desiretoheal said:

half-baked never fails

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pfxtc said:

Just by the commercials I deducted that I would hate the movie.

Cheesy MTV-like movie, haha drugs are funny etc.

No thanks.

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Thats what I said, but my friend really wanted to see it so I decided to give it a chance.

teeter said:

desiretoheal said:

half-baked never fails

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I was fully baked and it failed.

pfxtc said:

Just by the commercials I deducted that I would hate the movie.

Cheesy MTV-like movie, haha drugs are funny etc.

No thanks.

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Thats what I said, but my friend really wanted to see it so I decided to give it a chance.

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teeter said:

I watched Taking Woodstock yesterday night, and it was fucking aweful. I would describe it as the Jewish Hippie version of Brokeback Mountain.

Before I go any further, I would like to preface this by saying the following things:

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And I'm out..... 

teeter said:

I didn't give Star Trek a chance. My idiot friend got antsy because he hated it and I didn't really enjoy it up to that point so I left with him. Land of the Lose on the other hand wasn't good at all. It seemed like a teletubbies movie for small children where Will Farrel was that wierd pedophilic host that they have on all those shows.

Its funny, I'm actually much more critical of movies when I'm baked. Its like everything thats good is better, but everything that is bad becomes worse. Or maybe its just that I choose better movies when I'm sober?

By the way, I like the new avatar pfxtc.

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I'm not critical at all with movies, but there's certain things I can't stand. Almost 90% of movies I'll enjoy, but if something about them just annoys me, I'll get up and leave. I'm weird about movies and can have a strange sense of humor.

And thanks, I couldn't stop laughing when I first saw it

pfxtc said:

That's interesting that they make the whole "gay" part a huge aspect of the movie, why would they do that? The director seems like an idiot as well, I saw him do an interview with Jon Stewart, was the fucking guy even at Woodstock?

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He is the guy that directed Brokeback Mountain...nuff said.

All the studio execs are going:

WHY THE FUCK DID WE HIRE ANG LEE?

pfxtc said:

I'm not critical at all with movies, but there's certain things I can't stand. Almost 90% of movies I'll enjoy, but if something about them just annoys me, I'll get up and leave. I'm weird about movies and can have a strange sense of humor.

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teeter said:

A funny note about my Taking Woodstock experience was that I saw it at 10:45 on Tuesday night, so there was literally nobody in the theatre, but me and three buddies. Its very fun to have a theatre to yourself when you're high. We made fun of the actors, we put our hands in front of the projectors like elementary school kids, we cracked jokes the whole time, talked on cell phones, ect.

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pfxtc said:

teeter said:

A funny note about my Taking Woodstock experience was that I saw it at 10:45 on Tuesday night, so there was literally nobody in the theatre, but me and three buddies. Its very fun to have a theatre to yourself when you're high. We made fun of the actors, we put our hands in front of the projectors like elementary school kids, we cracked jokes the whole time, talked on cell phones, ect.

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Haha, last movie I saw baked was Pineapple Express, with a girl and a friend, I don't think I've ever laughed that hard in my life, and the movie wasn't even that good.

And the theater was packed, but I was fucking howling.

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teeter said:

pfxtc said:

teeter said:

A funny note about my Taking Woodstock experience was that I saw it at 10:45 on Tuesday night, so there was literally nobody in the theatre, but me and three buddies. Its very fun to have a theatre to yourself when you're high. We made fun of the actors, we put our hands in front of the projectors like elementary school kids, we cracked jokes the whole time, talked on cell phones, ect.

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Haha, last movie I saw baked was Pineapple Express, with a girl and a friend, I don't think I've ever laughed that hard in my life, and the movie wasn't even that good.

And the theater was packed, but I was fucking howling.

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You really didn't think Pineaplle Express was good? I love that fucking movie. The only part I don't like is the character Red.

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Shroomism said:

Star Trek was good.

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Shroomism said:

Star Trek was good.

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pfxtc said:

I wish Star Trek was longer,

I wish most movies were longer,

I think they should make 10 hour movies, that tell crazy stories,

like a tv show, but in movie form

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teeter said:

pfxtc said:

I wish Star Trek was longer,

I wish most movies were longer,

I think they should make 10 hour movies, that tell crazy stories,

like a tv show, but in movie form

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They have that. Its called rent a whole season of a T.V. show. I watched Dexter seasons 1-3 in like a week and I did them all in 4-8 hour sessions from when I got home at night to whenever I fell asleep. It was fucking awesome, I completely recommend the general idea of watching seasons at a time and I recommend Dexter as a show, its very original, clever and just fucking awesome.

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pfxtc said:

teeter said:

pfxtc said:

I wish Star Trek was longer,

I wish most movies were longer,

I think they should make 10 hour movies, that tell crazy stories,

like a tv show, but in movie form

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They have that. Its called rent a whole season of a T.V. show. I watched Dexter seasons 1-3 in like a week and I did them all in 4-8 hour sessions from when I got home at night to whenever I fell asleep. It was fucking awesome, I completely recommend the general idea of watching seasons at a time and I recommend Dexter as a show, its very original, clever and just fucking awesome.

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Yeah I remember doing that with Lost, it really adds a whole new element to it for some reason - but it would be cool in a big movie theater, lol.

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teeter said:

pfxtc said:

teeter said:

pfxtc said:

I wish Star Trek was longer,

I wish most movies were longer,

I think they should make 10 hour movies, that tell crazy stories,

like a tv show, but in movie form

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They have that. Its called rent a whole season of a T.V. show. I watched Dexter seasons 1-3 in like a week and I did them all in 4-8 hour sessions from when I got home at night to whenever I fell asleep. It was fucking awesome, I completely recommend the general idea of watching seasons at a time and I recommend Dexter as a show, its very original, clever and just fucking awesome.

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Yeah I remember doing that with Lost, it really adds a whole new element to it for some reason - but it would be cool in a big movie theater, lol.

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I agree. I think I might start a business that airs TV shows (entire seasons) in theatres. You get a 15-30 minute break after every 4th episode and you spend the entire day in the theatre. It would actually be far more lucrative than selling movies because people wouldn't really have time to leave the theatre for food and drinks and you can't sneak 12 hours worth of munchies into a theatre so people would have to buy food. Plus you could charge like 40 bucks a person.

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teeter said:

Actually, the publicity from having your show in a theatre would almost make them pay me to play their stuff. If you see season three of Dexter in theatres, you'll probably convince yourself to buy the Showtime channel just to see season four as it airs.

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