But I don't know the actual number of times we'll be able to catch it. Unfortunately I just haven't been able to go to the movies lately as much as I'd like. I saw The LEGO Movie just five times, for example, which might sound like a lot, but I adore it and really wanted to catch it more times than that.
I have GODZILLA (the original and the Dean Devlin remake) on Blu-ray.
How does the new GODZILLA compare to the other two?
A very different animal to the Devlin/Emmerich remake (which I like)...much closer in spirit to the original, but of course light years ahead on the FX front (and, in my opinion, raises the bar significantly on creature effects anyway).
I'll go and see it at least one more time...has some eye-popping 3D moments for anyone interested...
If I like the film when I see it this weekend I will return again, if I love the film I probably will return a few times, if I don't like the film I will watch GORGO again and say Eugene Lourie, you are still king.
I've seen it zero times so far, and plan on seeing it zero more times before it hits home video (and then I will see it). But I haven't seen a movie in a theater in over 8 years.
Why bother seeing it on video, a film like that you could never really give it a true critical rating. Matter of fact to be honest although this may open a can of worms I find it very hard to truly compare a film when one you saw on the full screen and one you didn't. I know of course it is not feasible to see everything in the theatres but one have to admit even a one set film like 12 angry men is different on a big screen then on a small screen.
My girlfriend really enjoyed the film and it seem like most of the people around me did as well. I know a couple of guys in front of me were talking how they loved these scenes and probably will be back. I would like if I get a chance in my busy life to see it at least one more time, Definitely in 3d.
That's wonderful. Typical response from a board member. You know what this board reminds me of a comedy I once saw where there was a sports show on the radio and everyone who call in started asking questions about plumbing, but that was funny. Folks do some of you feel there is this deep cloud of annoying sarcastic vibes that hangs over this board, I just can't imagine why many people just wander away from here after awhile. Sure I can't imagine[ha-ha]
Movies are like vacuum cleaners, Dan. Sooner or later, you get sucked in. But the point I'm really making is it won't get seen in a cinema. As with most things, it will have to be plugged in at home.
That's wonderful. Typical response from a board member. You know what this board reminds me of a comedy I once saw where there was a sports show on the radio and everyone who call in started asking questions about plumbing, but that was funny. Folks do some of you feel there is this deep cloud of annoying sarcastic vibes that hangs over this board, I just can't imagine why many people just wander away from here after awhile. Sure I can't imagine[ha-ha]
...says Dan, adding to the reservoir of sarcasm
I haven't seen Godzilla yet but wouldn't dream of saying so here.
In other news, our hot water boiler is working just fine right now. I'll keep you updated as to how many times it continues to work just fine.
But again I think you are missing the point of where people are coming from. Too say someone has sarcasm when they and others spend some time given compliments on something that was well made or people they enjoyed watching or seeing their talents comes from. People who are trying to find some enjoyment in this often cold depressing world we live in and I say right on, that's not sarcasm. Why would someone want to attack that or lower other peoples enjoyment. On this board we constantly at a steady rate salute people like ZIMMER, OR SPIELBERG OR CONTI ETC ETC, What is wrong with that? I think some of the people hear who are always looking for the negative are in denial of the reasons they feel the need to act that way. At least I call it out and offer my honest opinions on the apathy that is here often. The man who put this whole forum together gets just 18 response on one of his most special time in his life. A thread saluting the birthday of 3 very popular giants of the large horror genre get's not one response. Meanwhile it seems for every thread or comment that comes down on the lighter positive side there is a need for something negative to start a vocal war. If there are a few errors made by the board members it gets jump on as quick as the road runner, but no compliments or barely ever are giving for the positive things written here.Which I really find amusing since things written here are not a edited book or magazine for sale, where errors are fairly common. But maybe as SAM ARKOFF once said people are not always sure what they want, but they know what they don't want. So tear away, why should I care.
Dan I've seen you lambast all the Toho Godzilla movies before this one was even released. In fact you generally said everything the Japanese do is crap. I read you lambast Roger Corman films. So apparently your free to speak your mind and its somehow not negative or sarcastic when you give your opinion.
