Loner

Torrent:

http://www.nyaatorrents.org/?page=torrentinfo&tid=144315

Streaming:

http://www.megavideo.com/?v=F1ERG4JR

Both have subs.

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Airsoft? I want ballistic level 3.

I want that mask Jack wore.

I know this is a bit of a stretch for this topic, but I'm jealous of awesome this guy is:

I was also surprised how dark the Rennee Walker became.

A far cry from the clean-cut, by-the-book agent in the last season.

She seems hotter now than before.

Dare we dream?

The CG is ST was very good. If ILM had the chance, they can make a good CG Gundam movie.

We've had 20+ years of that, it's borring, I say more boom!

Agreed. All it was missing from the movie was some mobile suits.

Translated version:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SOAPKxqutv8

The detail is amazing. Packy is not using an M4, but an SR-47.

I liked the film, but I won't pass judgment on Snyder's adaptation until the release of the directors cut.

I went to the IMAX yesterday. I liked Rorschach. I thought it was spot on with the comic, for the most part and was amazed at how close they got so many details that jumped to mind (from the newspaper scene to others). Bunch of little details I think could be spotted when the Blu-ray comes out.

I disagree on Rorschach being an "anti-hero" though. He is the hero. And he loses. Part of Watchmen's underlying point (somewhere between cynicism and relativism).

I disagree. Rorschach

.

One of Alan Moore's longstanding laments was precisely this reaction of the fans--that the majority of them identified most with Rorschach, the moral absolutist ultra right-winger with the goofy face.

That he bears more than a passing resemblance to Alfred E. Neuman has got to be some kind of an in-joke, or a reference at least to the oversimplified nature of his moral barometer.

Personally, I found him to be one of the creepier (in the sexually repressed, manically violent sense) characters in the comic, which is saying a lot.

Anyway, from dailygazette.com:

“Rorschach is clearly the most compelling character in the book in many ways,” said Matthew Costello, a professor of political science at St. Xavier University in Chicago and a comic book aficionado. “Alan Moore has said on a couple of occasions that Rorschach is a psychotic killer, and he doesn’t understand why everybody likes him so much. Yet Rorschach is clearly the character he gives depth to.

Well, maybe Moore shouldn't have made Rorschach so f'ing awesome.

Anyway, I enjoyed the movie, though the friends I went with debated the change in the ending.

I miss KROQ!! (used to live in Northridge) Christian Bale sounded sincere to me as well!!

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Look at that subtle off-white coloring. The tasteful thickness of it. Oh my God, it even has a watermark.

Yeah, that's bothersome. I remember seeing a print advertisement once for "Mobile Suit Gundam Wing 0083," which just made me facepalm.

I've also noticed (pure anecdotal evidence, not tryin' to make a blanket statement) that it seems like a lot of people who prefer Robotech to Macross also prefer Wing to U.C. Not sure why, though.

It might have to do with what they saw first.

Hell hath no fury like a woman scorn.

BTW. My memory is getting kinda rusty......how did

Audrey

die?

She didn't die, but her mind wasn't the same after capture by the Chinese.

There cannot be a point where there's no carrier named Enterprise.

Anybody else surprised at how fast Walker went for torture methods after telling Jack not to?

Whoa, whoa whoa, backup there. There's no plans on commissioning a new Enterprise!?

Jack Bauer takes crap from no one, not even Red Foreman.

Marvel might be in the credits for production, however Marvel themselves sold the rights to the Punisher movie to Artisan way back when they began to get into films. Artisan made the 2004 Punisher movie, and was then bought out by Lionsgate which released the film against Kill Bill 2. They also were the main force behind Warzone. In both films Marvel was not in control of the films as they were for the Iron Man movie. If we ever want to see a good Punisher movie, Marvel needs to have creative control of it, and have a script written by Garth Ennis; as he is the definitive writer for Frank Castle.

Action was good, but the script was crap. If they ever attempt another one, two things needs to occur. Marvel has the movie rights, and Garth Ennis writes the script.

I'm hoping Marvel gets the rights back to the franchise and get Ennis to write a script for a proper Punisher movie.

A sequel could happen if the studio were to issue a new DVD or screening with the original ending.