Jack The Giant Slayer was more entertaining than those hobbit movies

[NatiboyB]

What scene does your avi come from?

 

[Ethnic Vagina Finder]

What scene does your avi come from?

I forgot. I had the movie but it was lost during the great hard drive crash of 2011. Been trying to find it ever since.

 

[HipHopStan]

He directed "Superman Returns". A year after "Batman Begins" came out.

Dammit, Singer, why did you have to go and leave the X-Men franchise to go direct that filth? You had a good thing going where you were at. We lost TWICE that summer (X-3 and SR) because of it. WHY?!?

 

[NatiboyB]

I forgot. I had the movie but it was lost during the great hard drive crash of 2011. Been trying to find it ever since.

Who are they is it sky and obsession?

 

[ThePsydeFX]

I'm gonna assume, it's because it's a BIG valuable movie franchise for Warner Bros. If you'll notice certain BIG valuable movie franchises like "Star Wars" or "Harry Potter" aren't available on Netflix. The same goes with certain popular TV shows that get big money in syndication (i.e. "The Big Bang Theory" or "Modern Family").

Is it WB or Universal that wants to start it's own streaming service?

Jack the Giant Slayer was decent. The two Hobbit movies + the LOTR trilogy all shyt on it though. The movie was nothing special at all, just an ok popcorn movie.

 

[Monoblock]

Yall boys trippin. I like JTGS but it is in no way shape or form touching The Hobbit movies especially The Desolation of Smaug. The way they CGI'd Smaug alone and his personality made you believe he was an actual real dragon. Those giants though impressive just came off ehh IMO.

 

[stepbackj34spud]

Jack was dope but it wasn't fukking with the Hobbit.

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