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« Reply #15 on: May 08, 2009, 06:01:24 PM »

I saw it last night.  I agree that the casting was superb, the plot is weak, but it's a pretty fun summer blockbuster.  The main problem I had was I saw the midnight showing last night (yes...I got in), which I really regret because the theater was full of Trekkies, so everyone was clapping after almost every line.  I haven't watched many of the past movies/shows, so I felt like I was watching some big inside joke that I wasn't a part of.  Therefore, a lot of the comedy is reserved for people who are very familiar with the series.  The Live Free or Die Hard comparisons are solid.  It's brainless, summer blockbuster fun that probably would be pretty terrible if not for the cast.

I would have bet 900 Vulcanbucks that there would be absolutely no way you'd miss seeing this dorkfest of a movie on opening night.  I would have won those 900 vbukaroonies too.  I would have spent them on condoms.  You know, Weebs, to use during intercourse with a girl.
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« Reply #16 on: May 08, 2009, 06:06:29 PM »

The main problem I had was I saw the midnight showing last night (yes...I got in), which I really regret because the theater was full of Trekkies, so everyone was clapping after almost every line.

What did you expect, nerdlinger?

But he saw it first, that's what counts.

Wait wait wait wait.  So did they bring the projector out to the curb?
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« Reply #17 on: May 08, 2009, 06:15:42 PM »

I saw it last night.  I agree that the casting was superb, the plot is weak, but it's a pretty fun summer blockbuster.  The main problem I had was I saw the midnight showing last night (yes...I got in), which I really regret because the theater was full of Trekkies, so everyone was clapping after almost every line.  I haven't watched many of the past movies/shows, so I felt like I was watching some big inside joke that I wasn't a part of.  Therefore, a lot of the comedy is reserved for people who are very familiar with the series.  The Live Free or Die Hard comparisons are solid.  It's brainless, summer blockbuster fun that probably would be pretty terrible if not for the cast.

You are literally the Baltimore of Desipio.
Just when it seems that you couldn't possibly do something else unbelievable, you go ahead and trade for Joey Gathright.
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« Reply #18 on: May 08, 2009, 06:18:27 PM »

I saw it last night.  I agree that the casting was superb, the plot is weak, but it's a pretty fun summer blockbuster.  The main problem I had was I saw the midnight showing last night (yes...I got in), which I really regret because the theater was full of Trekkies, so everyone was clapping after almost every line.  I haven't watched many of the past movies/shows, so I felt like I was watching some big inside joke that I wasn't a part of.  Therefore, a lot of the comedy is reserved for people who are very familiar with the series.  The Live Free or Die Hard comparisons are solid.  It's brainless, summer blockbuster fun that probably would be pretty terrible if not for the cast.

You are literally the Baltimore of Desipio.
Just when it seems that you couldn't possibly do something else unbelievable, you go ahead and trade for Joey Gathright.

All the prompting I needed to link to this...

So, here's the newest rumor, fresh from an inside source:

One of my good friends has a friend who is friends (sounds like a 90s teen comedy) with Sean Gallagher.  Apparently she got a call yesterday or today from him and he told her he's headed to Baltimore, and the trade will probably be announced tomorrow or Monday.  Again, it seems like a pretty unreliable rumor, but I've met this person before and I know she is friends with him, so take it for what it's worth.
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« Reply #19 on: May 08, 2009, 06:23:23 PM »


You are literally the Baltimore of Desipio.
Just when it seems that you couldn't possibly do something else unbelievable, you go ahead and trade for Joey Gathright.

Just wanted to point out that this is awesome, and I intend to steal it.
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« Reply #20 on: May 08, 2009, 06:49:09 PM »

I saw it last night.  I agree that the casting was superb, the plot is weak, but it's a pretty fun summer blockbuster.  The main problem I had was I saw the midnight showing last night (yes...I got in), which I really regret because the theater was full of Trekkies, so everyone was clapping after almost every line.  I haven't watched many of the past movies/shows, so I felt like I was watching some big inside joke that I wasn't a part of.  Therefore, a lot of the comedy is reserved for people who are very familiar with the series.  The Live Free or Die Hard comparisons are solid.  It's brainless, summer blockbuster fun that probably would be pretty terrible if not for the cast.

You are literally the Baltimore of Desipio.
Just when it seems that you couldn't possibly do something else unbelievable, you go ahead and trade for Joey Gathright.

All the prompting I needed to link to this...

So, here's the newest rumor, fresh from an inside source:

One of my good friends has a friend who is friends (sounds like a 90s teen comedy) with Sean Gallagher.  Apparently she got a call yesterday or today from him and he told her he's headed to Baltimore, and the trade will probably be announced tomorrow or Monday.  Again, it seems like a pretty unreliable rumor, but I've met this person before and I know she is friends with him, so take it for what it's worth.

Wow...I was a huge fag.  "Sounds like a 90s teen comedy."  That's fucking ghey.  I apologize for ever trying to defend myself.

I would have bet 900 Vulcanbucks that there would be absolutely no way you'd miss seeing this dorkfest of a movie on opening night.  I would have won those 900 vbukaroonies too.  I would have spent them on condoms.  You know, Weebs, to use during intercourse with a girl.

Condoms?  Pass.
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« Reply #21 on: May 08, 2009, 08:13:02 PM »

I saw it last night.  I agree that the casting was superb, the plot is weak, but it's a pretty fun summer blockbuster.  The main problem I had was I saw the midnight showing last night (yes...I got in), which I really regret because the theater was full of Trekkies, so everyone was clapping after almost every line.  I haven't watched many of the past movies/shows, so I felt like I was watching some big inside joke that I wasn't a part of.  Therefore, a lot of the comedy is reserved for people who are very familiar with the series.  The Live Free or Die Hard comparisons are solid.  It's brainless, summer blockbuster fun that probably would be pretty terrible if not for the cast.

I would have bet 900 Vulcanbucks that there would be absolutely no way you'd miss seeing this dorkfest of a movie on opening night.  I would have won those 900 vbukaroonies too.  I would have spent them on condoms.  You know, Weebs, to use during intercourse with a girl so I don't make a mess when I masturbate bitterly.

Real Chads don't use condoms, they use abortions'ed.
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« Reply #22 on: May 08, 2009, 08:25:12 PM »

The main problem I had was I saw the midnight showing last night (yes...I got in), which I really regret because the theater was full of Trekkies, so everyone was clapping after almost every line.

What did you expect, nerdlinger?

I expect the bra bomb to work.
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« Reply #23 on: May 08, 2009, 09:35:32 PM »

The main problem I had was I saw the midnight showing last night (yes...I got in), which I really regret because the theater was full of Trekkies, so everyone was clapping after almost every line.

What did you expect, nerdlinger?

I expect the bra bomb to work.

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« Reply #24 on: May 09, 2009, 11:04:14 AM »

So is it ok to post spoilers yet because there was a huge fucking plot hole the size of a singularity in that movie.  Bothered the fuck out of me.
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« Reply #25 on: May 09, 2009, 12:15:45 PM »

... a huge fucking plot hole the size of a singularity ...
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« Reply #26 on: May 09, 2009, 12:57:53 PM »

... a huge fucking plot hole the size of a singularity ...

No spatial extension, sure.

But infinite density, too.

Not large, but still massive nonetheless.
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« Reply #27 on: May 09, 2009, 01:42:50 PM »

... a huge fucking plot hole the size of a singularity ...

No spatial extension, sure.

But infinite density, too.

Not large, but still massive nonetheless.

Well, now I'll be looking for it.  Thanks a lot.  I'm gonna feel pretty silly when I don't even notice it.
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« Reply #28 on: May 09, 2009, 02:55:47 PM »

So is it ok to post spoilers yet because there was a huge fucking plot hole the size of a singularity in that movie.  Bothered the fuck out of me.
There's several.  So what?
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« Reply #29 on: May 09, 2009, 09:29:54 PM »

So is it ok to post spoilers yet because there was a huge fucking plot hole the size of a singularity in that movie.  Bothered the fuck out of me.
There's several.  So what?

So, no one asked WHY.
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