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heres something mind blowing, maybe he likes cheese and sauce?
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heres something mind blowing, maybe he likes cheese and sauce?
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* Guys that are into those Disney/Pixar animated movies - seems very creepy
* Grown men who have Simpsons figures and other dumb toys all over their desk - creepier
* People that to inject an 'oh my god!' into nearly every sentence they utter
* Grown men who have Simpsons figures and other dumb toys all over their desk - creepier
* People that to inject an 'oh my god!' into nearly every sentence they utter
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He probably likes chicken wings better.
OH MY GOD you have no sense of fun
. May or may not be taking the piss. I have been collecting action figures on and off the last 11 years (making up for my early teen years where I stopped collecting them). Unlike other people I don't have them on display throughout my house, they are in a geek room aka the man cave
. Just like watching a certain grand final match an x amount of times... I have purchased the same toy a few times too (eg: I have 3 20th Anniversary Optimus Prime figures). One is a display model, one has been opened and played with (wanted to do the truck to robot transformation) and the other was kept in box to sell in the future.These days I collect movie props, Rocky Balboa's boxing gloves - other various items. My favourite "items" are the Rambo knives I have from the Rambo movies.
I actually don't have much time for the Disney/Pixar animated movies - I was not hooked on Toy Story 1-2 in my youth (was 13 when the first one came out) so when the third came out I was indifferent to it. I did like Enchanted though - because it blended part animation part live action (and it brought me back to my youth and watching the Disney movies when I was little).
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I forgot to write 'work desk'. I collect stuff too but it would feel weird putting it all my work desk.
I hate Disney. Even as a kid I thought all that cartoony crap was lame. I just wanted to see hairy pussies and Sabbath/Motorhead videos
I hate Disney. Even as a kid I thought all that cartoony crap was lame. I just wanted to see hairy pussies and Sabbath/Motorhead videos
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So if I like Wall-E, a film widely regarded as one of the best films of the decade, I am being creepy?
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You'd hate to see my collection of kinder suprise toys that sit atop my fridge then...
Edit: Should continue to read before posting.
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Yeah.
Don't know what Wall-E is, but if its animated, it most likely stinks.
Also - one of the best films of the decade? fellow please.
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I liked Wall-E better when it was called short circuit and a live action movie
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LIKED just for the Craig gif
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Disney films are awesome. Lion King still remains one of my all time favourite films and I still watch it probably once or twice a year.
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Mulan was my favourite - some of the underlying humour is very enjoyable
They've made about 700 films. Definitely had some good ones in there.
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Things I didn't understand: Wall-E. Couldn't finish it, and I love Disney/Pixar.
Wall-E was beautiful. I don't understand how someone can't love that movie.
Wall-E had a bit of Idiocracy about it
TheFreshBanana
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I haven't watched any Disney/Pixar movie since Finding Nemo.
Was it the lack of dialogue?
Fair dinkum...
Feel genuinely sorry for you, what closed-mindedness. Depriving yourself of some beautiful, poignant, funny, uplifting films.
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Not gonna lie.
I cried when Andy gave away the toys.
Like, sobbed.
And I never cry.
I cried when Andy gave away the toys.
Like, sobbed.
And I never cry.
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What was the funniest and most upliftingly poignant moment, in your opinion, of a Disney Pixar movie?
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