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@ROFLitschristian exactly my sentiments as well... 250 percent!

was this in limited release because i had thought it wasnt released yet?

@moviegeek you are absoloutely right... but they should not be celebrated for their mistakes either. if people werent defined and held somewhat accountable for the mistakes they have made, then it would not make much sense to even have a judicial system. noone feels sorry for the 16 year old girl that runs away from home, gets into prostitution and slams dope for years before being beaten and thrown in a ditch only to be found a few years later. but a celebrity that ultimately leads just as careless of a life, because they can or dont care winds up making headline news for her talent... find one article that doesnt include her being an addict... that is what she will become famous for... her death, and the past 15 years of her life, not what she accomplished but what she died for. for most musicians or film artists this has become a trend. however the men and women that fight for our country and die for it, are on the back pages of the newspaper and are as forgotten as quick as they are enlisted. I am not morbid, or insensitive, i just feel that there are much bigger losses we have everyday then just another celebrity found dead in a hotel.

again, another celebrity who's life becomes more important in death than in life, we live to forget them, until they pass, then they become relevant again. i understand she struggled with addiction but i cant celebrate a life of bad choices just because of her talent. Even if drugs were not involved the effects of them had taken there toll on her life, and she was barely recognizable in talent and form from what she once was in the 80's and 90's. Unfortunately it takes a death to realize this.

hopefully she can rest better now, than she did in life.

and so the trend continues...

@justatadmatt in my opinion...no.

f*ck yes... if this is how the characters will be portrayed in the film then this will be a much better film to start from that. lets hope the story is good. this could finally be a nice start erasing that last one from our minds.

CC looks f*cking great as well... and they said on the last one making a helmet for him would be way too cheesy and cartoony looking, but it can be done and looks like they did it. all the other ones are looking great too. i wonder if the rock will say "do you know what roadblock is cooking!" after all roadblock had some mad culinary skills.

man, sandler is just screwing the pooch these days.... this sounds terrible

all i have to say is that tom cruise is a scientologist and i still see his movies, so why would i not see mel... he still gets my money. and never dissapoints

@ Judge Dredd...ahhh... looks like somebody has the case of the mondays

the grey was a very good film, i enjoyed it, glad it did well and hope it continues.

looks more like a young phil spector

@moviemaniac66 - Uh.... it's sarcasm

DEAR GOD ITS NOT A SEQUEL TO MARS NEEDS MORE MOMS IS IT??? DIDNT THEY LEARN THEIR LESSON OFF THE FIRST ONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

THIS TOTALLY WORKS... and i hate to keep chewin on an old piece of lamb because i took too big of a bite... live free or die hard worked very well with a pg-13 rating. national lampoons vacation was R but xmas vacation was pg-13 and just as good as the first one. who cares if they are not saying f*ck, sh*t, damn or.... circ*mstance... sorry had to throw that one in. or showing intestines hanging out. if it can try to be a better beast then the first was, which... btw was not a meal worth trying, then i say go for it and good luck with it.

what a great article, i love hearing serkis talk about gollum, he really does own it, and you can tell he has a genuine passion and commitment for the character.

@psychobilly13 i could only imagine... "the HULK", "IRON MAN"..etc.

@dan1 should not be too surprised, look who wrote the article. spoilers are a specialty.

sorry people... i liked the fat Jonah Hill better.