AWKWARD ZOMBIE

As far as I'm concerned, V's job was done by the time he died. I suppose he tried to give her a choice to stop the revolution at the end, but they were already far past the point of no return, what with V's masked army on the march, and Evie wanted by the government. She finished his work and (probably) began her own, which was to rebuild. You can't follow the footsteps of someone who walks off a cliff. You have to pick left or right, or fall after them.

I didn't like it either myself ,but it had it's moments like http://images.flyingstove.com/galleries ... ESENDO.swf ( takes a tad to load)

Meh, it didn't load for me. What scene was it? The beginning with Parliament exploding? Everyone should read the comic. It's shit loads better.

I asked for it for Christmas and didn't get it. Wii took up all my "I want this" points.

I got a Wii for Christmas (even though I don't get to play it because my brother keeps stealing it from me and my parents won't let me take it back from him), and an ORLY hat from Gaia. The other gifts were just like, socks and notebooks and stuff...

Smashed Bee Twofer < CoCo Kitty Keychain < ORLY

>9000

IT'S OVER NINE THOOUUUSAAAAAANNND!

ORLY?

OK, I just finished watching SAW. Pretty good film, but not fantastic. I loved the show-no-mercy ending. [spoiler]My problems with this film were many, though. For one thing, the black cop would have died if he had really had his throat sliced like that. Also, I felt no emotional connection with any characters except for the photographer kid. Also, the film didn't tell a complete story. It was all set up, and it only gave a taste of a climax when the photographer got trapped. I guess I'll have to watch the rest of the films to gain completion from the story. I hated how unbadass the cops were, too. But, I loved how they allowed Lawrence, a bad guy in many respects, to escape, even though he'd probably die in the hall anyway, but the most morally sound character, the photographer kid, gets to rot in the cell. That just left a bad taste in my mouth, and I love films that are able to do that, because there are so few. Lastly, the only thing that scared me was the closet scene in the photographers home. I jumped in fright. The rest of the movie wasn't scary at all. Also, I almost cried when the photographer got shot. I cheered when he got up again, but I almost cried again when he got trapped.[/spoiler]

Zach, that image is way too big.

Put it into a link or shrink it down.

Your computer fails.

I just finished watching Fight Club.

IT WAS FUCKING RADICAL!

Favorite films:

1. Se7en
2. Fight Club
3. Oldboy