corianderstem
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All righty then.
I'm sorry to say I hate all kind of animated films, including the whole Toy Story series, I know Pixar's are different from Dreamworks, but I don't like them, I didn't know it was compulsory to like them to enter this site.
As for them being among the best American films in the last 10 years, well, those are your words, not mine.
Am I the only one here who hates this kind of films and is horrified at the idea of having to watch one of them just to listen to a U2/Bono and Edge soundtrack?
I'm sorry to say I hate all kind of animated films, including the whole Toy Story series, I know Pixar's are different from Dreamworks, but I don't like them, I didn't know it was compulsory to like them to enter this site.
As for them being among the best American films in the last 10 years, well, those are your words, not mine.
Not to be pricky but you're letting a LOT of stuff out.Other than Lost In Translation, There Will Be Blood and the occasional Tarantino flick, I can't think of anything in the league of Pixar films.
noone really remembers Gangs of New York
Pixar
Wall*E made me cry at the movie theatre and I totally did not expect to. I will never trust another Pixar movie again.
I'm going to have to ask you again.
Have you seen the Pixar films?
Other than Toy Story?
Wall-E, Finding Nemo, Ratatouille, Up?
I mean, it's not mandatory to like them, I really don't care if you like them or not, I just didn't think anyone, I mean, anyone could watch one of the aforementioned titles and not be amazed.
And again, as for them being amongst the best American films of the last 10 years, I totally stand by it and a quick google search will have a lot of movie critics backing me up on this claim.
Other than Lost In Translation, There Will Be Blood and the occasional Tarantino flick, I can't think of anything in the league of Pixar films. I mean, they get it. Not animation, I mean, I don't really watch Pixar films for the animation, but the storytelling, it's incredible.
I'd much rather see a U2 song in a Pixar film than a washed-out remake of an already terrible film (Brothers, although I suppose the remake is better).
Noone will ever remember Brothers, just as noone really remembers Gangs of New York, and everyone wants to forget Batman Forever. If Bono writes a song for 'Brave', the song will be heard for many generations to come. And that excites me a little, just as I suppose it excites him.
(lastly, I didn't want to seem 'agressive' or force you to being 'defensive' or anything )
I'm going to have to ask you again.
Have you seen the Pixar films?
Other than Toy Story?
Wall-E, Finding Nemo, Ratatouille, Up?
I mean, it's not mandatory to like them, I really don't care if you like them or not, I just didn't think anyone, I mean, anyone could watch one of the aforementioned titles and not be amazed.
And again, as for them being amongst the best American films of the last 10 years, I totally stand by it and a quick google search will have a lot of movie critics backing me up on this claim.
Other than Lost In Translation, There Will Be Blood and the occasional Tarantino flick, I can't think of anything in the league of Pixar films. I mean, they get it. Not animation, I mean, I don't really watch Pixar films for the animation, but the storytelling, it's incredible.
I'd much rather see a U2 song in a Pixar film than a washed-out remake of an already terrible film (Brothers, although I suppose the remake is better).
Noone will ever remember Brothers, just as noone really remembers Gangs of New York, and everyone wants to forget Batman Forever. If Bono writes a song for 'Brave', the song will be heard for many generations to come. And that excites me a little, just as I suppose it excites him.
(lastly, I didn't want to seem 'agressive' or force you to being 'defensive' or anything )
If Bono writes a song for 'Brave', the song will be heard for many generations to come. And that excites me a little, just as I suppose it excites him.
Not that you should trust IMDb, seeing that Shawshank Redemption is a terrible film
Jeez, no one said it was mandatory to like them. Just looking for clarification and then there was some pre-emptive surprise.
No one's coming after you with torches and pitchforks.
Yes they do, very much. I'll bet Bruce mentions it constantly.