More Sci Fi - After Earth
 

The trailer looks OK. Like most of the other suckers for sci fi I'll probably see it in the theater along with Oblivion, The Protoype, Elysium, Pacific Rim, Ender’s Game and Robot & Frank.

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Was just about to post it...it's...not as bad as i expected from m. n. shamalamadingdong.

An M. Night flick.

Well, I guess it will all be a training exercise in some holodeck somewhere, then?

**** him. I'll need to see positive reviews from most critics and people here before I watch anything this guy ever does again.

I can't blame you. He must be an excellent pitch man when he's in front of execs.

Normally you'd have to coach for the Chiefs to be able to ride such limited success to continual new gigs.

From that trailer I have no idea if I want to even this.

Meh....too much CGI.

The Cruise one looks alot better. At least the TRON guy looks like he builds real sets and keeps the CGI to a minimum. I can appreciate that.

Robot and Frank is pretty awesome btw.

After Unbreakable each of his movies seemed to get progressively worse. I recall getting angry while watching The Happening. As in there better be a twist coming other than plants rebelling because this is ****ing awful.

Don't even get me started on Signs. :#

Walhberg talks to a tree




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The Happening and The Village were piles of shit, but I actually liked Signs.

The twists in all three were terrible though.

The only twist in his movies I can remember liking were The Sixth Sense (of course) and Lady in the Water (for some reason, I really liked that one).

I'm kind of 'meh' on Unbreakable. It was entertaining when I watched it but then again I was like 12 years old.

I assume you've never lived in the country or met any actual farmers. In real life, they actually do a little farming, they don't sleep in, and they don't need to rely on baseball bats for self-defense, since they all own guns (at least every single one I've ever met does). And while I've never encountered an alien, I assume that any alien race advanced enough to be capable of interstellar travel would be smart enough to ARM their invading armies with advanced weapons, and that these invaders would also be smart enough to not allow themselves to be trapped in a ****ing pantry. And if members of this race were allergic/intolerant of water, why would they invade a planet that is mostly covered by water, where it rains?

Signs is one of the dumbest goddamn movies ever conceived.

Signs wasn't bad.