It was a rather hit and miss as far as episodes went. Sometimes they were a blast others, meh.

“Well, remember what you said, because in a day or two, I'll have a witty and blistering retort! You'll be devastated THEN!”

Too damned butchered and made to be PC.

And there was a something similar to the the T-bone on the bone thing. In Sin City Marv cuts up Ole whats his name and lets the dog eat on him! 

“Well, remember what you said, because in a day or two, I'll have a witty and blistering retort! You'll be devastated THEN!”

but it was kinda meant for the kids but the parents could have liked it when the babies botched English phrases, like "over my dad's potty. But mainly it was a fun show that anyone could like.

G-Man

When life gives you lemons, make applesauce. -Angelica Pickles

 Thats exactly what I meant...yea

Assassins do it from behind

 the 5 extera guys that were sent to guard the hidden goat path.

ITS A WAIST OF EYE SPACE!!!

IT OFFENDS MY EARHOLES!!!

hell if it taste like chicken,bring me chicken!

                                                    rodney carigton

 there's a part in 'Watchmen' (the graphic novel) that has a murderer doing the dog feeding thing to a kid.....sick shit

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G-Man

When life gives you lemons, make applesauce. -Angelica Pickles

 It fits

Assassins do it from behind

- "I don't have time for a grudge match with every poser in a parka." -Dr. Horrible

 although Im not sure even that would have helped it.

Assassins do it from behind

- "I don't have time for a grudge match with every poser in a parka." -Dr. Horrible

- "I don't have time for a grudge match with every poser in a parka." -Dr. Horrible

 Starship Troopers 3: Marauder

im almost scared to watch...almost

 Assassins do it from behind

 dont worry my mother in law is a movie idiot as well.  and she constantly watches HGN *shudders*

Assassins do it from behind

 I loved the book too! one of my favorite series. (currently devouring Brisingr).  The movie should have followed the plotline of the book a little more closely (LOTR deviated slightly from the plot, but at least they kept in major characters). I liked it at first, but it lost me at the part where saphira transformed. I would recommend the movie for a family (with young children) movie night thing, but not for anything more serious than that. Plot butchering of that magnitude shouldn't exist

GO OSU!

It's probably pretty bad. Robocop 1 was a great movie. Starship Troopers was pretty good (lol at the ending), but the underlying imagery was taking it a little far. VERY few sequels are better than the originals. There are always exceptions though (Shrek 2, Dark Knight, Star wars V,VI, etc.)

GO OSU!

GO OSU!

 But you are totally correct! What a waste of time that movie is! My kids even liked the old version better.

“Well, remember what you said, because in a day or two, I'll have a witty and blistering retort! You'll be devastated THEN!”

hell if it taste like chicken,bring me chicken!

                                                    rodney carigton

was Uber creepy by itself! He looked like a character from the "Tales from the Darkside"

“Well, remember what you said, because in a day or two, I'll have a witty and blistering retort! You'll be devastated THEN!”

at least for me. You can't have him ridng the dragon for days and days, in a time lapse. The thing that was the worst was the Durza death and dragon thing. WTF was that???

G-Man

When life gives you lemons, make applesauce. -Angelica Pickles

Both the movie and the books are both major fails, imho.

Understanding that Christopher Paolini was just a kid when he wrote Eragon, the plot/characters/environments are all thinly veiled regurgitations of other well established fantasy books.  I really wanted to like his books too, but it ended up amounting to an amalgalm of Anne McCaffery's Dragonriders of Pern, with a sprinkle of The Belgariad, a dash of Star Wars, and a gravy toping of LoTR.  It's one thing to take inspiration from someone else's work,...hell, many books are just a rehashing of greek or roman mythology or the Faustian dilemma, etc.  But at least there is some original twist ... Paolini's books border on plagarism.  Unfortunately the movie version of Eragon ended up so diluted that it was a hollow shell of the already barely tolerable books.  One can only hope Brsingr brings some maturation of his writing style.

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