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With a topic like this I would say they both lose, but when examining the grand scheme, I believe we all lose.
enh... not really a huge fan of twilight.. it was okay I can watch it once... but Harry potter and lord of the rings were just on a different level both the movie and novel
We all just lost again.
Totally.Quote:
Originally Posted by mjmacky
OK but Team Edward or Team Jacob?Quote:
Originally Posted by SneeTotally.Quote:
Originally Posted by mjmacky
The one that lost.Quote:
Originally Posted by IdolEyes787OK but Team Edward or Team Jacob?Quote:
Originally Posted by Snee
Adored by million of preteen girls and you are actually going to try and make me believe that you think either one lost?Quote:
Originally Posted by mjmackyThe one that lost.Quote:
Originally Posted by IdolEyes787
Team RENESME. The closest anyone got to killing Bella.
I appreciate the small mercy that I have absolutely no idea who that is.Quote:
Originally Posted by Darth Cicero
I didn't know if I was trying to force you to believe anything, I honestly have no idea what any of that even means.Quote:
Originally Posted by IdolEyes787Adored by million of preteen girls and you are actually going to try and make me believe that you think either one lost?Quote:
Originally Posted by mjmacky
ConverselyI didn't know that I had to make things intelligible to you brah.Quote:
Originally Posted by mjmackyI didn't know if I was trying to force you to believe anything, I honestly have no idea what any of that even means.Quote:
Originally Posted by IdolEyes787
Conversationally, you'd have to explain the teams thing. My comment about the losing team was an off-handed remark on a subject of which I lack all knowledge. Here is what I know about the series... it has gay abstinent vampires and Deadface McDeadeyes plays the female lead.Quote:
Originally Posted by IdolEyes787ConverselyI didn't know that I had to make things intelligible to you brah.Quote:
Originally Posted by mjmacky
Sorry I can't be of much help here. Twilight breaks three of my hard and fast rules about movies:Quote:
Originally Posted by mjmacky
1. Avoid anything that is likely to win multiple Teen Choice Awards
2. Don't see anything where the majority of reviews on IMDB begin with OMG!!!!
3. Something has to appear to be funny/exciting/interesting/sexy /moving or at the minimum at least unlikely to make me want to kill myself and anyone else in unfortunate proximity before investing my time into it .
You're making this too easy for me.Quote:
Originally Posted by mjmacky
The next movie is going to deal with a "sacred" relationship of an adult werewolf man, with a female baby (literally just born).
I already know that you're rooting for them to stay together. You don't have to watch the movie. Just accept the opinion I want you to have.
What do you mean werewolf, I thought it was about vampires??Quote:
Originally Posted by Darth CiceroYou're making this too easy for me.Quote:
Originally Posted by mjmacky
The next movie is going to deal with a "sacred" relationship of an adult werewolf man, with a female baby (literally just born).
I already know that you're rooting for them to stay together. You don't have to watch the movie. Just accept the opinion I want you to have.
Have you seen a movie produced about porphyria patients in the last 10 years that has not included animosity against other porphyria classes' clans as a theme?
Twilight is no different. It has both sides of the porphyria condition.
On a more serious note, when people pick "teams" they are essentially choosing whether they want the vampires or the werewolves to have Deadface McDeadeyes part of their family. The vampires are shown to be dangerous creatures that can kill her at any second but try to practice restraint (a failed attempt at dealing with with the challenges of one's nature and facing adversity - regular themes when the story was created), and the werewolves are shown to be loving protectors of the land bent on cleansing the danger of vampires. The story then involves themes such as proof that the vampires didn't get to choose who they are, and that the judgement placed upon them should not be indicative of the history associated with them, but to reflect the resolve with which they deal with their personal turmoil.
That's why teens usually side with team vampire. Pure psychological gimmick. And that's why older viewers tend to side with team werewolf. I mean, anyone with half a fucking brain would realize nature always beats nurture.
This has resulted in me learning of the series, which I really didn't want to do. Worst of all, I work with porphyrins, and you've fucking perverted that. I'm going to dedicate the next month to making you dead to me.
I'm printing this post and framing it.Quote:
Originally Posted by mjmacky
Also, I'm getting closer to identifying you. There aren't many labs in the world that work with prophyrins. I actually did a summer job in one of them. One positive out of 300 tests. Before I worked there I really did think that doctors think of porphyrias last, right beneath lead poisoning. :shifty:
You can try, but I'm working on a collaborative project and haven't yet published under a primary authorship (as it is unfinished). Basically that adds infinitum back into the equation.Quote:
Originally Posted by Darth Cicero
Harry Potter
that is a no brainer - Harry Potter all day long, the quiddich matches are the bomb :-)
I like Harry Potter more. I think twilight is b****it
Harry Potter
Harry potter for sure.
Never read or saw anything about the twilight series.
harry potter is way better
Someone please help me out and fill in the apostrophes with the same number of letters to make an actual word so that I will know what he meant.Quote:
Originally Posted by hjsq
Harry Potter is better
Harry potter was one of the movies that involved magic and had cool cpecial effects for that!!
Twilight was one the the movies that involved vampires and werewolves and had cool special effects for that.:unsure:Quote:
Originally Posted by TrObAs
harry potter love magic better than vampires and werewolfs
You probably love sniffing glue more than anything.Quote:
Originally Posted by shaman0032000
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y9pkhp_SSr8
Twilight Saga is better then Harry Potter.
Harry Potter is just for kids and who is kid will definitely enjoy this movie.
I still like harry potter from my childhood.i cant compare harry potter with twilight.because twilight is nothing towards harry potter.
HP is far better. Twilight's plot is just elemental characteristics of fictional mythological creatures blended with tacky dialogue, and a werewolf and a vamp fighting for some gash.
Harry Potter, preferably. Much better than twilight.
Lord of the Rings.
The entire storyline of Harry Potter is amazing.I love horror, but romanticizing Vampires like that is unaccteptable
The whole concept behind vampirism is that it's a metaphor for sex.Quote:
Originally Posted by SelfMadeMMAn
In terms of most of Western civilizations introduction to the vampire ,Bram Stoker's Dracula is awash with this idea.
Actually most "horror" originated as metaphor and it's a quite recent development to strip it down to just mindless killing to allow certain members of society their perverse thrills.
In this one case the fictional 'Dracula' (Son of the Dragon) had a very real historical counterpart, Vlad Die Tepes Otherwise known as Vlad the impaler. The real man was far worse than his fictional counterpart because he impaled thousands of 'traitors' (real or imagined) from his subjects and his enemies. But in many ways he was a shrewd warrior, his was an isolated military outpost, Wallachia was easily and frequently attacked, he made the cost of attack a very grave one for his enemies.Quote:
Originally Posted by IdolEyes787The whole concept behind vampirism is that it's a metaphor for sex.Quote:
Originally Posted by SelfMadeMMAn
In terms of most of Western civilizations introduction to the vampire ,Bram Stoker's Dracula is awash with this idea.
Actually most "horror" originated as metaphor and it's a quite recent development to strip it down to just mindless killing to allow certain members of society their perverse thrills.