Music & Movies

Jakky, you're supposed to develop your bots and post real conversations. Not ones you make up yourself. Pie lover's development is O and all she says is "I was just born and cant speak well". Don't you get it?

:O I feel betrayed... I thought those were real conversations... I almost was impressed...

Jakky, trying to get on my good side or making me feel sorry for you isn't going to work. You need to grow up, stop spamming, work on your bots- or leave, because you are not welcome here doing what you're currently doing. If this annoyance and stupidity is the best you can do, we don't want you here.

As for the V for Vendetta creator shunning the movie, I'd take that with a grain of salt. If I were him, I'd be pretty jaded, too, after the train wreck that was The League of Extrordinary Gentlemen.

I sense I'm in the minority here, but I actually enjoyed the LoEG - a bit frothy and ultimately insubstantial, but quite stylish froth, nonetheless.

I agree, psimagus. It was enjoyable, though no where near as good as the graphic novel on which it was based. It's the kind of movie I label "enjoyable fluff." Good snack, not too filling, not worth repeating very often (if at all).

Yeah - that sums it up I guess. I never read the original, but it's on my mental list to pick up if I see it going cheap/second-hand (I'm generally too mean to buy new books )

Personally I think that mustache on that mask (in V for Vandetta) looks kinda stupid, but then again, I never read it...

I liked The League of Extrordinary Gentlemen. I see nothing wrong with a movie that is just fluffy fun.

I liked The League of Extrordinary Gentlemen, the ending was corney and I never read the novel, so I guess I cant hold a strong opinion on it.

I agree about the mask but I, like you have not read it so whatever

I'm not saying I didn't enjoy LoEG, but really, after reading the graphic novels, I can't find it in myself to respect them.

oh did the movie makers ruin the book?