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Geek Culture / Saw II

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Jeku
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Posted: 29th Oct 2005 23:10
Did anyone see this yet? I'm going to a matinee in about 2 hours because I really enjoyed the first one. It was truly sadistic--- something Hollywood, in all its cliched patheticness, never does. Plus the story was unique and really made you think.

The only problems is none of my friends want to see it, so I'll be going alone

Megaton Cat
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Posted: 29th Oct 2005 23:22 Edited at: 29th Oct 2005 23:23
Heh going to see this one today aswell.

I've read it's virtually the exact same thing as the first, but I hadn't seen the first so it doesn't matter.

Quote: "The only problems is none of my friends want to see it, so I'll be going alone"


Hehe whatever you gota tell yourself to make yourself feel better buddy.


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re faze
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Posted: 30th Oct 2005 00:03
John Y
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Posted: 30th Oct 2005 00:06
Saw it today, very good. It went a little slow in the middle, but then as ever the twist at the end was fantastic.

I also loved the opening 5 minutes, the writer(s) seriously must be close to being serial killers themselves.

If your old enough and like a little gore, go and see it

TDP Enterprises
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Posted: 30th Oct 2005 00:52
i saw the first one and was floored by it, a suprisingly great horror-movie (yes, "great horror-movie" is an oxymoron)

i cant wait to see the new one

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FINN MAN
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Posted: 30th Oct 2005 01:22
No, I am planning to go.

I will be going to The Rocky Horror Picture Show first, just to see all of the people dress up like the charters and act out lines and to through rise.
Jeku
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Posted: 30th Oct 2005 04:03
Just got back from it. It was great---- excellent It isn't like the first one, in that this one has more character development. And it was just a little Wes Craven-- not too much so, but still enough to make you roll your eyes.

As a whole, it was well worth the $5 matinee price.

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Posted: 30th Oct 2005 04:49
Quote: "$5 "

wow, the price at my theater is a steep $10

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Mattman
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Posted: 30th Oct 2005 04:50
Isn't there a US / Canada dollar value difference?
Eric T
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Posted: 30th Oct 2005 05:55
Just got back from it, saw a prime time showing (6:30). I liked it alot, though even better than the movie was the people in the full theater. A guy about 2 rows ahead of me tossed it during the "door" scene. And the women were screaming and squeeming. By the end of the movie the place was half empty, way too much for some people to handle.

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TDP Enterprises
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Posted: 30th Oct 2005 13:28
Quote: "Isn't there a US / Canada dollar value difference? "
---------forgot jeku was from good ol' canadia

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Fallout
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Posted: 30th Oct 2005 13:34
That makes it worse, doesn't it? Isn't the canadian dollar worth less than the US dollar? So $5 canadian compared to $10 US?!?! hehe! That's piss take!!

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Posted: 30th Oct 2005 13:52
As of current date:

5.00 USD United States Dollars = 5.88425 CAD Canada Dollars

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MikeS
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Posted: 30th Oct 2005 16:46
I saw Saw II yesterday as well. Well worth the money.



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Mattman
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Posted: 30th Oct 2005 18:50
The currency thing - Woh, yeah, TDP did you get like a car with that movie? Although I believe Jeku said he got the cheaper price or whatever.
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Posted: 30th Oct 2005 18:58
Jeku lives in some kind of ghetto.

Movie tickets here are $13.


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Dot Merix
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Posted: 30th Oct 2005 19:56
It's 7.50 Canadian here..



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Jeku
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Posted: 30th Oct 2005 20:03
Ghetto.. hehehe.... the 2 theatres in my town (Abbotsford) play matinees on the weekend for just $5. Regular admission is $8. At the large SilverCity theatres the price is anywhere from $7.50-$13.00. I'm too cheap to pay high prices so I just see the matinee's

Quote: "5.00 USD United States Dollars = 5.88425 CAD Canada Dollars"


Wow! The dollar's really rising. It's predicted to top the US dollar soon.

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Posted: 30th Oct 2005 21:32
my movie theater is pretty cheap.. but they get u on the concessions.

$2.50 for daytime
$4.75 after 7 pm for adults


Jeku
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Posted: 30th Oct 2005 22:25
Quote: "but they get u on the concessions."


Hehehe I usually just get an Americano, which is oddly the same price as if I were to buy it at, say, Starbucks. The theatres here haven't figured out that they can raise the prices of their coffee

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Posted: 30th Oct 2005 22:53
I plan on seeing it soon. But a question is Jigsaw really mutilated? Because thats what some reviews have said and I'm curious because

I Muitlation!

Dot Merix
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Posted: 31st Oct 2005 00:55
Just finished sawing it today. It was a fairly decent movie, with a couple of nice little twists.

I couldnt stop covering my face in the intro sequence though :p

The ending just didnt do it for me though, i didnt like it at all.



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