Besides the Avril Lavigne video?zero.

WTF no Vin Diesel?!?!! cuss:


























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Ice Cube as xXx...now you know thats gotta be laaaaame. So is the plot.

i bet it will about as good as the last one ... and i liked break dancing homo in the first one

at least it ain't vin diesal

dafoe and jackson are good

ice cube is shitty, but friday and next friday were good movies.

with so many movies made, practically every movie resembles a past movie in one way or another...thats why movies that are unqiue have such incredible ratings

i agree...

Iv got this idea of a story about a ship thats traveling across the ocean, a poor boy and a rich women fall in love on the ship. It then strikes an iceburg and sinks killing the guy. Think it could work guys

[quote="Sergeant_Scrotum":d1233]Iv got this idea of a story about a ship thats traveling across the ocean, a poor boy and a rich women fall in love on the ship. It then strikes an iceburg and sinks killing the guy. Think it could work guys[/quote:d1233]
Sorry bud its been done before. But if you change "a ship thats traveling across the ocean" to a ship thats traveling across space and hits an asteroid it might work. biggrin:

Fact of the matter is:

xXx 2 will employ like what, 20 fucking costume designers, 10 cameramen, at least 15 animators, 30-40 actors minimum, loads of set directors, union employees, a shitload of people. We've all seen the credits. Good or bad, a movie produces jobs for over 300 people on average.

I know the script is shit. YOU know the script is shit. The guy they drop 4000 to for the script knows its shit. But for him its work that he may not have had in months. Imagine if, in all of hollywood, effort was only put towards making 12 movies a year. In total. They'd all be amazing cinematic efforts and perfectly designed, tahts troo. There would also be a grande total of 300 people employed for the entire industry instead of what...50,000?

Then again, philosophically, what if there were only 10 movies out a year. They'd all be awesome. But how many of them would average people go see? Maybe 1 or 2. A lot of effort, no return in some cases. Thats dangerous.

My point is, without shit, there'd be no sanitation workers.

Dude...wtf...who cares where a movie was made...

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UGH! Man, that looks like the biggest pile of festering cat shit! I hope Vin Diesel gets a raging case of the Clap for making the 1st "xXx" movie.