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Quote: Originally Posted by El Chort I am happy. I also thought about the similarity argument and was reminded of an old Richard Harris film called "A Man Called Horse" which was about a man who becomes a member of a Native American tribe. This was made WAY before "Dances With Wolves". Fantastic flick if you haven't seen it. Or if you want to just cut to the chase, Call Me Joe. It's similar enough...

Quote: Originally Posted by Hyro I really wish they had done more of those scenes where he explains, in slow-motion, his plan of attack for about the next 10 seconds. And then he does it, and its so

^ Hell yeah. That fight was awesome, especially how Spoiler: Quaritch just kept going after his cockpit was smashed. *eject top half, add mask, kick na'vi ass*

Quote: Originally Posted by The Bear Burrito That's kind of the point, dude. The first volume is supposed to "surprise" you into the eventual theme of the comic. Instead of becoming automatically judgmental and thinking you know what it's all about after just the first book you should probably try to read them all, then get back to us. If you would have done that then I can guarantee you wouldn't be asking any...

Well I think it looks pretty funny.

Oh fuck you.

Quote: Originally Posted by Kash You do realize people can use make up and other special effects to make people look older so they can play different ages, right?

Quote: Originally Posted by Seraphna I think we're getting crossed wires here, actually. My point is that he's actually not making an effort to look or act younger in this movie, but what he actually is. ah ok, I read it wrong, also I'm on pain pills.

Yeah, if people wanna see him really play a "wise old man" style, check out his role of the shopkeeper in forbidden kingdom. (He plays a couple characters in the movie, not just the Kung Fu Immortal.)

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