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Dingo69
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Thoughts? I thought the ending made it a great movie. So deep. Puts atheists in their place too
Mar 27 2013 9:47PM
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clive_bixby
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did i just hear spiderman?
Mar 27 2013 9:51PM
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whoa-dere
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Mar 27 2013 9:54PM
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Dingo69
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Spodermen?
Mar 27 2013 9:55PM
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-emile-
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hahahaha
Mar 27 2013 9:55PM
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UFOsarereal
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saw it with my mom when it came out and liked it a whole lot more than I expected... some of the scenery was phenomenal.
Mar 27 2013 9:57PM
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ski_ENDUB
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when i saw the first trailer i really wanted to see it in imax but never had the time to. saw it on the plane a few weeks ago and was pretty disappointed, amazing visually but the storyline got boring
Mar 27 2013 10:04PM
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Bogs
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How so? And what "place" are you referring to?
Mar 27 2013 10:34PM
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uosdwiSrjewoH
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the ending actually kind of ruined it for me. the book left the question open, the movie just came out and said it.
Mar 27 2013 10:42PM
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Granby_killdozer
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this. I'm confused, how does that movie prove there is a god?
Mar 27 2013 10:43PM
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uosdwiSrjewoH
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and ya, it doesn't "put atheists in their place." it raises some interesting questions about faith, but it doesn't prove their's a god. if anything, it also shows a lot of problems with organized religion.
Mar 27 2013 10:48PM
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LoathesRaisins
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And Noah's Arc puts you in your place :)
Mar 27 2013 10:50PM
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Dingo69
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I think the movie still left it pretty open ended
Mar 27 2013 11:09PM
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Weeezy
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Did anyone notice the island was shaped like a human? Or was that obvious haha
Mar 27 2013 11:25PM
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panojibber.
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Hahaha someone didn't read the book...
Mar 27 2013 11:34PM
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-MK-
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I think OP was talking about how many religions the young indian boy had, hes talking about how hard it is to choose one.
Mar 27 2013 11:43PM
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wasatch_rat
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haven't seen the movie but i read the book, how is the ending different?
Mar 27 2013 11:48PM
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Broommasta
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ive seen this movie around but didnt think much of it, looks like i got my daily hype though and will indulge later via the magic of netflix
Mar 27 2013 11:50PM
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RimJobber
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It was alot more straightforward and pretty short. I feel like the book did an all around better job with the story. I read the book when I was younger and thought it was ok, reread it last year and it's one of my favorites now.
Mar 28 2013 12:27AM
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ejm
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It definately wasn't a type of movie that would normally interest me, but the animation was really well done, and the once the movie finnaly got rolling I didn't mind it.
Mar 28 2013 12:43AM
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.Hugo.
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It's been a long time since I initially read it, really want to read it again
Mar 28 2013 12:48AM
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Broommasta
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for fucks sake, so yesterday i saw it on netflix had no interest. after reading this thread i developed interest and now can't find it :(
Mar 28 2013 1:25AM
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ejm
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just watch online
Mar 28 2013 1:00PM
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deleted5
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According to Daniel Tosh some kid floats away with a lion and the next two hours don't happen and it's a dream.
Mar 28 2013 1:13PM
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RimJobber
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Tiger actually.
And it's way better if you read the book, the movie didnt do it as well, but it makes you think.
Mar 28 2013 1:15PM
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deleted5
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That sounds stupid as shit and I'm not doing either one.
Mar 28 2013 1:16PM
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RimJobber
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Suit yourself. It's a great book.
Mar 28 2013 1:30PM
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Drail
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I'm always apprehensive when a book that is mostly inner monologue is turned into a movie, but I felt they did a pretty good job with Life of Pi to keep me interested. They had me hooked by the end. While I felt the ending in the book was more powerful, the ending in the movie did what it was intended to I think.

I recommend that if you haven't read the book, read that before watching the movie. By the time the end of the book comes around you are fully involved and it hits you pretty hard - at least it did me when I read it.
Mar 28 2013 2:06PM
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^henski^
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my thoughts> the tiger is a dick.
Mar 31 2013 1:12AM
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