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I knew it would be shit, but my friend who is almost 17 watched it and said it was great, the yesterday he went and saw a children's play involving some guy named Tom the dancing toad. I bet he loved it....

well... it has been explained tht you are using an alt...

I still don't understand why the movie was so bad...

I saw it, and I'm perfectly fine

*twitch*

UP was so bad that I killed myself.

I haven't watched it but I agree with MadCow because MadCow is always right.

I don't think Pixar has done anything wrong. Clearly, McFooFa did it.

At 6/1/09 02:35 AM, McFooFa wrote: Dearest Marvelous Madcow,

You caused this all DIDNT YOU?

Really though, MadCow has never been wrong about anything. Not circlejerking here, this is plain fact.

At 6/15/09 06:35 PM, Davidzx wrote: all in all it was an ok movie

Oh! My goodness! The world renowned actor/artist/animator/collaboration organizer/programmer/producer/part-time voice actor/visionist David Z. X. graced a thread of mine with his illustrious presence!~

At 6/1/09 02:31 AM, HappyBull wrote: I have dealed with Pixar's pseudointellectualistic failures in the past.

Right about there is where u lost credibility. I am yet to see a Pixar animation that is anything less than awesome.

At 6/15/09 06:53 PM, krazykangaroo wrote:

At 6/1/09 02:31 AM, HappyBull wrote: I have dealed with Pixar's pseudointellectualistic failures in the past.

Right about there is where u lost credibility. I am yet to see a Pixar animation that is anything less than awesome.

Right about there is where u lost credibility. Ratatouille was just awful. A positively pretentious mess!~

Its a shame I didn't get to see this review sooner! I saw this movie 2 nights ago and my asshole is still recovering. This movie was so bad I thought it would be more fun to shove my jumbo sized popcorn bin up my ass; since I got extra butter it slid in nicely. The warmth of my rectum further heated the popcorn, causing to pop the kernels at the bottom of the bin. Once they popped, they bounced and tickled my prostate, causing me to precum. I directed my load into my XXL Pepsi. I can honestly say the only good thing about my movie experience was my fertilized Pepsi.

I really hate pixar movies..

I thought you were serious until I read the Madagascar 2 part.

At 6/1/09 02:31 AM, HappyBull wrote: I give this stinker a grand total of 2 points out of a possible 10 on my private grading scale. Don't waste the money, the 3D doesn't even save it from being such a piece of anti-entertainment (no fun surprises like arms reaching out at you, my children were very disappointed).

There were alot of 3d parts, like when the planes exploded and alot others
you suck, and your children are very VERY VERY picky on movies. I, seeing it, give it a 9 out of 10, on my "private grading scale". and what kind of movies has arms sticking out and towards you? maybe coraline, but still, you suck with reviews >.>

At 6/1/09 02:41 AM, Minion777 wrote: The only redeeming part of the experience was watching the glow from the screen bounce off the top of my brothers, smooth, sweet, succulent skin, marking a trail down the back of his shoulder towards his petite, sculpted ass.

Wait... What?

Well it looks damned pretty so I might as well go see it.

Too bad that fat little shit reminds me so much of that house monster movie or I might be able to like the character.

At 6/15/09 07:13 PM, DarkRanger365 wrote: what kind of movies has arms sticking out and towards you?

The international Smash Hit, Spy Kids 3-D: GAME OVER! In my humble opinion, a cinematic 3d tour-de-force, a true blue modern day classic!~

It's good that there are threads like this that absorb all fail so the rest of us don't have to tolerate it.

Seriously, this is a kids movie. You shouldn't be expecting a cinematic masterpiece.

Fail at trolling.

The movie was awesome, in my opinion.

The miscarriage scene took up a grand total of 13 seconds in a feature-length film, and should not be dwelt upon except to applaud pixar for going against the recent trend in recent years, one bent on hiding children from the truth about life and death.

We all cried when Bambie's mother was killed and cheered when the queen was killed in Sleeping Beauty when we were kids, yet nowadays the villains in Childrens movies just seem to "go away", either to prison or into a plot hole, at the end. God forbid our children should learn the inevitable consequence of life before they are 17.

At 6/15/09 06:34 PM, turboNEGROID wrote: Really though, MadCow has never been wrong about anything. Not circlejerking here, this is plain fact.

And I'm a friend of Genghis Khan.

What's worse, a miscarriage where you never got to know the person or a death where a character's parent dies a horrible and unnatural death right in front of his son? Like oh.. the Lion King?

I thought UP was pretty good, and Wall-E was very cute.

At 6/15/09 07:25 PM, Blue-Bullet-Bill wrote: It's good that there are threads like this that absorb all fail so the rest of us don't have to tolerate it.
At 6/15/09 07:34 PM, LichKingz wrote: Fail at trolling.

Wow, you guys sure know what you're talking about, and I respect your opinions! gb2/making ms paint threads about mods & floating in heaven on your glorious wings of pastrami you lovely lovely angels :-)

At 6/15/09 08:17 PM, Idiot-Finder wrote:

At 6/15/09 06:34 PM, turboNEGROID wrote: Really though, MadCow has never been wrong about anything. Not circlejerking here, this is plain fact.

And I'm a friend of Genghis Khan.

Oh! Hah! I get it!~

At 6/15/09 09:03 PM, Zeppelyn wrote: What's worse, a miscarriage where you never got to know the person or a death where a character's parent dies a horrible and unnatural death right in front of his son? Like oh.. the Lion King?

What the heck is a Lion King? Is it the new Pixar movie or something, I haven't read any movie reviews in a couple weeks and haven't been to the theater since witnessing the abomination this thread is about. Fill me in why don'tcha!

I smell copypasta. and I liked walle. I think pixar is trying to appeal to it's older fanbase who are the right age to understand the themes in the movie instead of mindless comedy.

At 6/1/09 02:49 PM, MirrorsEdge wrote: WHAT THE FUCK YOU TROLL

lolwut

They running out of movie ideas so they are all sucking horribly now. I've just given up on watching them.

Kung fu panda was Dreamworks not pixar. Not that my kids get to watch either when TV Land runs their Sanford And Son day AND night....

At 6/15/09 10:27 PM, ragingfred wrote: I smell copypasta.

every thread over a paragraph in length is copypasta! you're a real fucking idiot ya know that :-)

I agree with it all, except -

I also brought my children to see WallE and absolutely HATED it! The movie was just a long commercial for radical Liberals that hate America! The very notion that our great country's future could ever be so ridiculous is laughable!

I'm sorry about this, I really am, but the only laughable thing about THAT is how horribly misguided your notions are. You're being too much of a patriot... I mean, I'm not being emo, far from it, but pray tell: What makes America so great? What reason is there NOT to hate America? I'm in America and I HATE it. The government workers are so stupid they'd drink cyanide with their coffee because it was next to the sugar. They pass rediculous rules and make punishments that do not fit the crime by a LONGSHOT.
Anyway, back to the subject of the movie, the future is very realistic. Maybe not the spacecraft, but the peoples' and the planet's status are very, very believable. Brainwash your mind with patriotism all you want, you can't deny that America is a nation of filthy fatasses that can't take care of themselves for shit.
And also, Wall-E was a great movie, charming and funny. I liked it very much and I laughed a lot. So balls to your opinions in that regard.