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I'll probly see the Dark Knight on Tuesday...

I totally claimed that like a week before. I believe I posted my claim on this board


Anyway I still have to see The Dark Knight, but I'll probably see Pineapple Express next week.

Just got back from The Dark Knight, what a movie! Heath Ledger was insane as The Joker...it was pretty long but the story made up for it. You're really going to have to pay attention to the whole thing while watching it...I'm not going to spoil it for anyone here but trust me when I say there's a reason why it's made over 180 million thus far...You gotta see this movie!

I saw Hellboy 2. It wasn't especially memorable.

What was memorable was what happened after the movie ended.

I'm at his huge megaplex with 24 screens with two big wings for them and the screens are really nice and the seats are leather and all luxury.

They have one bathroom for each half of the theatre. So one bathroom for 12 screens. And each bathroom has one stall and one urinal.

With less than a dozen people at the showing, I had to wait over 5 minutes to pee. Imagine if it were a new movie with a packed house. Or if more than one movie let out at the same time. People would be wetting themselves for waiting too long.

Sheesh.

Hellboy's moreso meant to be a comedy so if your going in expecting an over the top superhero movie you're going to be disapointed...

Moving on, 20th Century Fox has released the following pics to promote the Max Payne movie...as much as it pains me what this movie will probably do to Max and the franchise these pics aren't half bad. Wahlberg at least looks like Max...can't say the same for the rest of the cast-

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Indeed, it was pretty funny.

This one scene when he gets blown out of a window and he falls to the ground in slow motion is the best of the movie--and it's very comedic.

But it's not something one would rave about.

The Mummy 3

This is an upcoming movie I think every Canadian should see, just to know what these guys did for us and our country in its infancy. Reason I'm bringing this to your attention is because most of the war movies ever made are all mainly about the Americans and British...even though its a small film that may not be that great it's nice to finally see a movie about what our forefathers did to help build Canada into what it is today...I have so much respect for those guys, we shouldn't let them be sweep under the rug of history or overshadowed by the superpowers America and Britain, we should remember them and their sacrifice. I do and that's why I'm so proud to be Canadian.

Anyways, sorry for the rant or if I rubbed anyone the wrong way but here's the trailer to Passchendaele-

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