Lol
Nerd HALO fanboys whine that James Cameron ripped stuff from HALO  for his own movie Avatar.

I love his answer.

"The funniest thing is when some of the so-called fanboys thrash Avatar for looking too much like Halo. It's like, if I'm referencing anything, I'm referencing the source work for Halo, which is my own stuff. So I get to do that. Nobody else gets to do that, but I get to do that. My rule, anyway."

In other words. Creators of HALO admitted that they used stuff from Aliens for their movie.

http://halo.wikia.com/wiki/List_of_References_to_Aliens_in_Halo

To be honest... people bashing Avatar about looking too much like Halo need to get a life.

maybe you should date

Just went to see Men Who stare at Goats.

Rather awfull. Didnt went in with high expectations but still.. Boring movie, sometimes a bit hilarious. I even took a pee during the movie.

I give it a 6..

http://i.imgur.com/JmRmb.jpg

one plot...

What happens to your plastic frames when the movie ends.
By Nina Shen Rastogi
Posted Monday, Jan. 25, 2010, at 6:36 PM ET

3-D glassesJames Cameron's Avatar continues its march toward box-office domination: As of this weekend, its sixth since being released, it's become the second-highest grossing film of all time (not adjusted for inflation). What happens to all those 3-D glasses after they've been used to goggle at floating mountains and blue aliens?

They usually get washed or recycled. There are a number of manufacturers battling for control of the 3-D market. Most of these companies make reusable glasses, though the market leader, RealD, primarily makes single-use spectacles. (RealD has also launched a line of reusable designer glasses.)

Reusable glasses are generally collected in trays and then cleaned in a dishwasherlike machine (or, in some cases, in an actual dishwasher). IMAX Corporation has its own, proprietary washers that exhibitors are required to use on-site. Dolby Laboratories demands that theaters use a commercial-grade dishwasher. XpanD Cinema says that most of their exhibitors use commercial dishwashers, too, but that any kind of dishwasher and detergent is fine as long as temperature is kept below 140 degrees and you use a nonammonia cleanser. (Otherwise, you could damage the lenses' liquid-crystal display or discolor the plastic.) XpanD also says that some of its exhibitors, like the Cinerama Dome in Hollywood, have a staff member hand-clean each pair with a cloth and some light soap, whereas others choose not to clean the glasses at all

except when you watch Black Dynamite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uxYT_-9DDyE
Hilarious blaxploitation spoof movie.

if you can't stand 5 pages of thread, mebbe you better wait for the DVD and just peep the last scenes

Also i can't be bothered finding links to prove i am right, you can all just take it as given that my word is law.... I am that awesome

I liked Sherlock Holmes

but it would have been better if he spoke mexican!

"ai ai ai, el bandito magico loco!"

Lies, Primo is never right!

who s seen the frog and the princess