pirates 3 and probably simpsons movie.
I didn't even FINISH my copy of Order of the Phoenix and considering how they cut so much stuff from Goblet of Fire & Prizoner of Azkaban, it'll be a "pity" viewing on the first day just so I can say I went. I didn't like the 5th book anyway. They'll probably butcher it just like they butchered #3 and #4.
I do hope HP movie #5 will be PG-13 to encourage parents to be smart and see it before they drag little 4 year old sally, 5 year old Susie and 6 year old Timmy.
What summer movie are you most excited about seeing in 2007?
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I want EVERYONE to take note of Timon/Pumba fan's statement. He is taking a teaser trailer for Ratatouille, which features material that, in most likelihood, will not even be included in the actual film. It's a teaser trailer that is created to give you a general idea about who the characters are, and a very little bit of information about the story. Then, Timon/Pumbaa fan takes this teaser, and has decided that the film is going to be terrible, hopes that the film will bomb, and predicts that it won't even make $100 million dollars. ALL OF THIS, based on a teaser trailer. Even funnier, and the part that really makes me realize that Timon/Pumbaa fan hates Pixar, is that he the takes the teaser for Meet the Robinsons (I'm assuming this is what he is basing his opinion on, considering the movie isn't even out until 2007), and states that it is pretty much confirmed to receive an Oscar for "Best Animated Film".Timon/Pumbaa fan wrote:
9. Ratatoullie: The teaser was just flat-out AWFUL. The animation didn't wow me, the story looks like Pixar's most unoriginal tale to date seeing how talking rat stories have been made in animation since 1928. It doesn't have a "Brad Bird" style at all, and the jokes were corny, I honestly thought the teaser for Barnyard was more appealing. At least that SHOWED us something!!! Frankly, I'm hoping this bombs, more than Shrek 3. In fact, I really think this could be the first Pixar film to not pass the $100 million dollar mark. Meet the Robinsons has pretty much confirmed an Oscar in 2008 for "Best Animated film".
Wow, I'm just blown away by this statement, Timon/Pumbaa fan. I really am. I thought I couldn't be any more dumbfounded by statements that you make, but, I was wrong.
First of all, even though I wasn't impressed with the trailer for Meet the Robinsons, I'm willing to give it a chance, and see it in theaters. Even though I imagine that Ratatouille will be a much better film (based on Pixar's past) than Meet the Robinsons, I still wouldn't hope for Meet the Robinsons to bomb.
Amazing!
