[Roy Mars III]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

I did used to want to watch The Wire but Anton's trolling has totally put me off it.

But seriously, you should watch it. There is a reason 99% of television critics call it the greatest television show ever

It's not really about gangs, drugs, or police. It's more of a piece on the urban city in general in all aspects. Crime, Politics, Schools, media. It's the greatest story told visually ever.

There has never been a show or movie were as great of characters. There are 50 + characters all with rich backstory and development. It is the blueprint for character driven drama if there ever was one

[Glenn.]

The Wire is overrated. Even if I did want to watch it I wouldn't purely for the fact so many morons on here have basically trolled about it.

[Roy Mars III]

How can you call something overrated that you've never seen

[Niall]

Originally Posted by King_Anton

lol cool. I call it replying to "anyway lets all discuss how silly the wire cult is". If anything that is the trolling....it's a thread on a movie for you guys...dunno what The Wire "cult" has to do with anything

Obviously though, as my a view is one that rivals the fanboys/girls on the forum though it will be branded "trolling" and what not.

Tbh, the Wire Cult never appeared until the Hunger Games fandom took off in earnest. It was just a response from you guys because you thought the Hunger Games was stupid. Thats how I see it.

[Niall]

But I will say this: my Dad watched all of the seasons of the Wire and from what I saw of it, it looked pretty damn good.

[Glenn.]

Originally Posted by Roy Mars III

How can you call something overrated that you've never seen

See below answer

Originally Posted by Niall

Tbh, the Wire Cult never appeared until the Hunger Games fandom took off in earnest. It was just a response from you guys because you thought the Hunger Games was stupid. Thats how I see it.

[Roy Mars III]

it was obviously just a joking copying the Hunger Games cult. I started the thread five mins after the one Scott started.

and I've read all three hunger games books, and liked them(movie as well)

[Niall]

Originally Posted by Roy Mars III

it was obviously just a joking copying the Hunger Games cult. I started the thread five mins after the one Scott started.

and I've read all three hunger games books, and liked them(movie as well)

Well you're the exception imo, Roy. You've read the books and all.

[DrunkerThanMoses]

Really enjoyed it, glad it stuck to the book.

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

Originally Posted by Glenn

The Wire is overrated. Even if I did want to watch it I wouldn't purely for the fact so many morons on here have basically trolled about it.

[2]

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

Originally Posted by Niall

Tbh, the Wire Cult never appeared until the Hunger Games fandom took off in earnest. It was just a response from you guys because you thought the Hunger Games was stupid. Thats how I see it.

[Glenn.]

The Hunger Games is the No1 Movie, No1 Book and No1 Album in America apparently

Youtube video

[Shaun]

Shaun: oh we don't deserve introductions
act outraged
flip the ****ing table
-doesn-t
*doesn't-
Ash: THAT IS MAHOGANY
Shaun: omg

HE HASN'T EVEN READ THE BOOK/SEEN THE FILM

[Marc]

Originally Posted by Shaun

Shaun: oh we don't deserve introductions
act outraged
flip the ****ing table
-doesn-t
*doesn't-
Ash: THAT IS MAHOGANY
Shaun: omg

HE HASN'T EVEN READ THE BOOK/SEEN THE FILM

Amazing

[Marc]

Originally Posted by Glenn

The Hunger Games is the No1 Movie, No1 Book and No1 Album in America apparently

Youtube video

yes

[Niamh.]

Went to see it again last night

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

what is ash

[Jake.]

Saw it this evening, what a film!

[Callum]

Youtube video

Special features (over 3 hours of unreleased material):

· “The World is Watching: Making of The Hunger Games” – an eight-part documentary covering the “making of” the film in all aspects from the pre-production process all the way through the theatrical release and fan reactions
· “Game Maker: Suzanne Collins and The Hunger Games Phenomenon” featurette
· “Letters from the Rose Garden” featurette – insights from Donald Sutherland on the development of his role as President Snow
· “Controlling the Games” featurette – stories and concepts behind creating the control center
· “A Conversation with Gary Ross and Elvis Mitchell”
· Propaganda Film (in its entirety)
· Marketing Archive
· “Preparing for The Games: A Director’s Process” (Blu-ray Exclusive)

It's being released at midnight in America on August 18. UK will probably get it the following week.

[Smithy]

over 3 hours of unreleased material

[Glenn.]

[Niall]

I NEED THAT BLOODY BLU RAY OMFg

[Glenn.]

I may just but a blu-ray player just for this

[Niall]

Do it Glenn. It deserves to be watched in full HD glory.

[Glenn.]

-opens Argos webpage-