Yes I heard that. Cameron is STILL laughing all the way to the bank no matter what people say about the plot of his movie. He who has the last laugh.....laugh the loudest?

Plus, watching Avatar is part of the experience, no matter how similar it is with that movie. No other movie matches Avatar in that department.

Just don't say the movie sucks later lah if you watch from other "not approved" means. The movie shines ONLY in 3D. Good luck to pirates next time when we move fullspeed to 3D.

To each his own I guess. Avatar isn't just a movie, it's an event. After we moved on and when look back at when acceptance of 3D as a breakaway media in public entertainment begins, that point in time would likely be the very day Avatar debuted. Personally, I'd like to participate as much in significant historical events like these, something to tell your grandkids when I'm wrinkled and old later.

I can be as stubborn and against the flow when it comes to my entertainment selection, but I believe Avatar's appeal and praise is universal. That amount of box-office tally cannot lie.

Close enough. I'll be talking to my grandkids, instead of my son.





Yup agree. Avatar is an event movie, and as deserving its reputation as such, can only be properly savored on the big screen, 2D or 3D irregardless.

To the rest who had not watched, it is not about being with the "in" crowd, or like "sheeps falling prey to the popular culture", it's more of being part of history. Other movies wont be remembered as much as Avatar itself.

At least she's watched it to make that opinion. You?

Salute! The message is universal, irregardless of the scifi nature of the movie.

where did your sis watch it?

Twice in KL, and once on Xtremescreen in Melbourne, all 3D. Mind = blown!

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Added on January 27, 2010, 4:17 pmMy condolences, vile.

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The problem is, unpredictable stories are not received well by the general public. Mulholland Drive, Donnie Darko, The Machinist, and The Usual Suspects are not exactly box-office giants but are hailed for their off-the-wall plotlines.

Going to LAX again! Thanks to the grace of a colleague.

Biddy, Kyo? *jeling*

It's cool to go against the flow. But better when you have no other convictions other than the sole reason that you don't believe the "flow" and no other ulterior motives.

I'm open to every other options as well, just that minimalistic looks jives well with me, and Apple does minimalistic well. I also hit the other extreme end, with the complexity and over-aggresiveness of Alienware. The world is a much better place when you don't subscribe to just one end of the playing field.

Alienware M11x. USD799. Very affordable.

A lot of the "dun want Apple" remarks are because the environment Apple operates in is alien to most people who had grown up with Windows. We all know how uncertainties breed fear, and fear leads to easy hate.

Good on you. Being open-minded is very refreshing.

Pinjam duit?

Last minute indeed. The same person who gave up his LAX trip last November gets another LAX next month, and we could only arrange swap of duty by yesterday. I'll be in LA until 6th though(7th Malaysian time).

LOL, but yeah, flight sim enthusiasts can go overboard with their setups. Multiple displays, throttles and hydraulically-moving sims? Why not buy a plane straight away?

Link?

I'll findit at Target Superstore , and if they have it then it should be fine. As for the.....moolah?

* just got back from the toilet, after barfing *

Vile, you were right about SAW VI. God, I'm gonna be sick again! *runs to the toilet*

Going to the Hollywood and Highland Oakley O Store to pick up my second Pit Boss. Anybody wanna tumpang Oakley stuff?

My Oakley Plate is still not here yet. Won from eBay, on 27th. How long does it take for registered mail with tracking (think Poslaju) takes to get here?

Nurmberg, Germany.

How long aaah?