Toy Story 3

divegeester

watching in dismay

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31 Aug 10

divegeester

watching in dismay

STARMERGEDDON

Joined: 16 Feb 08
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31 Aug 10

I would like to discuss the merits of this film in terms of both it's comedic content and graphical imagery; and also to investigate the latent racism endemic in the series evidenced by the blatant absence of Chinese or Muslim toys in any part of the trilogy (especially as the Bruce Lee doll with kung-fu kick action was so popular in the 1970s).

Discuss.

A Unique Nickname

Joined: 10 Jan 08
Moves: 19047

31 Aug 10

you didn't think the baby looked chinese?

patauro

Patricia

Joined: 25 Sep 06
Moves: 14447

31 Aug 10

The graphic sex was a little much for me with those two women (?) in Burqas. Call me a prude, but just a little too much ankle showing!

Palynka

Upward Spiral

Halfway

Joined: 02 Aug 04
Moves: 8702

31 Aug 10

Originally posted by patauro
The graphic sex was a little much for me with those two women (?) in Burqas. Call me a prude, but just a little too much ankle showing!

Pervert.

zeeblebot

silicon valley

Joined: 27 Oct 04
Moves: 101289

01 Sep 10

Originally posted by divegeester
I would like to discuss the merits of this film in terms of both it's comedic content and graphical imagery; and also to investigate the latent racism endemic in the series evidenced by the blatant absence of Chinese or Muslim toys in any part of the trilogy (especially as the Bruce Lee doll with kung-fu kick action was so popular in the 1970s).

Discuss.

looked at all the heat George Lucas got for Jar Jar Binks.

ChessPraxis

Cowboy From Hell

American West

Joined: 19 Apr 10
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01 Sep 10

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Originally posted by divegeester
I would like to discuss the merits of this film in terms of both it's comedic content and graphical imagery; and also to investigate the latent racism endemic in the series evidenced by the blatant absence of Chinese or Muslim toys in any part of the trilogy (especially as the Bruce Lee doll with kung-fu kick action was so popular in the 1970s).

Discuss.

Yes, the Osama bin Laden action figure with "Behead the Infidels" action was also very popular in the late 90s.

Phlabibit

Mystic Meg

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Joined: 27 Mar 03
Moves: 17242

01 Sep 10

Originally posted by divegeester
I would like to discuss the merits of this film in terms of both it's comedic content and graphical imagery; and also to investigate the latent racism endemic in the series evidenced by the blatant absence of Chinese or Muslim toys in any part of the trilogy (especially as the Bruce Lee doll with kung-fu kick action was so popular in the 1970s).

Discuss.

How old are your kids?

divegeester

watching in dismay

STARMERGEDDON

Joined: 16 Feb 08
Moves: 120597

01 Sep 10

Originally posted by Phlabibit
How old are your kids?

What kids? Got the DNA proof matey 😠

JS357

Joined: 29 Dec 08
Moves: 6788

02 Sep 10

Originally posted by divegeester
I would like to discuss the merits of this film in terms of both it's comedic content and graphical imagery; and also to investigate the latent racism endemic in the series evidenced by the blatant absence of Chinese or Muslim toys in any part of the trilogy (especially as the Bruce Lee doll with kung-fu kick action was so popular in the 1970s).

Discuss.

I had a glow in the dark Jesus on a Cross on my bedroom wall. Seriously, I did. I didn't see that in TS3. I flew it around all the time, at least in my head. Wazzup with that?

Phlabibit

Mystic Meg

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Joined: 27 Mar 03
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02 Sep 10

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Originally posted by divegeester
What kids? Got the DNA proof matey 😠

Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs had my kid laughing hard. He's 5.

You may not have heard of it since it's not Disney or Pixar. I was wondering why it didn't get a lot of run until I realized this.

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