Originally posted by Peach
Twilight is bad for your intelligence.
I enjoyed it, madam 😛
I guess I liked it for what it was, I had no expectations. It's not an epic novel for intellectuals, it's a ridiculous romance for teens. I got carried away with the books once I'd seen the movie as I figured they had to be better, as I usually do. But once I reached Breaking Dawn I'd had enough. I doubt I'll ever read it, tbh shrug
Originally posted by Syren
I enjoyed it, madam 😛I guess I liked it for what it was, I had no expectations. It's not an epic novel for intellectuals, it's a ridiculous romance for teens. I got carried away with the books once I'd seen the movie as I figured they had to be better, as I usually do. But once I reached Breaking Dawn I'd had enough. I doubt I'll ever read it, tbh shrug
I'm sure it's possible to make a ridiculous romance for teenagers that's not horribly written and setting them up with tons of false expectations 😛
Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
The scene where Edward steps into the sunlight and is all sparkly.......I laughed so hard beer came outta my nose.
😆 😆 😆
I swear to my PS3 that I was in a theatre filled with tons and tons of women, young and old, and just 3 men: Myself, my brother, and my father. (We had to go with a HUGE giant group of people. We drove all of our respective sweetie pies.)
When he stepped into the light. I laughed really hard, as quietly as I could muster. The girls down in front of me turned around with looks like they were going to slit my throat. My wife gently smacked my arm...as wives tend to do when their husbands do something wrong.
Originally posted by dadudemonI rememebr years ago my ex dragged me to see Brokeback Mountain. There were like ten people in the theatre, and I am fairly certain we were the only heteros. Two aisles in front of us were two guys holding hands.
😆 😆 😆I swear to my PS3 that I was in a theatre filled with tons and tons of women, young and old, and just 3 men: Myself, my brother, and my father. (We had to go with a HUGE giant group of people. We drove all of our respective sweetie pies.)
When he stepped into the light. I laughed really hard, as quietly as I could muster. The girls down in front of me turned around with looks like they were going to slit my throat. My wife gently smacked my arm...as wives tend to do when their husbands do something wrong.
Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
I rememebr years ago my ex dragged me to see Brokeback Mountain. There were like ten people in the theatre, and I am fairly certain we were the only heteros. Two aisles in front of us were two guys holding hands.
I rented Brokeback because someone said it was good and won awards. Me, trying to be the cultured one, rented it.
I turned it off about 2/3 the way through. Something about two dudes making out like mad crazy did bode well for meh. 😘
However, I did see the point of the film and I can see the message. Don't hate on gays.
Originally posted by Syren
I enjoyed it, madam 😛I guess I liked it for what it was, I had no expectations. It's not an epic novel for intellectuals, it's a ridiculous romance for teens. I got carried away with the books once I'd seen the movie as I figured they had to be better, as I usually do. But once I reached Breaking Dawn I'd had enough. I doubt I'll ever read it, tbh shrug
Originally posted by dadudemonHonestly, I didnt totally hate it.
I rented Brokeback because someone said it was good and won awards. Me, trying to be the cultured one, rented it.I turned it off about 2/3 the way through. Something about two dudes making out like mad crazy did bode well for meh. 😘
However, I did see the point of the film and I can see the message. Don't hate on gays.