Ty wrote:
Hey, I'm just conforming to the random increase of poor-taste MJF jokes I've noticed recently. I reckon the dude's awesome.Kmarion wrote:
Not cool.Ty wrote:
Michael J. Fox after twenty cups of coffee
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his fingernails were there after they fell out
Think about it. The aliens had been there 25 years or so... you'd think in that time there would be some element of learning parts of the language.CanadianLoser wrote:
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Defiantly full of plot holes...mtb0minime wrote:
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And alien spaceship fuel that also happens to turn people into aliens
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For example, why did they bother trying to fly to the mothership when they could have called it over to pick them up?
Its not like we know how their machinery works. Maybe only their mini-ship could call the mothership to pick it up. Although I'm still confused on how the humans were fluent in Alien and the Aliens were fluent in English
IMO Departed wins.mcminty wrote:
Also, I wonder if it couuuld challenge The Departed for the number of times you hear "fuck"?
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I found it more ironic that Christopher Johnson wanted to save his "people" but in turn just left with his son, and left everyone on earth. Granted we don't know if there was anyone else on the ship. Although after second thought it is a build up for the second movie.IMO Departed wins.mcminty wrote:
Also, I wonder if it couuuld challenge The Departed for the number of times you hear "fuck"?
That's just how it was refereed to in the subtitles. They call it something different but the translation of what they're saying is closest to our term "mothership."Poseidon wrote:
For some reason I didn't like how they called their own ship the Mothership. It seemed...cliche, I guess you could say.
Me to. It was more about sociology/psychology than sci-fi. The sci-fi genre was a backdrop/background to tell a tale of human-indecency vs decency. The protagonist had to be thrust into undesired circumstances before he finally found common-ground with "Christopher" prawn, and even then reluctantly.CC-Marley wrote:
I liked it a lot.
I looked it up. The Depated, at 237 times, kicks the shit out of District 9, which only comes in at 137 times.Volk1917 wrote:
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I found it more ironic that Christopher Johnson wanted to save his "people" but in turn just left with his son, and left everyone on earth. Granted we don't know if there was anyone else on the ship. Although after second thought it is a build up for the second movie.
And control module, little shit could be like the gas tank for the rest of the ship... idkIMO Departed wins.mcminty wrote:
Also, I wonder if it couuuld challenge The Departed for the number of times you hear "fuck"?
yeah and wikus has to say it in his weird south african accent so it doesn't even sound like fuckmcminty wrote:
I looked it up. The Depated, at 237 times, kicks the shit out of District 9, which only comes in at 137 times.Volk1917 wrote:
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I found it more ironic that Christopher Johnson wanted to save his "people" but in turn just left with his son, and left everyone on earth. Granted we don't know if there was anyone else on the ship. Although after second thought it is a build up for the second movie.
And control module, little shit could be like the gas tank for the rest of the ship... idkIMO Departed wins.mcminty wrote:
Also, I wonder if it couuuld challenge The Departed for the number of times you hear "fuck"?
Makes a change from the USA.KuSTaV wrote:
South Africans..... lol.
No that I saw District 9 I can comment on this, by using the wolrd famous Penn Jillette line: BULLSHIT!.Sup wrote:
Independence day>this
looks like an odd movie