Mad Max: Fury Road
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Saw the movie today and loved it...! A truly Mad Max style action flick!
a glorious two hour butt massage
a glorious two hour butt massage
Deckard
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Actually, that makes me wonder, what happens with D-Box during an erotic sex scene? 
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jye4ever
Broke and happy
I could never watch a movie being rocked back and forth, it would put me to sleep.
I could never watch a movie being rocked back and forth, it would put me to sleep.
It really depends on the movie. I've used it a few times. at $18 in the TX area, its more expensive than Imax. Some movies are great, some not as well done, imo. I may try to see SW: Ep VII that way
jye4ever
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No thanks.
No thanks.
So you'll drop $96 on Avengers but not $18-22 on Max to see it in the best possible way.
jye4ever
Broke and happy
Did you say $96.00......
I would be over that just going alone.
I think the nearest D theater to me is in Jersey.
Ewwww.
I would be over that just going alone.
I think the nearest D theater to me is in Jersey.
Ewwww.
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And how much have you spent on Picture Perfect? 
jye4ever
Broke and happy
Zilch!
so happy that I married a Tom boy.
*waits for my post to be edited.
so happy that I married a Tom boy.
*waits for my post to be edited.
Deckard
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Oh, cmon! Jersey isn't all bad. Just North Jersey, Trenton... and Central Jersey.... Far East Sea Isle...Camden...Atlantic Chity... 
jye4ever
Broke and happy
Plastic Bateman
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Can't be bothered to go through the thread, did everyone else think this was the best action film we've had in about 20 years? God I enjoyed this movie. Cinema costs a fortune here in the UK and I still plan to see this at least two more times.
I'll definitely be getting the artbook. For one, I don't want an 'Art of The Avengers' situation where it skyrockets in value, for another this movie absolutely felt like an old 2000AD strip brought to life - which made perfect sense when I discovered Brendan McCarthy and some other alumni were involved.
This is definitely an artist's movie. I had a huge grin throughout imagining how much fun the art department must have had drawing and designing all this stuff.
Yeah we've all been pretty much gushing over it since opening night. As far as movies with real vehicles and real stuntmen, yeah, probably best action movie in over *30* years.
Plastic Bateman
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Glad to hear that. Unfortunately it seems that thanks to Pitch Perfect 2 and the general public being awful this film's doing a Pacific Rim and underperforming
I was amazed by everything about this movie. It delivers on levels I haven't seen since the late 80's - it's honestly Shakesperean at some points, the scene with Rictus Erectus and the stillborn baby really got to me for some reason.
I compared it to the Iliad, which I'm now remembering started off with the Trojan War (which began by someone stealing a guy's wife) and featured an epic journey with lots of battles, encounters with sirens, etc. Fury Road was just way, way more grounded in epic fantasy storytelling than I would have ever imagined.
And in this current era where it seems that music is almost an afterthought FR again didn't disappoint.
GasparZizou
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Wtf 7 days and it still hasn't broken even?
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