The First Movie - Topic profile

When Light and L first met.... L was eating the same chips that Light likes.. well Light had used the chip bag to hide the mini tv in his room so he could kill criminals. any symbolism at that moment?

Something i dont get... After Shiori (Light's gf) and ex agent Naomi died at the museum....Light told his father something like "let me join the team. Shiori, who was important to me, is NOW GONE BECAUSE OF KIRA" I know Light = Kira BUT at that moment....he was supposed to pretend he's not Kira and that he doesnt know Kira killed Naomi and Shiori....yet he said those words. Shouldnt ...

Did anyone else think Liz's fire was better in the first movie when it was blue? It looked a lot cooler and made her stand out and not too much like The Human Torch from Fantastic Four. Plus, blue fire is hotter than red fire so it made her look more powerful IMO. I wonder why they decided to change the colour.

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Who agrees? "Why you call the police, did the retard escape?"

I'm glad you guys had fun!! Julia loves movies, we've taken her to quite a few. Her first when she was about 3 months i think. Haven't seen any since Kung Fu Panda though, and she loved it! Still talks about "fu panda!!!" though!! tanya---I love that christopher was humming, too cute!...

Bernie Mac and Isaac Hayes were the first two actors listed in the credits of the upcoming movie Soul Men . Assuming it gets released (because it's going to face a real uphill battle as a light-hearted comedy at this point) would it be the first movie to have two of its major stars die independently before its release? And should Samuel Jackson be worried?

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but..............it's beter to try something and find out it doesn't work than to not try at all

"Was it better than the first movie?" No. "They put the sights on the top for a reason." The Punisher

Quote: Originally Posted by Little Nemo Hayes is listed second on the cast list in IMDB (behind Mac but ahead of Jackson) so I assume he had a prominent role in the film. True, though the Entertainment Weekly's article on the movie listed Isaac Hayes as a cameo. He's in it, but not too major.

It's pretty rare to find a film that I strongly dislike. I come from a background in theater and film, so I know how hard it is to execute a vision without interference and touch an audience the way you intend. For its time, it was rather shocking for audiences to see Scarlett O'Hara beating a horse to death, even in extremely dim lighting. Film producers are concerned with making money...

I see many responses from my era, but no one but me and then boyfriend (now dh of 18 1/2 years) saw Flight of the Navigator. "Compliance"

It was released like four months ago online http://dattebayo.com/t/nsmovie.torrent