lol! :D

Maybe Disney will release a special edition of The Hannah Montana Movie where they CG in some special effects that make her look like she has talent.

Sorry Nephy, but you (and others) are simply looking for emotions and motivations which just aren't there. Yes, I posted my thoughts regarding the film and my sentiments regarding why I have no desire, other than because of the 3D visuals, to see it. But, this is a discussion site. That's the point. I click on LoT, click "New Posts," click a thread, and if I feel like it, I post. I'm not protesting on a freeway overpass or marching through downtown with a sign. I posted on a message board. You, Alex and others can, of course, work all you guys like to create a mountain out of this molehill, but the truth is, I just posted my thoughts on a message board. Took only a few seconds. I don't lose sleep over it, I don't think about it otherwise, I don't dwell on it. I just posted my thoughts on a message board. I don't know how else to say it to make it more clear, so believe what you wish. I know the truth. So, I guess, whatever...

ETA: And really, quoting my posts where I added a link relevant to the film, laughed about the love scene I hadn't known about, and posted about how great the Earth is, as proof that I have some sort of issue or complex? Come on, Neph, you're smarter than that. By that logic, every single person who posted in this thread has issues, and that's obviously not the case.

Ouch! :D Think they'll also CG in a scene of her pole dancing for her creepy Dad, a la the Teen Choice Awards? Joel McHale would have a field day!

I'm still seriously meh'ed about Avatar. The more I think about Avatar, the less I like it. No interest in getting it on blu-ray once it comes out. I'm glad the kiddies like it and all.... but honestly, I've seen all of Cameron's films multiple times (Aliens, T2 and The Abyss I've seen more times than I can count) and Avatar is at the bottom imho in terms of repeat viewings. I could watch Ripley battle it out with the Queen Alien a million times (hell, I could watch the end of Titanic over and over), but can I think of one scene in Avatar I really want to see again? errr... honestly, no.

Kinda like how my least favorite Pixar movie is A Bugs Life.... not a bad movie by any means, enjoyable by all counts, but at the bottom of the heap when compared to work by the same-ish crew.

I saw District 9 last night though, that was an awesome movie :) :) (not to completely change the topic)

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Dude, we just watched that on Friday for the first time and absolutely loved it! Great scifi, and great story. And I love seeing CG that doesn't look like CG. The prawns never once seemed cartoony or fake to me. Really aided the film in drawing me in. I'd love to see a sequel, but last I heard, Blomkamp is talking prequel, which would be cool too, but I want to see what happens when reinforcements arrive! Anyhow, great freaking movie. :)

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Over and over and over again. Enjoy beating that poor horse?

Here's a good example actual disinterest in a film thread: Go find my posts in most of the film threads around here. They probably aren't there because I'm not interested in most of the films the rest of the LoT is. I don't go around proclaiming my disinterest.

Actually, with the way you keep coming back to proclaim your disinterest, the quote The lady doth protest too much, methinks is extremely appropriate.

:rolleyes: Whatever. If I see a thread title and choose to click on it and type something in the comment box, that's fine. You can whine and complain about it all you like, but this is still just a message board, and that's the point. Maybe you should take it a little less seriously and go ahead and post in those threads if you have thoughts about the films. Wouldn't hurt anybody if you did.

Like I said, it's just a message board. This isn't a congressional committee meeting where everything needs to be serious and poignant.

I think we should all just accept that Jazzman is committed to not liking Avatar for reasons A, B, and C, and just move on with it.

Like I posted earlier, I liked it. Still haven't seen it in 3D, but that might not be happening for a while since J can't see in 3D under any circumstances, for the time being. Maybe when it comes out on Blu-Ray we'll be able to catch some 3D-ness. As far as re-watchability, I haven't been panting to get back to the theater. Once was enough.

I tend to not hold strong opinions about things I don't know much about.

It would be pointless for me to walk into a thread about a movie I have no interest in seeing and proclaim that I have no interest in seeing it because it's going to be [insert complaint here] and even though other people tell me that [insert complaint here] isn't actually what the movie is about I still go on and on about it then whine that I'm just posting my thoughts on a message board and it's not Congress.

And now I'm done with you. Thanks for playing!


The 3D was cool, I think it made it feel more immersive (on the IMAX screen) but it didn't make the movie. I also won't be going back to the theater and I doubt I'll buy it. Very few movies will I see twice in a theater. I suppose that's why I only own 24 DVDs too.

Heh - you sure about that?