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4 comments:
Definitely looked like a "can wait for the DVD" category. Thanks for confirming.
Saw it today.
Lots of action, plenty of effects, no real plot, little story. Had gone expecting to get 2 tickets for free, but only got one -- would have enjoyed it more if both had been free.
Oh, can't see it providing any sermon illustrations.
We saw it yesterday. Those little crab things that carried the Black Pearl to the sea, what was that all about?
MW-W wouldn't like the epic battle scenes, being a peacekick n' all.
Yes, M, definetly a DVDer.
And you are right, bob, not much of use there!
Guy, that was my problem in a nutshell - it was so confused.
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