightest star in the sky.

Oops, misspelling. Meant "a cappella"-- basically a choir without instrumental accompaniment. 

lassie ಠ_ಠ

Ummm one that's inappropriate for scratch 

I saw 2001: A Space Odyssey yesterday.

Edit: Shoot I hate how New Scratchers can't edit their post.

Nevermind I saw Freaky Friday before just didn't recognize the name for a bit. I thought it was pretty good. It was funny how they both had to live in each others' bodies. It was a good idea. Never saw another movie with that idea before.