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Topic: The Lorax (2012) (Read 1769 times)
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Sand
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luckton
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"Those lights, combined with the polygamous Nazi mushrooms, will mess you up."
"Tuning me out doesn't magically change the design or implementation of said design. Though, that'd be neat if it did." -schild
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Slyfeind
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I've avoided Grinch and Cat in the Hat, but this one actually looks fun.
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"Role playing in an MMO is more like an open orchestra with no conductor, anyone of any skill level can walk in at any time, and everyone brings their own instrument and plays whatever song they want. Then toss PvP into the mix and things REALLY get ugly!" -Count Nerfedalot
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SurfD
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The live action DR S movie adaptions are argueablly skippable. However, the CGI ones have for the most part been fairly good. Horton Hears a Who was quite well done from what i remember.
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Darwinism is the Gateway Science.
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luckton
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The live action DR S movie adaptions are argueablly skippable. However, the CGI ones have for the most part been fairly good. Horton Hears a Who was quite well done from what i remember.
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"Those lights, combined with the polygamous Nazi mushrooms, will mess you up."
"Tuning me out doesn't magically change the design or implementation of said design. Though, that'd be neat if it did." -schild
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Merusk
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I disapprove.
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The past cannot be changed. The future is yet within your power.
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luckton
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Just got done watching this. Good god...I can see how conservatives and libertarians would have flipped their lids over this movie. The book itself was, like Seuss' other books, a masterpiece. This one takes the book, cranks the message to 11, and then ramrods it in your face with the guilt.
I think the thing that disappointed me was that it didn't end like the book as a tragedy. No, they went and did a Scooby Doo ending, as if all the damage caused would just magically go away overnight. But whatever...the message was still strong, and compared to the other non-live action Seuss movies, I enjoyed it much.
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"Those lights, combined with the polygamous Nazi mushrooms, will mess you up."
"Tuning me out doesn't magically change the design or implementation of said design. Though, that'd be neat if it did." -schild
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