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YES! My favourite film director! You deserved this years ago Marty. Just like a good bottle of wine, your films get better with age. Keep on directing, we'll always keep watching.
Ha! Lyle the Intern from Letterman Show. Finally, a unique comedy like The Hangover or Austin Powers. This looks like it could be truly good.
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Mage how ya been man? I am sorry I haven't messaged you in a while. Hope you are doing well.
wrote a comment about the news item Shutter Island Release Date Gets Pushed to 2010
You'd think the studio would place a director like Scorsese and any film of his as high priority. Not to mention budgeting ahead of time and reserving money for something that is bound to win Oscar gold if he continues his string of hits in this decade alone.
wrote a comment about the news item Steven Spielberg to Make Matt Helm?
Whatever happened to Spielberg directing Lincoln with Liam Neeson. I thought it was supposed to come out this year.
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Sounds like you had yourself a good time man. That's good to hear. So, how have ya been spending your vacation?
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I'm good man. Nothing much is going on with me. Did you grab any cool swag while you were there? I know you mention statues. Do collect anything else?
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Nothing much. Are you in Chicago?
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Statues are always great. I have a couple of those. They can be expensive, but they are worth the money.
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Dude, I left ya hanging. I am so sorry. What kind of stuff are you looking to buy along the lines of memorabilia? I would love an authentic set of Joker cards. That would be fantastic.
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Na, I live about an hour and a half to two hours from there. I am sure they have some great stores there. I usually buy stuff like movie posters from online. There is definitely no where to buy them here man(laughing). I would imagine they would have a WB store.
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You should have a pretty good time. You sound very excited.
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Sounds like you had a good time. When are you going to Chicago?
wrote a comment about the news item No More Superman for Star Brandon Routh?
Agent VIS is very much correct.

When Superman and Lois engaged in sexual relations at the Fortress of Solitude in Superman II, this allowed for Superman Returns to continue and carry on that storyline through the presence of Lois' son, Jason (Tristan Lake Leabu).

Furthermore, this is why Superman Returns had Superman's son, because he must have been conceived somewhere and sometime, right? As it turns out, Jason was that son and that's why he has super powers similar to his biological father, as can be seen in the film.

Thus, Superman Returns had to follow Superman II, and I believe Singer or someone working on the film had confirmed that Returns roughly takes place between the second and third Superman films.

If that's not clear enough, and you know who you are, then YOU do the math, lol.
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Your welcome my good man. How's the day treating ya?
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That would mean that no more than a short time ago you had a birthday. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!!
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not much for me. going to see public enemies tomorrow and i hope im not too disappointed..
hopefully it'll be good, even with Depp and Bale going against each other. lol
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MAAAAAAGE, what's going on man? I have a long mob history(laughing). Sounds like you are going to be having some fun. Is your birthday today of in July?
wrote a comment about the news item Legendary King of Pop Michael Jackson Dies at 50
Due to his contributions to the world of music and entertainment, I believe this man should be looked at in a positive light. I don't want to point fingers or name names, but J.A., you might wanna try seeing the positive side of people. It really helps in this life. You don't have to spin his setbacks out of proportion like a member of the media.

His past tribulations mean nothing now. What is prevalent now, today, and always, is that we have lost a dear musician, and even more so, a friend few knew they had.

Sure he had his quirks, most notably the change in his physical appearance over the years, but what entertainer/celebrity, and especially musician, doesn't have quirks? Lest we forget that Michael Jackson did have his share of demons.

If you listen to him and see him on tv, he seems like a very kind and gentle soul without a bad bone in his body. In fact, dare I say, I'd call him a sweet simpleton who gave this world so much light and goodness.

All he asked in return was a little bit of love, and it would be a shame to eclipse his legacy with his moments of darkness. What person deserves an unflattering nickname that people love to speak such as "Wacko Jacko?"

Anyone remember the song he made for Free Willy? That was one of his lesser known songs, but it was a symphony for the soul, nonetheless. I remember rewinding that part and listening to it over and over again when I was young, watching those orcas swim, it was pure magic. And that was not even one of his better known contributions to music.

Seeing as how this is Movieweb, I do think this great man is deserving of a biopic.
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thanks for the add, whats new with you??
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