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Rigs83

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Agent Larkin said:
hypercube said:
"I've seen things you people wouldn't believe.
Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion.
I watched C-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhauser gate.
All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain.
Time to die."
What is that from please?
Blade Runner
 

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"you followin me camera guy?"-Vince Shalomi

"BONK!"-scout from TF2

"Thanks Steve, I do feel handsome...tuh-day"-Sgt. John Captain
 

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The Sorrow said:
SevenStarSonata said:
The Sorrow said:
Okay, please shut up.
It's from the graphic novel. The exponentially SUPERIOR graphic novel.
Fuck your non-Alan-Moore-involved movie and fuck you for not having read it.
e___e I bow down to your clearly superior people skills. Way to calmly and civilly express your opinions! Whoo, go you!

And for the record, I have read the graphic novel. However, I am not a particular fan of Alan Moore's style, and furthermore found the movie to be much more easily relatable to me as an American, given that the original graphic novel was a commentary on Margaret Thatcher's 1980's London/England, whereas the movie was much more obviously a commentary on Big-Brother style present governments. It's much easier and more pleasant for an audience to relate to a fighting-for-justice vigilante and the young woman who happened to get caught up in his fight than to relate to a violent anarchist and a young prostitute.

And by the way, your comment on the movie not involving Alan Moore...in case you haven't noticed, every time a movie has been made of one of his works, he's given the go-ahead and then, later on in production, suddenly decided that he wants nothing to do with it and publicly shunned it. It's what he does, not a commentary on the quality of the movie itself.
Relatable main characters don't instantly make the movie better.
Can you relate to the physical manifestation of Dream better than you can some random everyman hero?
Does that make Sandman any less wonderful?
Can you relate to a psychotic man convinced that his mask is his face, throws civilians down elevator shafts, and is an all-around brutal sociopath?
Is Watchmen not one of the greatest examples of the genre ever produced?

One of the MAIN POINTS of V for Vendetta is that he was fighting for anarchy. Not truth, not justice. Anarchy.
Another point is that you're never certain that V is the good guy. The government, while admittedly fascist, is NEVER SHOWN TO BE OUTRIGHT EVIL. Just totalitarian.
The movie stripped that gray factor away into a stereotypical good vs. evil story. They dumbed-down the story to increase appeal.

And I don't care for that.

And if you read the novel, why did you claim I quoted the movie incorrectly?
I love it when sane people defend pieces of ink on paper written or drawn by strangers who will never care about you and never will.
 

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There is one quote, that is from my favorite author/philosopher J.W. Goethe (Johann Wolfgang Goethe). Famous for the book ''Faust'' and master of great poetry, but he had a good quote:

Be above it! Make the world serve your purpose, but do not serve it. - Johann Wolfgang Goethe

.. Here is a second one, that is not better than the first, but holds a place in my heart:
What is uttered from the heart alone, Will win the hearts of others to your own.
 

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Rigs83 said:
I love it when sane people defend pieces of ink on paper written or drawn by strangers who will never care about you and never will.
Ideas aren't worth defending? That character stands for something, that "stranger" drew that character with the intent of getting some sort of point across. I don't care if it's drawn on paper or sung in a song or puffed up in smoke signals, ideas and principles are worth defending. The Sorrow was stating their opinion on Alan Moore's work not for Alan Moore's personal thanks, but for the sake of the ideas contained within his works and for The Sorrow's own principles.

I just happen to disagree with it. :p
 

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"Faith is the refuge of fools, the ignorant, and the deluded." -Zed, Chainfire by Terry Goodkind

"The is no such thing as innocence, only degrees of guilt."
 

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"The first rule about Fight Club is 'you do not talk about Fight Club.' The second rule of Fight Club is: 'You DO NOT talk about Fight Club!'" -Tyler Durden
 

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Rigs83 said:
Agent Larkin said:
hypercube said:
"I've seen things you people wouldn't believe.
Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion.
I watched C-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhauser gate.
All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain.
Time to die."
What is that from please?
Blade Runner
Thank you.
 

Rigs83

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SevenStarSonata said:
Rigs83 said:
I love it when sane people defend pieces of ink on paper written or drawn by strangers who will never care about you and never will.
Ideas aren't worth defending? That character stands for something, that "stranger" drew that character with the intent of getting some sort of point across. I don't care if it's drawn on paper or sung in a song or puffed up in smoke signals, ideas and principles are worth defending. The Sorrow was stating their opinion on Alan Moore's work not for Alan Moore's personal thanks, but for the sake of the ideas contained within his works and for The Sorrow's own principles.

I just happen to disagree with it. :p
When you have to defend an idea by bombing innocent woman and children on the other side of the world, who were never a threat to you and your ideas, then no an idea is not worth defending because it is just dogma and no longer an idea.

It was wrong to defend the idea of democracy in Vietnam or freedom in Iraq.

Art may convey an idea but it is a vehicle to sell something that has monetary value. That's why the best sculptures from Greek Antiquity are not in Greece, why the Mona Lisa is in France and not Italy and why Shepard Fairey was arrested at his first museum opening at The Institute of Contemporary Art in Boston.

Art is important but it must defend itself against social morays and those who wish to destroy it.
 

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"Early to rise, early to bed, makes a man healthy, wealthy, and dead." -Terry Pratchett

"Build a man a fire, and he'll be warm for a day. Set a man on fire, and he'll be warm for the rest of his life." -Terry Pratchett
 

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JRCB. April 21 2009
I'll sell you my own mother. But call now and I'll throw in my sister for free!
 

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"Not everyone can travel by bubble!" Elphaba to Galinda, Wicked.

"What would happen if you were a Jedi and you woke up with a Klingon in your bed?" - Holly Black and Cecil Castellucci, Editor's note, Geektastic: Stories From The Nerd Herd

"I'm the smartest, and the toughest, I will find a hole and fuck it! If there ain't one, I will make one, Luigi don't take shit from no one!" Luigi Largo, Repo!: The Genetic Opera

"Yahtzee, you inappropriate menstruation joke, why the reluctance? The Sims is more popular than a chocolate cunnilingus machine and afterward doesn't make you feel fat and ashamed." - Yahtzee, "The Sims 3 Review"
 

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for me it would have to be...

"Oh they're gonna have to glue you back together... IN HELL!" - The Demoman

"I'm gonna get out of this car and drop you like third period French" - Turk Malloy from Ocean's 11

"If you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a ball." - Patches O'Hollihan from Dodgeball.
 

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Somewhere they foxtrot madly
While in lunar shadows sadly
I keep pace with crickets gladly
And Moon rises with my bile
 

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From Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are dead:

Player: But why?
Guildenstern: Ah... Why?
Rosencrantz: Exactly.
G: Exactly what?
R: Exactly why.
G: Exactly why WHAT?
R: What?
G: WHY.
R: Why what exactly?
G: WHY IS HE MAD!
R: I don't know!
 

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The Whole Lord Yemma Scene from Team4stars DBZ Abridged is CLASSIC
"I can judge 6 billion souls faster than you can take a piss old man" Yemma to Kami
And
Goku "By the way, Did you see a guy named Raditz come through here, He has spikey hair and a tail"
Yemma "Oh yea I remember that guy, I put him in my patented Yemma lock"
Goku "and it worked?"
Yemma "F**k no, He kicked me in the balls and ran away"

Both lines had me bent double with laughter :D
 

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Fight club, "its only after you've lost everything your free to do anything." That movie had so many good monologs.