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KillerWave
Spaceman
Personally, i didnt liked the movie.
But that is just my opinion...
Here on Brazil, the movie was somewhat of a failure, it was on for only 2 or 3 weeks on my city...
I was expecting much more
I entered the movie theater just to realize that where only 2 people there besides me...
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Are you absolutely sure about this?
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But that is just my opinion...
Here on Brazil, the movie was somewhat of a failure, it was on for only 2 or 3 weeks on my city...
I was expecting much more
I entered the movie theater just to realize that where only 2 people there besides me...
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Only a complete fool is absolutely sure about what he says
Are you absolutely sure about this?
Yes, i am...i mean...do'h
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Death's Head
Spaceman
I don't think we had it where I was for even two weeks, no one I knew at school seemed to care about it enough to know what it was based on. This was here in the US. I still haven't seen it yet, BTW.
Quarto
Unknown Enemy
Hmm, well I rather liked the movie, actually. It was a nice balance against the all-too-shiny Phantom Menace. And the plot wasn't as cliche as I thought it would be, though I still can't figure out why Blair went aboard the Kilrathi ship. And the final battle seemed... well... unepic, if that's a word. The Kilrathi vessels just jumped in one by one, to be blasted by the Confed fleet... and what a great looking fleet it was
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As for the number of viewers, I also despaired about ever seeing it when the only cinema playing it in my city decided to stop showing it because there just weren't enough people.
As for the number of viewers, I also despaired about ever seeing it when the only cinema playing it in my city decided to stop showing it because there just weren't enough people.
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KrisV
Administrator
We have two online stores that sell the DVD in our Where to Buy section. Blockbusters is selling the VHS for a few dollars (copies that have been rented out).Zebum said:
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LeHah
212 Squadron - "The Old Man's Eyes And Ears"
Incorrect. VHS copies can be purchsed at
several Blockbuster stores in Connecticut.
One in Seymour is as low as 5.99 and there's something like 6 copies! Personally, I bouhgt mine from when I use to work at a now defunct video store, so I lucked out.
The WC Movie was an upset to me, more so than Phantom Meance (And don't get me started on that, 'cause I'm a staunch defender of it despite Jake Lloyd) but it makes up for it since the cast was A+ excellence (esp. Karyo - who cares if he's French, he was VERY Paladin - and Jurgen Prochnow as Cmdr Gerald).
I had the opertunity to email Chris Roberts once and he had said that even he was disappointed with the Kilrathi in the film (personally, I always think of the WC3 Cats whenever someone says Kilrathi) and he had wanted to try CGI if thre was a WC2 movie.
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Ten men or more cannot kill such a man.
Common sense will not accomplish great things.
Simply become insane and desperate."
-Yamamoto Tsunetomo, "Hagakure"
several Blockbuster stores in Connecticut.
One in Seymour is as low as 5.99 and there's something like 6 copies! Personally, I bouhgt mine from when I use to work at a now defunct video store, so I lucked out.
The WC Movie was an upset to me, more so than Phantom Meance (And don't get me started on that, 'cause I'm a staunch defender of it despite Jake Lloyd) but it makes up for it since the cast was A+ excellence (esp. Karyo - who cares if he's French, he was VERY Paladin - and Jurgen Prochnow as Cmdr Gerald).
I had the opertunity to email Chris Roberts once and he had said that even he was disappointed with the Kilrathi in the film (personally, I always think of the WC3 Cats whenever someone says Kilrathi) and he had wanted to try CGI if thre was a WC2 movie.
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"The Way of the Samurai is in desperateness.
Ten men or more cannot kill such a man.
Common sense will not accomplish great things.
Simply become insane and desperate."
-Yamamoto Tsunetomo, "Hagakure"
LeHah
212 Squadron - "The Old Man's Eyes And Ears"
I perfer the look of the WC3 Cats over the rest, probably because they affected me the most. I much much much perfer the personality of Hobbes in WC2, though, as I loved it when he told Maniac off in the briefing room...
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"The Way of the Samurai is in desperateness.
Ten men or more cannot kill such a man.
Common sense will not accomplish great things.
Simply become insane and desperate."
-Yamamoto Tsunetomo, "Hagakure"
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"The Way of the Samurai is in desperateness.
Ten men or more cannot kill such a man.
Common sense will not accomplish great things.
Simply become insane and desperate."
-Yamamoto Tsunetomo, "Hagakure"
When I saw the movie (March 13, 1999-- seems ages ago
) there was quite a few people in the theatre. In fact, there was scattered cheers when Paladin took out the Kilrathi ship in the Broadsword. Of course, the people I saw it with were nearly asleep by the end, but, hey, it was their loss.
WC2 movie? Maybe that's just me, but I don't think that's too likely.
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WC2 movie? Maybe that's just me, but I don't think that's too likely.
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If I'm locked on, there's no such thing as evasive action!
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Death's Head
Spaceman
Aren't the tracks available for download for your mp3 player?