The Post Your Thoughts of the Moment Thread 2

[E. Gadd Industries]

Through maaaaagic??

[Tobbeh99]

Is that stuff even legal!?

[Nebbles]

you heard it here folks, viewing an online forum when ur banned is illegal the police are coming after u dude

[mikey]

Just watched the corpse bride and it was pretty good.  I liked all the little things that they put into it

[cashwarrior1]

^I hate that movie. I dunno why.

[Nitro Indigo]

I've never seen Corpse Bride, but while we're on the subject of stop-motion films, can you all please watch Kubo and the Two Strings? And is The Boxtrolls any good?

[Dude]

you heard it here folks, viewing an online forum when ur banned is illegal the police are coming after u dude

i always thought it was the anime i pirated all those years ago that was going to put me in jail but nope, it's this.

[Altissimo]

fucking kek

[cashwarrior1]

I've never seen Corpse Bride, but while we're on the subject of stop-motion films, can you all please watch Kubo and the Two Strings? And is The Boxtrolls any good?

I really want to watch Kubo. I probably have to wait for it to come out on DVD though.

[Nitro Indigo]

It doesn't come out on Blu-ray in my country until January. Which is a shame, because I want to give it a second chance because I was tired when I first watched it, and I went into it expecting a shocking plot twist like in The LEGO Movie for some reason. Kubo is barely in cinemas.

Now if you excuse me, I'll be making a thread for animated films.

[mikey]

Uh... Shocking plot twist in Lego movie?  Elaborate?
We already have a movie thread I think the distinction isn't important enough

[SlowPokemon]

I've never seen Corpse Bride, but while we're on the subject of stop-motion films, can you all please watch Kubo and the Two Strings? And is The Boxtrolls any good?

I love Corpse Bride but Nightmare Before Christmas is much better (it's actually my favorite movie).

Kubo is incredible like the other Laika films, but I actually have an unpopular opinion: The Boxtrolls is my favorite Laika, maybe besides Coraline. I love how Laika's "no straight lines" rule makes their films so quirky to look at.

[Nitro Indigo]

Uh... Shocking plot twist in Lego movie?  Elaborate?

Spoiler

The story was made up by an eight-year-old boy.

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I love how Laika's "no straight lines" rule makes their films so quirky to look at.

You learn something new every day.
Also, from the trailers, The Boxtrolls seems similar in tone to something Aardman would make; I didn't even know it was American until this year!

[mikey]

Spoiler

The story was made up by an eight-year-old boy.

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IT WAS NOT FIGHT ME EMMETT WAS CONCIOUS AND ALIVE AND MOVING YOU ARE WRONG

[Nitro Indigo]

I didn't really understand that scene either.