Beowulf, what a meadhead!
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Originally Posted By: moribundman
Just when I thought I had enough absinthe for one day, I get proven wrong.
WHat?!!! dOn't you Feel okaey?!!!!
Just when I thought I had enough absinthe for one day, I get proven wrong.
WHat?!!! dOn't you Feel okaey?!!!!
Originally Posted By: MarkC
Originally Posted By: moribundman
Just when I thought I had enough absinthe for one day, I get proven wrong.
WHat?!!! dOn't you Feel okaey?!!!!
Effect of too much absinthe
Too much mead
Originally Posted By: moribundman
Just when I thought I had enough absinthe for one day, I get proven wrong.
WHat?!!! dOn't you Feel okaey?!!!!
Effect of too much absinthe
Too much mead
I likes my mead. Finally found a US distributor for Lindisfarne Mead, straight from St. Aidan's Winery on Holy Island.
Saw it yesterday. Shrek meets Andy Warhol's Frankenstein in 3D. Yeah, the fire coming out of the hole in the neck (remember those?) of the chain smoking dragon was OK.
How come there were so many pairs of teen boys with their mom's waiting for them outside? I used to be worried about the floor being sticky from spilled pop.
I should have stuck with my fading memory of the poem. $10.50 needs to be on the antifrugal list.
How come there were so many pairs of teen boys with their mom's waiting for them outside? I used to be worried about the floor being sticky from spilled pop.
I should have stuck with my fading memory of the poem. $10.50 needs to be on the antifrugal list.
I saw it Thanksgiving night out in Mississippi, and aside from their theater being 20-30 years behind in quality, the movie was great and would suggest it to anyone.
I think some people just didn't care for the animation because it wasn't "real." Though I have to say, the acting was better in Beowulf than in some of these so-called "real" movies.
As for Angelina Jolie, the animation did her some justice since it removed a good chunk of her nasty lips.
I think some people just didn't care for the animation because it wasn't "real." Though I have to say, the acting was better in Beowulf than in some of these so-called "real" movies.
As for Angelina Jolie, the animation did her some justice since it removed a good chunk of her nasty lips.
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Originally Posted By: Pablo
How come there were so many pairs of teen boys with their mom's waiting for them outside?
That 5 minute editing window is going to cost you.
How come there were so many pairs of teen boys with their mom's waiting for them outside?
That 5 minute editing window is going to cost you.
Say's who?
I'm surprised you didn’t comment on the ever changing lousy accent of Beowulf.
I'm surprised you didn’t comment on the ever changing lousy accent of Beowulf.
Watched it Thanksgiving night, too. I think the best part of it was the 3D. Afterwards I paraded around in those 3D glasses looking like a geek to the dismay of my g/f.
I thought the movie was a bit slow... I guess they had to stretch it since the story line was rather simple.
I thought the movie was a bit slow... I guess they had to stretch it since the story line was rather simple.
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Originally Posted By: Pablo
Say's who?
I'm surprised you didn’t comment on the ever changing lousy accent of Beowulf.
I was busy mulling over Angelina's curvaceous appearance. Mull mull.
Say's who?
I'm surprised you didn’t comment on the ever changing lousy accent of Beowulf.
I was busy mulling over Angelina's curvaceous appearance. Mull mull.
I saw it before thanksgiving, in 2D unfortunately (or fortunately? I don't care for all the naked man-ness) and I didn't care for the movie much. It wasn't bad, just not that good either.
Originally Posted By: Pablo
Say's who?
I'm surprised you didn’t comment on the ever changing lousy accent of Beowulf.
I never knew Geats and danes had Scots and irish accents.
Say's who?
I'm surprised you didn’t comment on the ever changing lousy accent of Beowulf.
I never knew Geats and danes had Scots and irish accents.
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