The Town of Odyssey

It's been over two years, but I finally made another one (just a shorty, to get me back in the film-making groove during the Christmas break) Here's the U-Tube Link This film is suitable for all audiences O:) I considered selling this in my Brickfilm store, but I figured I didn't really need the vir...

Bumble wrote: there is no reason why you shouldn't see the Passion.

Except for the fact that it is an hour and a half (or more) of almost non-stop violence and turture.
I am glad that I did see it though. I just don't really want to see it again.

The title isn't all that accurate. The movie looks like it mostly just features the most finacially succesful big-buget movies of this year and last year. That doesn't make them "epics".

Hakeber BC Rathbne Doyle wrote:Bah! I figured out the Wahsingtons were going to adopt Keppy because it's the 'right' thing to do.... obviouslt

Yeah, I thought it was a lame ending, too.

Has anyone noticed how similar this episode is to The Da Vinci Code? There's a frantic chase across several contries, a shocking secret that could undermine the Bible and the Christian Faith, double-crossings, and crazy codes. I know this was written seven years before, but it makes the episode quit...

The four-disk is only available for a limited time, though.

I heard there's a trailer for it coming along soon.

There is supposedly a shot of the White Witches army getting burned alive by the fire that the Pheonix causes, but I think that's as graphic as it gets.

Well the 2-disk set is already a handsome package. If you look at what's in the 4disk one, I don't see a ton of reason to upgrade. Disk 1: About 8 minutes of exra footage. Apparently its mostly just some inconsequential shots and lines of dialoge, except for some cool stuff during the battle scene. ...

If you're talking about the Brit version, I think the show is great. Very funny, very dry humour. The characters are priceless (and it's got that guy from Pirates of the Carribean). I haven't seen the American one, though I've heard its good too.

I vaugly remeber seeing the first one. I was pretty young at the time, and thought it was pretty good. I have absolutely no interest in seeing any of the others. It just looks like another lame family movie (ie. lots of dumb slapstick and fart jokes glazed over a sappy, sentimental boring story).

Not bad. I would put it on par with the other Hobbit fan trailer, though maybe a little better since it has a better selection of shots pertaining to the story. The thing is that the Hobbit is barely even about the Ring, yet it always gets featured tons in the fan trailers. I'm glad you put in the D...

One of the most irritating things about the episode (besides the horrible french caricature) was how the kids weren't severly punished for their abomidable behavior. It was just "oh well kids, let's all just play a game and have fun." And the whole earing in the oyster thing? Why bother wi...

It's a very good site, but what with all the other AIO databases (HQ, SF, WE) it seems a bit unnescesary.

The parts with Hayden were the funniest.

agent3xq wrote: The Giver would be a very interesting movie; I think that would be pretty cool

I'm pretty sure that Walden Media (Holes, Narnia, the up-coming Charlet's Web) are making it.

There are some really terrible ones too that are NEVER funny. One just has to look at a comic like Mutts and scratch their head.
1. How did that ever get published?
2. Why is it still being published?

Don't forget "The Spy who buggged me"

It's great that there's finally a batch of high-res shots. I'm a little dissapointed in Umbridge. They've got the whole "pink" thing going, which is perfect, but I don't think they made her look ugly enough. I suppose they made a descision that either she was going to look like a toad or n...

I haven't read the Unnoficial Biography yet either, I want to badly. :shock: You've really got to. Besides the fact that it contains the first mentions of important stuff like the Sugar Bowl, it's a very funny read. Just to warn you though, it's not directly about the Baudelairs, but instead about ...