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[Advocate]

I hated that guy so much!
You know, it's weird, i was saying "gay this" "gay that" for so long, but i think he finally pushed me over the edge. Now i see it as juvenile and unnecessary.

That's pretty gay.

[Geen]

Saw this last Sunday and loved it. No complaints, not even about the high pitch collar joke since it was needed to tie up the end.

[YellerDog]

My houseguest saw this, her reaction was "meh". We had words this morning.

How can someone have a soul and not like Dug? I think I've got a replicant in the house.

[Geen]

My houseguest saw this, her reaction was "meh". We had words this morning.

Please tell us your next words to her were, "Get the fuck out of my house." followed by her stuff being thrown to the curb. It would be the only right option in this situation.

[YellerDog]

When she started making mocking "cutsey dog" and "cutsey bird" dickfingers, I reminded her who the fuck's floor she's borrowing.

Madness! Nevermind fightin' words!

[Fe 26]

My houseguest saw this, her reaction was "meh". We had words this morning.

How can someone have a soul and not like Dug? I think I've got a replicant in the house.

considering what you told me her old job was, the movie wasn't "zany" enough for her. Or it wasn't a big enough pile of shit.

Some people just like horrible things. It makes them feel special to have something no else does.

[YellerDog]

Geeyah. No accounting for taste.

[rezo]

My houseguest saw this, her reaction was "meh". We had words this morning.

How can someone have a soul and not like Dug? I think I've got a replicant in the house.

My reaction was about the same as your houseguest. I don't dislike Pixar films but I think at this point they're mostly just something where I can admire the art and watch with nieces and nephews when I need to.

I won't make fun of the wacky dogs since they probably need to have things like that in their films and it's more of a matter of how well they can pull it off but this was probably the first of their movies that made me think about what they could do with a smaller budget and more creative freedom. Of course, the limits on what they can do might be entirely imagined meaning they'd just end up making a regular Pixar film with lower production values, I dunno.

I've never seen a 3D movie where the 3D aspect wasn't anymore than a gimmick. The 3D in Up didn't add anything to the movie but some superfluous depth of field.

I don't really know what you're expecting from 3D movies, but superfluous depth of field is all they need.

[YellerDog]

Nooo accounting for taste.

Robot.

[Finch]

[hushed whispering] rezo... [/hushed whispering]