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  • in reply to: She-Hulk figure #89336
    David
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    Yeah, this and DC's line of statues has replaced my Heroclix around my moniter. I just hope they do Power Girl justice.

    in reply to: New Chun Li Figure #89138
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    I missed that Chiller.  >:(

    in reply to: Andrea Thiel #86815
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    Awefilms has even more with Andrea in the alley.

    in reply to: Athena Siganakis – Oh my gawddess! #87601
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    Here's a third installment with Athena looking heavenly. From

    Awefilms of course.

    in reply to: Avatar #89065
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    This is not an anti-military movie. All of the fighters are corporate mercenaries unlike Aliens where they were Marines. It's basically an anti-corporate exploitation for profit's sake movie. Oddly coming from a guy who's made more money in films than any other director.
    Many people have brought up the Native American against the cowboys angle but you could say the same for any colonial vs aboriginal people theme. "Civilized" people have always thought they could teach the savages what to do and believe and if not, well they're barely above animals.
    I don't think 3D will become the norm for a while. From what I've heard the majority of the screens worldwide are still showing it 2D. Then again I'm hearing that there might be announcements about new 3D HD TV's coming.

    in reply to: Wendy McCready #88227
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    There's a second update with Wendy at Awefilms.

    in reply to: Aimée Molleman #88533
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    Here's another set with Aimée in bed from Awefilms.

    in reply to: Brigita Brezovac – can’t get enough. #88824
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    Congratulations to Brigita for getting her Procard.
    Here's a batch of her in a more mainstream outfit from Awefilms.

    in reply to: Avatar #89048
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    I agree that the villains were cliched. The Company merc leader was developed well enough. He had a job to do and his disdain for the savages and his loathing of the world were enough. They even gave him a bit of a background. But the corporate manager was about as deep as water on a mirror.

    The "plug and play" approach on the creatures was a crude, infantile way of simplifying metaphors of spiritual communion that usually sustain other movies by themselves.

    Here I disagree. I liked the idea that it gave them more than a physical link to the creatures.
    On another group there was a discussion about whether or not that connection had been bio-engineered.

    If you want a Sci-Fi movie that is the complete opposite check out The Road. No where near as fun. Not much in the way of effects. But a whole lot of character development.

    in reply to: Red Silver’s art dump #87595
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    Fantastic as always.

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