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Im getting a "Fantastic Four" vibe from this Dude.
Im getting a "Fantastic Four" vibe from this Dude.Though either way that's not a great vibe to have haha.
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Though either way that's not a great vibe to have haha.
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Do you mean Fant4stic, or the 2005 Fantastic Four? (Or the other one?)
Though either way that's not a great vibe to have haha.
Though either way that's not a great vibe to have haha.
No Im getting a "Fantastic Four" vibe from this Dude. That way farther down south than "OKish".
Im getting a "Fantastic Four" vibe from this Dude. That way farther down south than "OKish".
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Just a regular guy with a passion for movies. So much that I have a blog for it
You can check it out, name's timeblt.blogspot.com and Thanks If you did You can Call me Ramit as it is my real name.
Which Fantastic 4? The Original one or that stupid-not-so-interesting-remade one?
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Okay is not the same as a negative choice. Your only options are saying that this film will be fine, it will be good, great, or amazing. There is no option for people who feel like the film will not be able to excite audiences, because "okay" still has a mostly positive implication.
I'm not saying that all Chinese people are violent. I'm just saying that there are some who believe very strongly in their government's mandates. I lived with a Chinese immigrant for a few years, and he's the sweetest person I know, but he admits that whatever the government says the people have to follow regardless as to what they personally believe.
So if the Chinese government doesn't want a film to be screened because it has a Tibetan character, then that movie will not be shown in Chinese theatres. And like I already said, the Chinese market is just too big to alienate.
So if the Chinese government doesn't want a film to be screened because it has a Tibetan character, then that movie will not be shown in Chinese theatres. And like I already said, the Chinese market is just too big to alienate.
Chinese somehow have their own separate world. Google, Facebook, youtube etc. are banned their and they have their own version to alternatives.
Is that really a serious question? Of course it matters! I'd say it certainly matters to the people of Tibet who are having their human rights violated by the Chinese government. The fact that it's still happening in this century is ridiculous.