one or the other

Subject: Re: one or the other Fri Jun 20, 2008 11:36 am

chains

because it is fun

(he just did something robot-y ... not specified)

oreo or bubblegum?
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Subject: Re: one or the other Sat Jun 21, 2008 5:33 am

Bubblegum (if original flavor or the right type of watermelon. If I may have a glass of milk with the oreo, and the gum is a different flavor, my answer may change)

Spore or Lego Indiana Jones?

Subject: Re: one or the other Wed Jul 30, 2008 7:02 am

spore ... I think it shall be awesome *_*

death or destruction
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Subject: Re: one or the other Thu Jul 31, 2008 12:35 am

De---ath. I would far prefer to have died than to live life completely paralysed, with large chunks of my body missing in incredibly painful ways, and waiting to die of dehydration, or even starvation if I fell in a constantly refilled puddle under the rubble of a collapsed building.

Dystopian or utopian fictional prjection of the future as viewed through a sci-fi or futuristic fantasy film?

Subject: Re: one or the other Sun Aug 10, 2008 1:36 pm

Futuristic fantasy really, since it kinda mixes in sci-fi elements with something more traditional and adventurish

Plane or train?
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Subject: Re: one or the other Sun Aug 10, 2008 5:19 pm

Train (assuming it's not overfull). You can open a window on a train, or stretch out if your cabin isn;t full.

(and I was actuiaally asking if you preferred a utopian film, which tends to be dull but fun, or a dystopian film, which tends to be action-packed but often depressing. I made that unclear.)

What is your opinion on... A knight's Tale? (the 1996 Heath Ledger movie based on a combination of Chaucer's The Knight's Tale story in The Canterbury Tales and a bunch of songs and culture from the 1980s)

Subject: Re: one or the other Sun Aug 10, 2008 5:50 pm

That's one I wanted to see for a long time, my mum has seen it and she says it's rather good, it made her a fan of Heath Ledger RIP

Though I have to say I don't like Robbie Williams' version of We Are The Champions >.<

Have you seen Dark Knight yet?
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Subject: Re: one or the other Sun Aug 10, 2008 6:01 pm

Yes. It was almost totally awesome (I didn;t like what they did with Two-Face, though)

If you have seen Dark Knight: What are your favorite and least favorite parts of the movie?

If you haven't, what's your favorite Batman movie that you have seen?

Subject: Re: one or the other Sun Aug 10, 2008 6:53 pm

I haven't seen it yet so I'll answer the second question- my favourite so far has to be Batman Forever. I love Jim Carrey as the riddler, and I loathe the idea that someone wants Johnny Depp to be the next Riddler (I still like Johnny Depp, just not as that potential role).

So what would you think if they made Johnny Depp the next Riddler?

EDIT lol wrong thread XD

Riddler or Two Face?
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Subject: Re: one or the other Mon Aug 11, 2008 1:36 am

Sorry, the thread confusion was my fault. :sheepish:

Ah, I would have to say... The original comic/cartoon Two-face beats any Riddler, the Jim Carrey Riddler is better than any other two-face from the movies.
(and jkust so you know, I thinkl Johnny Depp could pull of being the Riddler. They'd do better using Carrey, but Depp wouldn;t be their worst option.)

The Batman television series, with TV's Adam West, or Spiderman, the amazingly tacky television show with the world's worst web-shooting FX

Subject: Re: one or the other Mon Aug 11, 2008 11:24 am

Lol Adam West as Batman has to be the better choice Razz

The old Spiderman cartoon or the original Superman film in all it's Christopher Reeve glory?
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Subject: Re: one or the other Mon Aug 11, 2008 3:36 pm

The original Superman film. I could never stay interested in the original Spiderman cartoon.

XMen (the orignal of the new trilogy) or Spiderman (again, the original of the new trilogy)

Subject: Re: one or the other Tue Aug 12, 2008 11:41 am

X-Men, brings back fond memories of not being able to choose who I most wanted to be like- Storm or Rogue ^^

In fact that's a good question- Storm or Rogue?
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Subject: Re: one or the other Tue Aug 12, 2008 11:54 pm

Rogue. She can steal powers, and in part of the comic, after combining with the Phoenix Force, was able to keep her powers for much longer than the minute or two it sapped the strength of the being whose powers she stole.

Which would you rather have, the ability to teleport instantaneously anywhere you have been within three miles (or more, with trianing), or the ability to change shape and coloration with only the restriction that mass must remain constant?

Subject: Re: one or the other Wed Aug 13, 2008 10:41 am

Teleportation definitely. It would certainly make life a lot more easier, I don't know what I'd do with shape-shifting to be honest. I wouldn't know where to start!! Lol yeah teleportation seems more practical anyway.

Elemental mastery or control over time?
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