Two "BFF" chants A party with elephants and cUtE GuYz A food fight Avril Lavigne songs Usage of both "OMG" and "4 real" Shopping/trying on clothes montages
I really don't see what you're complaining about.
Posts: 190 | Location: Dothan | Registered: April 02, 2007
leik omg guyzz, I lolzzzzzzzzzd so effing hard @ this!
but seriously...that made me just..want to have a food fight, a super sweet 16, join and win a talent contest, and just be myself! Effing awesome! This is going to be the best summer 4 movies Ev3r! ;-)
Whenever I see a movie trailer like this I always think about the fact that grown adult men and women actually worked on this movie. Those kind of jobs might cause me to slip into depression unless it was one hell of a paycheck. It is so sad that this movie will probably make a lot of money and more deserving movies get ignored, but that is the society i which we live.
Posts: 292 | Location: State College, PA | Registered: April 13, 2004
I am strangely attracted to this "film". I don't really think it should be equated with being a "film", but I can't think of anything else to call it in substitution, so for sake of clarity I will continue to call it a "film" but in a very, very loose fashion.
I have gone two years without going to movie theater...I think I may break out of my passive rebellion and watch this one.
"Important dialog is only in Hollywood films" - Kyle Phillip Johnson
Posts: 1146 | Location: Indiana | Registered: May 23, 2004
Brain, I'm convinced you'll see it at the theatre for all the potentential tail. Although, I think the typical age chicks stop playing with those toys is like fifteen, so, you know, watch out.
"That's what I love about these high school girls, man. I get older, they stay the same age."
A Bratz movie and a Michael Bay-directed Tranformers movie, I've got to hurry up and make my Oscar-worthy Barbie movie to wash this tripe out of my mouth before someone beats me to the punch.
elliott (otiose)...
"Why should North Carolina taxpayers pay for something they find objectionable?" --Sen. Phil Berger, R-Rockingham
"Whenever I see a movie trailer like this I always think about the fact that grown adult men and women actually worked on this movie."
Of course, and they all made money, and people go see the film, and people will see "Transformer: the...new transformer...", even though the first one was a cleverly disguised insult to the audience.
By the way, how come a lot of good movies don't (or didn't) score high on box office?
The point is, it's fun. The point is, it's easy. No one, in any way, can look at this film and say it's a good movie (though braininabox might say it's transfixingly enjoyable).
And yes, Transformers is technically in the same category as Bratz (very long, expensive commercials). The difference? Giant robots, and a legion of fans wishing to see said giant robots despite the terrible vessel that contains them.
Posts: 619 | Location: So Cal | Registered: March 20, 2007
Originally posted by CKboy: The New York Times calls it "The greatest film of our time".
I wouldnt go that far...but I actually thought it was great. It was so strangely unconventional...it was so astoundingly cliche and stereotypical that it was almost a satire.
Ive seen movies that are absolutely hilarious just because they are pathetic filmmaking disasters...but Bratz is not really one of those movies. Its strange. I don't really know my feelings toward it.
"Important dialog is only in Hollywood films" - Kyle Phillip Johnson
Posts: 1146 | Location: Indiana | Registered: May 23, 2004
