somethingsomething said: Now let's see just how well Sakuya controls the purse-strings... not to mention time management.
If everyone is there to see a movie, the purse-strings aren't really a problem. No matter what the movie, the tickets cost the same, right? So they could all split up and watch the movies they want. So I doubt money is the problem here.
This is why you go to movie theaters more than once a month - you see the shit you don't want to see because your friends like it one week, and get to drag them to the stuff you like that they don't like next week. (Although, honestly, I'm fine with waiting for DVD or HBO, so I generally just go to movies I don't like, anyway...)
... I'd kind of want to know more about what the Man-Eating Bear was about before making my decision, but other than that, Marisa Magica.
Sounds like Highlight would be a massive improvement to Twilight if it applied Remilia's characteristics over Cullen's. Plus it's yuri in this situation.
akumaten said: Spoiler for Racing Dragon The protagonist drives off a cliff
That's actually far too tame for a martial arts racing movie...
The hero drives off a cliff, punches through the windscreen, jumps into a helicopter, drives it with their feet while performing martial arts with nothing but one hand and headbutts against the ninjas or whatever are in the helicopter, then dives out with the hostage back into the car while it's still midair, thus saving the day... until they drive off the next cliff because they weren't looking.
On a side note, I meant to say this in my last post, but I do like how Remi is basically saying that she totally wants get her yuri on with Sakuya, considering the casting of that movie she wants to watch.
Shadow_Da_Hedgie said: If everyone is there to see a movie, the purse-strings aren't really a problem. No matter what the movie, the tickets cost the same, right? So they could all split up and watch the movies they want. So I doubt money is the problem here.
This is why I shouldn't make comments while fighting off sleep.
NWSiaCB said: ... I'd kind of want to know more about what the Man-Eating Bear was about before making my decision, but other than that, Marisa Magica.
It's a heartwarming story of the friendship between an innocent young vampire girl and the great bear she meets while lost in the woods. The film teaches the importance of courage, trust and the preservation of nature, and its stunning cinematography showcases the beauty of the ancient forests. Critics say "A must-see family treat!"
Rated R-18G for repeated graphic and excessively brutal violence.
kounishin said: It's a heartwarming story of the friendship between an innocent young vampire girl and the great bear she meets while lost in the woods. The film teaches the importance of courage, trust and the preservation of nature, and its stunning cinematography showcases the beauty of the ancient forests. Critics say "A must-see family treat!"
Rated R-18G for repeated graphic and excessively brutal violence.
NWSiaCB said: The hero drives off a cliff, punches through the windscreen, jumps into a helicopter, drives it with their feet while performing martial arts with nothing but one hand and headbutts against the ninjas or whatever are in the helicopter, then dives out with the hostage back into the car while it's still midair, thus saving the day... until they drive off the next cliff because they weren't looking.
Wasn't this a Jackie Chan film?
Tale of the Man-Eating BearPuella Magi
Marisa ✩ MagicaTHE MOVIERacing DragonParody of Bruce Lee movies like Enter The Dragon, plus Initial D
