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WTF..As you know I got my new 3d projector so I had to try this movie out with 3d. K I would rather watch Pacific rim on repeat than watch this crap. Wow what a garbage piece of shisnight this was. Yeah it was really bad....even in 3d.

AAAAHHHH I KNEW IT!! I Haven't watched it yet, but i won't now!!! Everyone was coming to me like: "hey dude what a movie!! epic story" and I was like "dude.. no way a story of a kid in a boat is a good movie.." AND I WAS RIGHT!!!

Pacific Rim FOR THE WIN!!

Halls, are you gonna watch the new godzilla too?

But... but... it's not just a kid in a boat.

There's a tiger!!

Haven't seen it - haven't heard anyone that liked it, so I avoided it

I couldn't watch it, especially not with people around. I'd yell the whole time about how the tiger would eat the little boy once it got hungry.

Xaos wrote:I couldn't watch it, especially not with people around. I'd yell the whole time about how the tiger would eat the little boy once it got hungry.

LOL, that's exactly the first thought I had when I saw the trailer for it. "The tiger eats the kid... end of movie..."

they explain that but it is still pretty stupid.

Xaos wrote:I couldn't watch it, especially not with people around. I'd yell the whole time about how the tiger would eat the little boy once it got hungry.

I KNOW RIGHT? People told me that the kid was like a super genius and he managed to keep the tiger fed with a dead zebra or something.. but how ridiculous that is? A tiger will always jump on you

No the kid is not a genius, he survives by being a pansy but regardless the whole plot really goes no where and the end is a pointless closing scene to a pointless movie.

hallsofvallhalla wrote:No the kid is not a genius, he survives by being a pansy but regardless the whole plot really goes no where and the end is a pointless closing scene to a pointless movie.

Yap, not even worth downloading ... what a shame!

I heard people who had read the book sound very shocked that it was becoming a movie, as it was supposed to be one of those "impossible" books to adapt. I have to say I have heard tons of great stuff about it, though.