House of Wax set destroyed

[D.C.]

The movie sites are giving it coverage, though. The U.S. media doesn't really give a damn about anything outside their boarders except for Iraq and Haiti.

[darkwarden]

Yeah.

[D.C.]

I guess control of Iraq being handed back to the country might be considered more important then a movie studio burning down to some people. (Not me though. )

[darkwarden]

Me neither, big deal they are getting control again, it'll probably be six weeks and we'll have to in again and help them out.

[D.C.]

They're just determined to **** up their own country. Probably shouldn't talk about this in the thread... so... how bout House of Wax.

[darkwarden]

Yeah, sounds kinda good, and the added publicity of the set disappearing, so to speak, might make me more inclined to see it, it sounds a bit weird but I might give it a try if I can ever get to see it.

[D.C.]

It sounds like something to rent at Blockbuster... it depends on the reviews though.

[darkwarden]

Yeah, renting is a good idea if you aren't to sure about films, but the reviewers aren't always the best gauge though either on some of the more obscure films.

[D.C.]

Yeah, that's true. Some reviewers are trust worthy though.

[darkwarden]

Yeah, some of the ones we have here are arseholes, I don't know if its the same up there, but most reviewers seems to have the same opinion.

[D.C.]

Nah, I don't even read local reviews. I go to Cinescape and filmforce.ign.com.

[darkwarden]

Ahh they are probably better, all the people in the paper seem to be after something with meaning, I just want a good movie that is either like a murder thing or just enjoyable.

[D.C.]

Word of mouths good too. We're the only two to reply in this thread.

[darkwarden]

Yeah I noticed that as well, others must just have ignored it from the title.

It's nice to have a thread to talk in that actually counts to your posts.

[D.C.]

It's hard to keep it on topic though... so... how bout that House of Wax?