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Josh Kirkhart
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 - posted 03-19-2002 03:07 AM      Profile for Josh Kirkhart   Email Josh Kirkhart   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
I recieve it on thursday and am looking forward to it, yet I wish it was scope. When I read the details it pissed me off, but alot of things do that. I believe any movie should be made in scope, true scope or not. I love filling that screen, collateral damage pissed me off, after watching it, to me it was evident it should have been scope. Crow should bescope Min report should be scope. I want my action, epic or not in grand Scope. I almost feel cheated when my eyes don't move from one side of the screen to the other.

Resident evil will never be accused of being a flawless action movie. But it had a great sound mix and decent cinematography that could have pulled me in. NOOOOOO, lets go for the claustrophobic flat. Boring. Bring me Scope or bring me Death!!!

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