[quote="Duke_of_Ray":54fd8]Has Tom Cruise? Forget it then.[/quote:54fd8]

Tom Cruise isn't that bad - He was magnifique in Collateral.

[quote="Fluffy_Bunny":7ce92]AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAARGH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11111111


ITS AMERICAN oOo: oOo: oOo: oOo: oOo: oOo: oOo:

!!!!!!!!

THATS LIKE SINGING THE MARSAILLES IN GERMAN! annoy: annoy: annoy: annoy: annoy: annoy: annoy: cuss: cuss: cuss: cuss: cuss:


stop nicking our bloody stuff damnit![/quote:7ce92]

I sure hope you're kidding, otherwise you're one huge asshole if you don't mind me saying.

The fact that you can't comprehend someone reading ( even if they're American, as if it matters anyways ) A War of the Worlds by HG Wells and being inspired to make a movie to share this great story( even if it's based loosely on the original novel ) to the public frightens me. Are you really that ignorant or just drunk?

Either way, the 1953 film was American, and no one seemed to care back then.

ive got a valid reason as none you bastards can steal it from woking!!!! GETEEEEEEOUT

no no no he was hypnotized into telling everyone it was just a mindfuck, so says john bigbootie and buckaroo bonzai.


last i checked the invasion of normady was also american. when the british learn to cook , then'll i'll start listening to their complaints.

[quote=Ferich]I sure hope you're kidding, otherwise you're one huge asshole if you don't mind me saying.

The fact that you can't comprehend someone reading ( even if they're American, as if it matters anyways ) A War of the Worlds by HG Wells and being inspired to make a movie to share this great story( even if it's based loosely on the original novel ) to the public frightens me. Are you really that ignorant or just drunk?

Either way, the 1953 film was American, and no one seemed to care back then.[/quote:2168c]

Try to understand my perspective, you are taking a famous British book and turning it into an American perspective. You did it with Peter Pan, Romeo & Juliet & now you're doing it with War of the Worlds, nothing is sacred.

Try to imagine what it would be like if Australia took 'Of Mice & Men & changed it around a lil so that the ozzy-lingo Lenny saved the world with his fuzzy wabbits & then maybe you will understand. This isn't about jealousy etc its about my culture being taken by hollywood & reproduced in a tacky, hollywood storyline. I mean wtf... Tom cruise? This just means another generation of American high school kids get to grow up thinking War of the Worlds was an American production. eek:

[quote="philadelphia killing mach":247c6]
no no no he was hypnotized into telling everyone it was just a mindfuck, so says john bigbootie and buckaroo bonzai.


last i checked the invasion of normady was also american. when the british learn to cook , then'll i'll start listening to their complaints.[/quote:247c6]

Well you turned out to be a complete tosser.

[quote=Tripper]Well you turned out to be a complete tosser.[/quote:be30d]

Id like to see the rangers get ashore when 90% of the seaborne craft were 'Made in England' happy:

[quote="Fluffy_Bunny":ddd8a][quote=Tripper]Well you turned out to be a complete tosser.[/quote:ddd8a]

Id like to see the rangers get ashore when 90% of the seaborne craft were 'Made in England' happy:[/quote:ddd8a]

i'd have liked to see another reason other than bailing britania out for HAVING to go ashore . were those the same boats used to retreat to dunkirk ?

[quote="Fluffy_Bunny":5b485][quote=Ferich]I sure hope you're kidding, otherwise you're one huge asshole if you don't mind me saying.

The fact that you can't comprehend someone reading ( even if they're American, as if it matters anyways ) A War of the Worlds by HG Wells and being inspired to make a movie to share this great story( even if it's based loosely on the original novel ) to the public frightens me. Are you really that ignorant or just drunk?

Either way, the 1953 film was American, and no one seemed to care back then.[/quote:5b485]

Try to understand my perspective, you are taking a famous British book and turning it into an American perspective. You did it with Peter Pan, Romeo & Juliet & now you're doing it with War of the Worlds, nothing is sacred.
[/quote:5b485]

Actually, it's taken the Novel since it's birth was in 1898, and twisting it with a modern story so it can appeal to the modern public as it did in 1953. HG Wells was given credit for the story in the movie, and I'm sure he will in the new one. If you don't agree with the movie, don't see it. The movie company decided to make this movie, not the American public which is "stealing it" and turning it to " our " perspective ( do you know how many people live in Pennsylvania alone? ) This movie may be made in America, but does that literally mean it's an American movie? Oh yeah we decided to have a good ol' election one week to decide if Speilberg would direct or if Tom Cruise would star or even what script would be used in the remake of "War of the Worlds"

Trust me when I say I know a lot of people who enjoy reading, and they know War of the Worlds is a novel. They know who HG Wells is and they appreciate what he has done for Literature.

I think you're just generalizing everything and claiming that just because something is american or you've heard it on the news it manifests the thoughts of millions of unique minds.

Philadelphia Killing Mach is a perfect example of what I'm talking about. rolleyes:

shut the fuck up you dumb shite. =killing machine

[quote:d8b5d]This just means another generation of American high school kids get to grow up thinking War of the Worlds was an American production. [/quote:d8b5d]

jezzuz, i don't think i've EVER seen a more insecure nation.

"yes victoria, there really was an england."

[quote="philadelphia killing mach":7f898][quote:7f898]This just means another generation of American high school kids get to grow up thinking War of the Worlds was an American production. [/quote:7f898]

jezzuz, i don't think i've EVER seen a more insecure nation.

"yes victoria, there really was an england."[/quote:7f898]

what the fuck? oOo:

truly wtf; i dunno; some limey got his muffins in a bun and freaked that an american company was producing a movie originally written by british author HG Wells. it's kinda like if americans freaked because the beatles ripped from american bluesmen. pointless.

[quote="philadelphia killing mach":91d1c]truly wtf; i dunno; some limey got his muffins in a bun and freaked that an american company was producing a movie originally written by british author HG Wells. it's kinda like if americans freaked because the beatles ripped from american bluesmen. pointless.[/quote:91d1c]

Now you're talking. cool:

[quote="philadelphia killing mach":54b02][quote="Fluffy_Bunny":54b02][quote=Tripper]Well you turned out to be a complete tosser.[/quote:54b02]

Id like to see the rangers get ashore when 90% of the seaborne craft were 'Made in England' happy:[/quote:54b02]

i'd have liked to see another reason other than bailing britania out for HAVING to go ashore . were those the same boats used to retreat to dunkirk ?[/quote:54b02]


The fact that you actually think they retreated "TO" Dunkirk just leaves me with no respect for any historical argument you have to offer regarding WW2.