kurokage
Signed Up: February 7, 2007
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Name: chris neumann
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Sigourney Weaver Up for ALIENS 5 - Jul 04, 2008 07:17pm
Mania on this Day: Independence Props, Two-Face Timberlake and Robot Cash - Jul 04, 2008 12:01am Top Maniacal Rumors: Riddler's Clues, Super Millar and Abe Frankenstein - Jul 03, 2008 12:58pm First Official Trailer for EARTH STOOD STILL Online - Jul 03, 2008 08:20am Bale Will Bail if Robin Shows in KNIGHT Sequel - Jul 03, 2008 05:03am Director Yates Talks Intro of HALF BLOOD PRINCE - Jul 03, 2008 03:45am Madden and Vaughn Team up for DEBT Remake - Jul 03, 2008 03:33am David Fincher and Dark Horse Leads THE GOON - Jul 03, 2008 03:24am Seven Join Cage in Herzog's BAD LIEUTENANT - Jul 03, 2008 03:16am Millar Will Deliver New Pitch for SUPERMAN - Jul 03, 2008 02:37am IMAX Bank Scene from DARK KNIGHT - Jul 02, 2008 09:26pm New Trailer for Jane's MUTANT CHRONICLES - Jul 02, 2008 04:18pmkurokage's Last Comments
How Much is TOO Much? - Jul 18, 2007 - 11:14am
I'm split. On one hand, if you have information and feel like sharing it with the world, do so and include a SPOILER WARNING as everyone else has mentioned so far. However, do not be a jerk about it and force it on people. Those who want to spoil it for themselves can, and those who want to wait and be surprised should be able to. On the other hand, I feel bad for the filmmakers. Filmmaking is about bringing a new experience to audiences. Part of the reason most people become filmmakers is because they love creating and they love making people feel like they just experienced something they never experienced before. I feel sometimes that spoilers ruin it for the filmmakers because they can't surprise audiences if we already know what's going to happen. Who knows, it may even get to the point where the filmmakers we want to keep seeing won't want to make movies anymore because we aren't letting them give us that experience. I also feel that spoilers make the movie worse for the people that read them. If you know so much about the movie before seeing it, of course you won't enjoy it as much; OF COURSE you're going to come out feeling, "that didn't really do anything for me." Maybe that's where so many complaints about movies being irrelevant are coming from.
I'm split. On one hand, if you have information and feel like sharing it with the world, do so and include a SPOILER WARNING as everyone else has mentioned so far. However, do not be a jerk about it and force it on people. Those who want to spoil it for themselves can, and those who want to wait and be surprised should be able to. On the other hand, I feel bad for the filmmakers. Filmmaking is about bringing a new experience to audiences. Part of the reason most people become filmmakers is because they love creating and they love making people feel like they just experienced something they never experienced before. I feel sometimes that spoilers ruin it for the filmmakers because they can't surprise audiences if we already know what's going to happen. Who knows, it may even get to the point where the filmmakers we want to keep seeing won't want to make movies anymore because we aren't letting them give us that experience. I also feel that spoilers make the movie worse for the people that read them. If you know so much about the movie before seeing it, of course you won't enjoy it as much; OF COURSE you're going to come out feeling, "that didn't really do anything for me." Maybe that's where so many complaints about movies being irrelevant are coming from.
Another CLOVERFIELD Site Launches - Jul 06, 2007 - 01:38am
There are five puzzle games in all. If you e-mail the address on the site (van@ethanhaaswasright.com), I think he sends you an e-mail back with clues on how to beat the puzzles. Or you can cheat and look 'em up on Google.
There are five puzzle games in all. If you e-mail the address on the site (van@ethanhaaswasright.com), I think he sends you an e-mail back with clues on how to beat the puzzles. Or you can cheat and look 'em up on Google.
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I think I got them all. Number 9 is the only one I'm still not 100% on.