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Agreed.And the kid sucked.
Again, that's why people should be less concerned with script details. What's important is the ultimate emotional or philosophical response a film brings.
Again, that's why people should be less concerned with script details. What's important is the ultimate emotional or philosophical response a film brings.
*Thinking of my Terminator time loop fan-fiction again*...Which usually comes up with a well crafted story. Time Travel stories are incredibly difficult to get to be very accurate because not only because it's based on a seemingly impossible concept.
Agreed...Which usually comes up with a well crafted story. Time Travel stories are incredibly difficult to get to be very accurate because not only because it's based on a seemingly impossible concept.
I don't think people are as concerned with script details as you think. Many people constantly miss details of movies or have plot holes occur and people love it.
I finally watched Skyfall last night. I liked it, but the ending made me laugh, cause it reminded me of Home Alone.
...Which usually comes up with a well crafted story. Time Travel stories are incredibly difficult to get to be very accurate because not only because it's based on a seemingly impossible concept.
I don't think people are as concerned with script details as you think. Many people constantly miss details of movies or have plot holes occur and people love it.
You're both foolishly wrong.Agreed