When I went back to and watched LOTR recently, a number of special effects were incredibly disappointing. They definitely rushed some of those scenes.
Kiwi_fella
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This reminds me of the ambulance scene from the movie Redirected.
Love and Death on Long Island. This was a completely random, blind watch in a theatre. I'd read nothing about it, or even seen a trailer. I was fascinated from start to finish. Completely surprised me in a good way.
Alan Sugar needs to teach this lot some basics of selling.
The opening paragraph is hilarious. I'd like each policy listed, and an explanation as to how each one won't help America.
This.
She was surprised at my answer, because it wasn't what other guys would have done. I guess ultimately she respected it because we dated for a few years.
A little big wrong. Finland has had KFC for 2-3 years now.
What you said is a bit childish. No, definitely not scared of this because it will never happen. I'm not going to do this because I'll ensure there is consent first. Please read and understand what I said.. (edit: grammar)
I went home with a lady friend, who invited me into her bed, then said that we're not going to do anything. So, I didn't even try, and we just talked and cuddled. FF to two years later, and we start dating, and she questioned why I didn't try anything that night. Like, duh. A lady says no, it means no. That is what I've had drilled into me as a male since I was a very young age. I'm so damn scared of being called for sexual harassment.
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The film certainly had some absolutely amazing special effects. I was impressed with how real Gollum looked and interacted with people. But take the scene of Frodo running into Mt Doom. That was terrible. It was a series of films, but slightly marred by either innatention or time constraints.