#51
Posted: 6/13/08 at 11:12am
They both come from places that start with Ind-. Just like Dan Quayle.
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#52
Posted: 6/13/08 at 12:26pm
Mayebee Bettie Bukley will finaly get a oscer!
PEACE.
#53
Posted: 6/13/08 at 12:28pm
Stephanie Zacharek actually rather liked Buckley...she said she was the only actor in the thing who looked like they were having fun.
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#54
Posted: 6/13/08 at 1:46pm
The Sixth Sense was fantastic.
Unbreakable was a mess.
Signs was passable.
The Village beyond awful. The "twist ending" was his worst yet.
Lady In The Water... no.
This movie looks no better. A one trick pony. shame.
Unbreakable was a mess.
Signs was passable.
The Village beyond awful. The "twist ending" was his worst yet.
Lady In The Water... no.
This movie looks no better. A one trick pony. shame.
#55
Posted: 6/13/08 at 5:40pm
The Village was my favorite film of 2004. Who cares about the "twist"? The film was so much more than that.
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#56
Posted: 6/13/08 at 5:53pm
That is just a silly comment. The implication is that we don't care about how to spell someone's name based on their ethnicity.
What about Chuck Palahniuk? He's white and his name gets misspelled all the time.
Hell, even Kristen Chenoweth gets misspelled fairly often.
I said that it wasn't about the spelling. If the original poster spelled anything that sounded like Shyamalan, I wouldn't have said anything. San-ja-ya sounds nothing like Shya-ma-lan except that they both have three syllables. I am, however, implying that some people don't care to differentiate people who are in a certain minority group.
I think all Indianish people are kind of the same, which is why Sueleen confused Sanjaya and Shyamalan.
Yes that is probably why, but they are in fact not kind of the same. That's pretty much like saying black people are kind of the same, or gay people are kind of the same.
What about Chuck Palahniuk? He's white and his name gets misspelled all the time.
Hell, even Kristen Chenoweth gets misspelled fairly often.
I said that it wasn't about the spelling. If the original poster spelled anything that sounded like Shyamalan, I wouldn't have said anything. San-ja-ya sounds nothing like Shya-ma-lan except that they both have three syllables. I am, however, implying that some people don't care to differentiate people who are in a certain minority group.
I think all Indianish people are kind of the same, which is why Sueleen confused Sanjaya and Shyamalan.
Yes that is probably why, but they are in fact not kind of the same. That's pretty much like saying black people are kind of the same, or gay people are kind of the same.
#57
Posted: 6/13/08 at 5:55pm
His best film was The Sixth Sense, with Signs coming up a close second. Unbreakable and Lady In The Water were pretty bad. The Village was terrible and I thought the twist was very predictable.
I actually had hope for this movie because the trailer looked very enticing.
I actually had hope for this movie because the trailer looked very enticing.
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#59
Posted: 6/13/08 at 6:11pm
I had thought the Sanjaya/Shyamalan thing was a joke, since both parties are hacks. At least I think Shyamalan is a hack.
#60
Posted: 6/14/08 at 1:24am
I really thought that Ms. Victoria Clark gave a brilliant performance as "wife of crazy nursery owner who was actually right and has a love of hot dogs even though they are given a bad rap". I also really enjoyed Ms. Buckley's performance as a window breaking zombie.
#61
Posted: 6/14/08 at 8:40am
The Happening posters are all over Los Angeles, and every time I see one I instinctively think "Shama-lama-lama-lama-yippy-de-boom-de-boom!"
And I don't even like Grease.
And I don't even like Grease.
#62
Posted: 6/14/08 at 12:03pm
I really hope he doesn't screw up the film adaptation of Avatar: The Last Airbender (which is a surprisingly great show).
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#63
Posted: 6/14/08 at 12:32pm
First off, am I the only one who knew Bruce Willis was dead the whole time? And second I Signs has to be my favorite movie that he has made, and I am totally confused as to how Signs stole anything from The Wizard Of Oz, ascfmiller said.
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