comment by manutd1982 (U6633)
posted 34 seconds ago
Rob
Looks pretty boring TBH. Not a huge Nolan fan, but I guess the effects and sound will be impressive at the iMax, how much are tickets there though, like £20?
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Apparently it's epic. Well worth seeing. IMAX at Waterloo is £17
Didn't look all that from the trailer.
comment by Darren The King Fletcher (U10026)
posted 16 seconds ago
Didn't look all that from the trailer.
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I think they've been good not to give too much away. I'm going to see the amazing effects as they travel through space. Hoping for 2001:Space Oddysey style 'wowness'.
If it's good i'll do an article about it and no doubt VC comes on with his weird faux-arguments about how Christopher Nolan was unlucky to get a yellow card.
Rob
Maybe, like I said not really a Nolan fan. The movies have been pretty terrible this year, only film I'm looking forward to is PTA's Inherent Vice.
I saw Fury the other week. Surprisingly good and amazingly gory.
comment by manutd1982 (U6633)
posted 2 minutes ago
8 & 2, equally sh-t really.
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danny had his chance to step up to the plate last season especially with van persies injurys and poor form. He bottled it. Hopefully valencia and few others will be following him out the door in the not to distant future...
I think VC has taken his angry pills and passed out.
It'll never have 2001's wowness, Kubrick plus Trumbell pissses all over anything Nolan could ever achieve. I'm guessing it will have a far higher tempo than 2001.
Aren't you looking forward to Christian Bale playing Moses?
danny had his chance to step up to the plate last season especially with van persies injurys and poor form. He bottled it. Hopefully valencia and few others will be following him out the door in the not to distant future...
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How did he bottle it? He went on a good scoring run and then was dropped when Mata was signed and Rooney went up top.
comment by Darren The King Fletcher (U10026)
posted 12 seconds ago
Aren't you looking forward to Christian Bale playing Moses?
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Such a racist film. Barely any Egyptians at all. Awesome Aussie actor Joel Edgerton playing Rameses though. Big miss for Chelsea's midfield.
Welbeck's pace may have given us a different option but he never had a future at United as a first teamer and he's not pulled up any trees at Arsenal.
He's looked average for Arsenal and has only had two good games - it's a case of new club same old Welbeck.
Will be interesting to see what happens with him once Giroud is fit because, as I said when they signed him, he's by no means guaranteed to be first choice when Giroud is fit.
Actually, Edge of Tomorrow I thought was good, very unexpected. Went completely under the radar but was actually different to the usual Hollywood blockbuster krap. It actually felt like playing a computer game.
comment by #Robb - Fellaini's right foot. (U19350)
posted 28 seconds ago
danny had his chance to step up to the plate last season especially with van persies injurys and poor form. He bottled it. Hopefully valencia and few others will be following him out the door in the not to distant future...
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How did he bottle it? He went on a good scoring run and then was dropped when Mata was signed and Rooney went up top.
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robb you saying moyes facked up
Rob, the lack of Jews in it is more racist.
comment by manutd1982 (U6633)
posted 9 seconds ago
Actually, Edge of Tomorrow I thought was good, very unexpected. Went completely under the radar but was actually different to the usual Hollywood blockbuster krap. It actually felt like playing a computer game.
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It was good until the end which made no sense. Before that it was great.
Darren
Dunno, all the Arsenal fans I know love him and for similar reason many did at United, his desire and effort. When he isn't scoring he's still helping the team.
I can't even remember what happened at the end but it seemed to make sense at the time.
comment by Darren The King Fletcher (U10026)
posted 1 minute ago
Rob, the lack of Jews in it is more racist.
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Jews/Egyptians? either way it has an Australian and a Welshman who was brought up in Bournemouth.
Hardly the Middle East!
Dunno, all the Arsenal fans I know love him and for similar reason many did at United, his desire and effort. When he isn't scoring he's still helping the team.
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How does that contradict what I said? That was the exact reason so many at United loved him.
It wasn't because he was a quality footballer and scored goals. New club, same old Welbeck.
Many Arsenal fans on here are saying he's been average and his hardly, if at all, an upgrade on Giroud - just that he gives them a different option. Not the travesty people are making out about selling him.
Thought Edge of Tomorrow was very good as well.
comment by roonited (U11635)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by #Robb - Fellaini's right foot. (U19350)
posted 28 seconds ago
danny had his chance to step up to the plate last season especially with van persies injurys and poor form. He bottled it. Hopefully valencia and few others will be following him out the door in the not to distant future...
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How did he bottle it? He went on a good scoring run and then was dropped when Mata was signed and Rooney went up top.
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robb you saying moyes facked up
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Yep,
Many Arsenal fans on here are saying he's been average and his hardly, if at all, an upgrade on Giroud - just that he gives them a different option. Not the travesty people are making out about selling him.
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Many Arsenal fans on here also are married to their sisters and can't eat solid food. Welbeck has been a good signing and we'll start to see how good a signing now Walcott is back.
Sanchez, Walcott and Welbeck will be formidable.
Darren
Sorry you're right. I dunno, I still miss him, he offers something we lack and all our strikers have been pretty useless this season so far. 5 in 10 ain't that bad a start really, but he's gone so little point moaning about it.
True, Rob, but some of the sensible fans are actually saying it.
Thus far he's not been a good signing. He's scored two premier league goals, one more than Giroud, has been injured for ages, and had a brilliant game against Gala in the CL.
Obviously signings aren't judged off of their first few games, so in time it may well be one, but I still see no change in Welbeck and he's not improved them in any way - Sanchez is the reason they're even fourth. Had they not got Sanchez they'd be doing even worse and Welbeck's lack of goals would be a much bigger issue.
Walcott, Sanchez and Welbeck has potential to be very good, I agree. But I think you're massively underestimating Giroud's role in the Arsenal side.
Welbeck hasn't made himself undroppable and that's the only way he'll consistently keep Giroud out of the side as Giroud is Wenger's love child.
comment by manutd1982 (U6633)
posted 13 seconds ago
Darren
Sorry you're right. I dunno, I still miss him, he offers something we lack and all our strikers have been pretty useless this season so far. 5 in 10 ain't that bad a start really, but he's gone so little point moaning about it.
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I dunno
it seems utds standards really dropped in the last few seasons if the departure of a player like welbeck is lamented. He wouldnt have got anywhere near a starting spot in any of fergies top teams and even pre fergie he would have struggled with the form hes shown in the last few seasons
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posted on 4/11/14
comment by manutd1982 (U6633)
posted 34 seconds ago
Rob
Looks pretty boring TBH. Not a huge Nolan fan, but I guess the effects and sound will be impressive at the iMax, how much are tickets there though, like £20?
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Apparently it's epic. Well worth seeing. IMAX at Waterloo is £17
posted on 4/11/14
Didn't look all that from the trailer.
posted on 4/11/14
comment by Darren The King Fletcher (U10026)
posted 16 seconds ago
Didn't look all that from the trailer.
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I think they've been good not to give too much away. I'm going to see the amazing effects as they travel through space. Hoping for 2001:Space Oddysey style 'wowness'.
If it's good i'll do an article about it and no doubt VC comes on with his weird faux-arguments about how Christopher Nolan was unlucky to get a yellow card.
posted on 4/11/14
Rob
Maybe, like I said not really a Nolan fan. The movies have been pretty terrible this year, only film I'm looking forward to is PTA's Inherent Vice.
posted on 4/11/14
I saw Fury the other week. Surprisingly good and amazingly gory.
posted on 4/11/14
comment by manutd1982 (U6633)
posted 2 minutes ago
8 & 2, equally sh-t really.
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danny had his chance to step up to the plate last season especially with van persies injurys and poor form. He bottled it. Hopefully valencia and few others will be following him out the door in the not to distant future...
posted on 4/11/14
I think VC has taken his angry pills and passed out.
It'll never have 2001's wowness, Kubrick plus Trumbell pissses all over anything Nolan could ever achieve. I'm guessing it will have a far higher tempo than 2001.
posted on 4/11/14
Aren't you looking forward to Christian Bale playing Moses?
posted on 4/11/14
danny had his chance to step up to the plate last season especially with van persies injurys and poor form. He bottled it. Hopefully valencia and few others will be following him out the door in the not to distant future...
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How did he bottle it? He went on a good scoring run and then was dropped when Mata was signed and Rooney went up top.
posted on 4/11/14
comment by Darren The King Fletcher (U10026)
posted 12 seconds ago
Aren't you looking forward to Christian Bale playing Moses?
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Such a racist film. Barely any Egyptians at all. Awesome Aussie actor Joel Edgerton playing Rameses though. Big miss for Chelsea's midfield.
posted on 4/11/14
Welbeck's pace may have given us a different option but he never had a future at United as a first teamer and he's not pulled up any trees at Arsenal.
He's looked average for Arsenal and has only had two good games - it's a case of new club same old Welbeck.
Will be interesting to see what happens with him once Giroud is fit because, as I said when they signed him, he's by no means guaranteed to be first choice when Giroud is fit.
posted on 4/11/14
Actually, Edge of Tomorrow I thought was good, very unexpected. Went completely under the radar but was actually different to the usual Hollywood blockbuster krap. It actually felt like playing a computer game.
posted on 4/11/14
comment by #Robb - Fellaini's right foot. (U19350)
posted 28 seconds ago
danny had his chance to step up to the plate last season especially with van persies injurys and poor form. He bottled it. Hopefully valencia and few others will be following him out the door in the not to distant future...
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How did he bottle it? He went on a good scoring run and then was dropped when Mata was signed and Rooney went up top.
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robb you saying moyes facked up
posted on 4/11/14
Rob, the lack of Jews in it is more racist.
posted on 4/11/14
comment by manutd1982 (U6633)
posted 9 seconds ago
Actually, Edge of Tomorrow I thought was good, very unexpected. Went completely under the radar but was actually different to the usual Hollywood blockbuster krap. It actually felt like playing a computer game.
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It was good until the end which made no sense. Before that it was great.
posted on 4/11/14
Darren
Dunno, all the Arsenal fans I know love him and for similar reason many did at United, his desire and effort. When he isn't scoring he's still helping the team.
posted on 4/11/14
I can't even remember what happened at the end but it seemed to make sense at the time.
posted on 4/11/14
comment by Darren The King Fletcher (U10026)
posted 1 minute ago
Rob, the lack of Jews in it is more racist.
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Jews/Egyptians? either way it has an Australian and a Welshman who was brought up in Bournemouth.
Hardly the Middle East!
posted on 4/11/14
Dunno, all the Arsenal fans I know love him and for similar reason many did at United, his desire and effort. When he isn't scoring he's still helping the team.
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How does that contradict what I said? That was the exact reason so many at United loved him.
It wasn't because he was a quality footballer and scored goals. New club, same old Welbeck.
Many Arsenal fans on here are saying he's been average and his hardly, if at all, an upgrade on Giroud - just that he gives them a different option. Not the travesty people are making out about selling him.
Thought Edge of Tomorrow was very good as well.
posted on 4/11/14
comment by roonited (U11635)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by #Robb - Fellaini's right foot. (U19350)
posted 28 seconds ago
danny had his chance to step up to the plate last season especially with van persies injurys and poor form. He bottled it. Hopefully valencia and few others will be following him out the door in the not to distant future...
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How did he bottle it? He went on a good scoring run and then was dropped when Mata was signed and Rooney went up top.
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robb you saying moyes facked up
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Yep,
posted on 4/11/14
Rob
posted on 4/11/14
Many Arsenal fans on here are saying he's been average and his hardly, if at all, an upgrade on Giroud - just that he gives them a different option. Not the travesty people are making out about selling him.
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Many Arsenal fans on here also are married to their sisters and can't eat solid food. Welbeck has been a good signing and we'll start to see how good a signing now Walcott is back.
Sanchez, Walcott and Welbeck will be formidable.
posted on 4/11/14
Darren
Sorry you're right. I dunno, I still miss him, he offers something we lack and all our strikers have been pretty useless this season so far. 5 in 10 ain't that bad a start really, but he's gone so little point moaning about it.
posted on 4/11/14
True, Rob, but some of the sensible fans are actually saying it.
Thus far he's not been a good signing. He's scored two premier league goals, one more than Giroud, has been injured for ages, and had a brilliant game against Gala in the CL.
Obviously signings aren't judged off of their first few games, so in time it may well be one, but I still see no change in Welbeck and he's not improved them in any way - Sanchez is the reason they're even fourth. Had they not got Sanchez they'd be doing even worse and Welbeck's lack of goals would be a much bigger issue.
Walcott, Sanchez and Welbeck has potential to be very good, I agree. But I think you're massively underestimating Giroud's role in the Arsenal side.
Welbeck hasn't made himself undroppable and that's the only way he'll consistently keep Giroud out of the side as Giroud is Wenger's love child.
posted on 4/11/14
comment by manutd1982 (U6633)
posted 13 seconds ago
Darren
Sorry you're right. I dunno, I still miss him, he offers something we lack and all our strikers have been pretty useless this season so far. 5 in 10 ain't that bad a start really, but he's gone so little point moaning about it.
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I dunno
it seems utds standards really dropped in the last few seasons if the departure of a player like welbeck is lamented. He wouldnt have got anywhere near a starting spot in any of fergies top teams and even pre fergie he would have struggled with the form hes shown in the last few seasons
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