I usually write my review before I've seen the film.
Then I can decide whether it's worth seeing or not.
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I usually write my review before I've seen the film.
Then I can decide whether it's worth seeing or not.
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Originally Posted by SnnY
That was kinda the point when I started doing the film review of the day thing. I would just post "I like it" because nobody really cares about in-depth critical analysis, they just want my opinion. Then at some point I realised the joke was so subtle that even I didn't get it, so I just gave up and started writing in-depth critical analysisess to boost my fragile ego. And now I'm explaining my joke to you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Busyman™
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I decide whether or not a film's worth seeing by rolling a 20 dice.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barbarossa
What level DM,are you?Quote:
Originally Posted by SnnYI decide whether or not a film's worth seeing by rolling a 20 dice.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barbarossa
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That was crap to be honest. I just wanted to quote Barbara's funny so I could bask in it's reflected glory.Quote:
Originally Posted by SnnYI decide whether or not a film's worth seeing by rolling a 20 dice.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barbarossa
Die.
The singular of dice is die.
A 20 die - would that be icosahedral in shape :blink:
Hawt stuff :smilie4:
What level Dm,are you?Quote:
Originally Posted by Barbarossa
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I couldn't remember which way round it was. I thought die was plural.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barbarossa
Yeah I do that too but mainly on just these forums (usually for teh funny).Quote:
Originally Posted by Cheese
I remember that way back when the Matrix Reloaded (or was it Revolutions?) came out.
For the most part though, if I've seen the movie already, I can't be bothered with the review.
I don't know whether to call you a geek for making that comment or call myself one for knowing what you said.:unsure:Quote:
Originally Posted by brotherdoobieWhat level DM,are you?Quote:
Originally Posted by SnnY
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