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Haha well Animal Planet took it pretty seriously!

Yeah, same here. I just find it interesting that whenever the general population think of mermaids they think of beautiful women with a fin tail, but in theory they're very frightening and look more like hairless ape's with a fish tail. They're not like how Disney portrayed them haha. I'm still extremely skeptical of their existence though. During the documentary, he claimed the government took and hid evidence of the mermaids. That doesn't make sense to me, is it really that important that they have to hide it from us? I don't feel like it is. Guys, I'm 99% sure mermaids don't exist x)

I watched a mermaid documentary late last night (that explains why I watched it in the first place) on Animal Planet. It was interesting, I had a gripe and reasonable skepticism for just about every amount of evidence they used, though. And it doesn't help that I found most of the recordings look faked. But that being said there was ver compelling logic behind some of the theories and evidence that they explain in the documentary. If you are interested in that kind of mythical stuff, I'd recommend it. There was on video in particular they talked about after the documentary aired that had my attention. I cant find the video anywhere, but it happened on March 6 of this year. 3 Danish guys were in a submarine doing sonar tests 3,000 feet under water when they heard something they didnt recognize, so they did some research and watched the aforementioned documentary and realized what they had heard was mentioned in the documentary and called a "bloop". So they went back down north of were they heard the noise. They brought 2 video cameras and went down there frequently for 7 months; they finally cought something on extremely frightening. After they played the "bloop" recording, a webbed hand made a thump on the submarine and after a few seconds pushed off and darted away. Its supposed to be the most prolific amount of evidence of mermaids yet. Idunno, I like this kind of stuff haha.

Nope, that's how they get more of your money.

I hope so... I couldn't watch another Iron Man without RDJ in it.

Just saw Iron Man 3. Wasn't terrible, but not great. Better than the 2nd, but not the first. RDJ better continue being Tony or I will riot haha.

Saw another trailer for Now You See Me before watching the beginning of Great Gatsby (me and girlfriend left, people were talking and didn't want to deal with it). Still looks fantastic, going to see that as soon as it comes out!

Anchorman's mine as well. Elf is a really silly movie, and its pretty funny, but its mostly made as a kid movie. So don't go in expecting Anchorman or Talladega Nights humor. I still think its good though.

Not even close. There are games like Fire Emblem and even Luigi's Mansion is difficult, but fun game, both are great games and not completely focusing on kids. Plus, the 3DS is such a cool system technology wise and is still beating the PSP Vita in sales I do believe. Not just for kids, ton of great titles coming this year as well.

Wow, that is awful. I wont be getting one, video game companies are so money hungry nowadays. Spend less time on making good games and more on widening their wallet. Nintendo is the only decent company in the industry left.

I didn't like that movie at all, the awesome 3D cgi wasn't enough for me to enjoy it.

This. I can't stand the radio anymore.

Have you seen him in Moonrise Kingdom? Fantastic movie.

The engineers first appeared in the first "Alien" movie. There can honestly be a million ways those 3 movies could tie in together, we shall wait and see though.

Like nurp said, just video in a holoform type thing.When the alien burst through the engineer it was hinting at the prequel to "Alien". Although all it really did was murk things up even worse than it aready was. Nothing to do with Predator, I don't think Ridley Scott even liked the idea of the two worlds interwebed with each other, which is a shame.

"Now You See Me." looks fantastic. I hope they do it right, Jesse Eisenberg is one of my favorite actors.

Wha-what?

Seeing Jurassic Park in 3D for the 2nd time. Still amazing, if you haven't seen it, drop everything and go now.

I never really liked Marky mark as an actor for some reason. It just seems like the most generic "bro" movie there is (complete with a generic "bro" movie title)

I saw the SNL movie, "Superstar" the other night. Good for a few laughs, but I didn't find it too amusing (it's an SNL movie haha). I liked Night At the Roxbury better. Oh btw, I can't wait to never see Pain & Gain. That movie looks awful.

I see what you're saying. There were a couple moments like that, still a movie I love though

I thought the entire movie was incredibly intriguing. Idunno, my love of the franchise might of blindingly helped see past its mistakes though haha.

Meh, it kept me interested. I understand where you are coming from though.

I really liked Prometheus, I own it on blu-ray/dvd/blu-ray 3D. I wasn't expecting it to be a direct prequel though. What did you think was dissapointing about it?

I liked it! Not great, but I liked it!