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Ok, how large is you film collection? Not really. And I'd reckon that if there are any they probably suck the big one. If there was even just a mildly fun Sci-Fi Kung-Fu movie, it would automatically become a cult favourite.

How big is your dvd collection?

I can agree with that, except for two things. Robocop sucks except as a mindless action flick, and at that is just ok (Terminator is better). And I wouldn't take out Solaris. By the way, didn't you hate Jean Pierre Jeunet? Dark Star and The Thing would look well on the mad props list. Edit: And how the hell do you remember all those Hauer flicks? I've seen quite a few of them and quickly proceeded to forget them all. 2nd edit: Here's an awesome horror movie for you to see.

We know what it's about. What we want to know is why you think it's so deep.

Rutger Hauer was great in Blade Runner.Sure, he sucked in about everything else he did, but that shouldn't take away from his performance in the best sci-fi flick of all time. http://www.guardian.co.uk/life/news/page/0...1290764,00.html http://www.guardian.co.uk/life/feature/sto...1290567,00.html

Me too. It's not incredibly shallow, but when compared to Blade Runner it really sticks out as superficial. Not to mention it doesn't meld it's themes with the narrative even half as well as Blade Runner does.

He's still right. And to think I was about 13 when I first saw it.

No. Sorry. There is however a thoroughly brilliant scene where she's cutting some vegetables in the kitchen that is quite interesting. If you want sex,

Well, it's quite funny at times, and that always works well with big crowds. It's also very interesting culturally because of the way it describes small Spanish villages. And, as usual Almod

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Ghost in a Shell (the first one) is good but it's no Blade Runner. What exactly do you mean by more thoughtful?

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Try The Haunting, then. Or Rosemary's Baby. And The Thing is pretty damn good. Edit: Hey, what's this deleting crap?

Well, you can't really go wrong with Bergman and I've heard that Bresson's flick is really good, but I haven't seen it. It's hard to think of a movie you haven't seen, but I'll see what I can do. Edit: Are you familiar with Almod

To the best of my knowledge the Huns were religious. And they were not that primitive. Also, don't forget that progress is exponential.

Yes, like Narcissus are an actual flower, but really have bugger all to do with the Narcissus myth.

I don't know Mori Masaki, but Oshii is in no way as talented as Miyazaki and Takahata.

Because George Lucas sucks?

I'm not complaining. I'm actually glad someone saw where I was coming from.

It's not cold until you have an ice stalactite hanging from your nose.

I'm familiar with Nietzsche's work. Do you think I post these things blindly?

Indeed.

Yes. My point is that, perhaps, some years from now (100, 500, 5000?), we won't need religion because we've gone beyond it. It's just an idea, I'm not saying it's true.

I played the level three times: Fighter, stealthy assassin and mage. Great fun all around.

Download it! You won't regret it.