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In defense of Wes Anderson:

Terastas wrote:Wes Anderson can't wright.

But at least he can spell! (it's "write")

Raina The Werewolf Queen wrote:some one is alittle yippy today

Yip! Yip!!

He's married, Raina! Just let it go already.

Raina The Werewolf Queen wrote:Wooo hooo I'm alive. *gets up* Now where is ABrownrigg

Gee, I wonder if Raina likes Anthony. I'm not sure, after dozens of posts, if she's made her point clear yet.

I agree with Last Howl. Keeping the hair would also be a further benefit to having some of the human characteristics remain in WW form, instead of people turning into jungle animals that belong in a zoo. Gestalt all the way!

Sorry that was me who posted that last comment.

Heh heh, nail file *chuckles* I can see what you mean now. I DO like the idea of them growing up under the human nail, splitting them and having them fall off and then growing out from there. It seems more natural that way. Yes, that definitely would be the way to go with the nails. That way the na...

He's a thorough guy, that Vuldari!

Speaking of New York, I was watching Ghostbusters yesterday. There's a scene where the terror dog is chasing Louis on the street, and he comes to this glass sided building thing where the people are eating dinner. He beats on the glass and they just ignore him even when he screams and slides down t...

I hate to say it, but I did enjoy the feet of the female werewolf in "Cursed," especially in the parking lot scene when a character was hiding underneath a car, and she saw the WW's feet walking by. Also, there was a part when we saw the wet marks of bare, human feet on the parking lot flo...

I have an adorable miniature dachshund named Jazper (yes, the "z" is there on purpose). I call him "Jaspy." He'll be four in August. He always welcomes me home from work by spinning around in circles, jumping up and down, wagging his tail, and barking happily.

A "DEBATE" entails that one or both parties involved are attempting to convince the other that thier point is the move valid. I am not trying to convince anyone to agree with my point of view anymore ...therefore I am not debating. Here are your exact words: "I don't think we need to...

Here is your message I was referring to (posted below). You specifically said, in the future, to PM you about this "debate" and I would PM you back, yet then you went ahead and continued venting against "Ep. III" here on the forum again anyway. If you have something more to say, ...

:? I'm confused. I thought we decided to drop this debate. Though I will say you only posted one legitimate review (from "Rolling Stone"). The rest were "ePinions" Internet bloggers, and I don't count those. Well... SOMEONE out there agreed with me anyway... Dissapointed reviewer...

I know I promised I'd drop this, but, to paraphrase "Scarface": "Vuldari keeps pullin' me back!" Of course, this message is rife with SPOILERS: Here I go: 1) In "Return of the Jedi," Leia is talking about her ADOPTIVE MOTHER! Not Padme. 2) You "look back fondly on ...

Whatever. I could go on, again point by point (e.g., the reason the battle in the beginning might seem contrary to logic was because the whole thing was a trap set up by Palpatine, since him and Count Dooku were really on the same side; Anakin became Darth Vader BEFORE he put the suit on (he only pu...

O.k., I'll explain the movie point by point in your message. WARNING: To do so, I have to contain numerous SPOILERS. Anyone who has not seen the movie, STOP READING THIS NOW: 1) Anakin was seduced by the Dark Side because the Emperor convinced him that it was the only way to save Padme from death du...

P.S.: If you don't want to listen to critics, here's what "Star Wars" fans are saying:

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/film_star_wars_opens

Many people may enjoy it, even if you didn't (i.e. Howling Fan). No, I did enjoy it. That was the whole point of my messages. I must say, though, that I'm a little insulted that even though I listed reason after reason why this one is the best prequel, and Vuldari simply said "Don't see it&quo...

I have to agree with Figarou: ?? It's one thing to say you don't like a movie and tell people not to see it; it's quite another to offer no evidence of your opinion. "Flashy special effects"? Every "SW" movie features "flashy special effects," including the 1977 origina...

Because my friend works at a theater, I saw "Revenge of the Sith" for free two days before its premiere. It was definitely the best "SW" prequel by far, though I know that's not saying much. However, I disagree with the critics who say it was better than "Jedi." Even th...

Oops, I forgot to mention that I work in the same building on Park Avenue as Jeanne Garafalo and Al Franken, since the world headquarters of Air America (new liberal radio talk show) is located here. I saw Al once, and he looked kinda creepy--like he didn't want to talk to anyone, which is ironic si...

Hmmm.....Lessee: In the world of music, I've met Robby Kreiger (the guitarist of The Doors) and Andy Williams (famous old-time singer of Xmas songs). Since I used to be a rock critic for various newspapers, I also interviewed Blind Melon after Shannon Hoon overdosed and died, Vertical Horizon, and S...

The Harry Potter series is one instance where I think I like the books equally to the Movies. Usually it is universally true that the book is allways better. (...gee...that was redundant...) Well, to make this thread slightly relevant to this site, one instance where the movie was 10 times better t...