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Transformers and Harry Potter are the biggest movies of the summer left and every one wants to see those so i was just curious what everywanted to see most after Transformers and Harry. I am looking forward to Superbad the most with Chuck and Larry and Rush Hour 3 not far behind.

Im interested in seeing The Bourne Ultimatium followed by Rush Hour 3 then Chuck and Larry

Definitely Bourne followed by Invasion.

Invasion looks good only because it has Nicole Kidman in my perspective

maybe Invasion and Bourne Ultimatum

The Invasion does not look that good in my opinion. My thoughts on Bourne liked Idenity hated Supermacy. So i will see Ultatmatium but i am not that excited for it.

I dont think that supremacy told you much other than what you already knew about jason bourne from the bourne identity. Im hoping Ultimatium will have more to tell...

I put chuck and larry because im a huge adam sandler fan. But i would have to put war and sunshine with a very close runner up.

Sunshine looks like its going to have the same crammed setting as 'Core' except it will have much more action.

Bourne Ultimatum, Rush Hour, then Chuck and Larry buts it's a close race.

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iamhollywood wrote:

Sunshine looks like its going to have the same crammed setting as 'Core' except it will have much more action.

Oh man, I've seen Sunshine already, and to ever compare Sunshine with Core is a huge insult.

Hey tuan, I'm critiquing Sunshine in my next column, but it would help me a lot if you could e-mail me your insights on the film, given that you've already seen it. I'd like your take on the following aspects:

1. Was it straight sci-fi, or were there elements of fantasy or horror in it?
2. Was it typical of Danny Boyle, or did he go far afield?
3. What were the best and worst things about it?

You have my e-mail address, it's at the bottom of my column.

Thanks in advance,
Shrykespeare

Then i guess i'll be seeing it

Not that anyone asked, but my review of Sunshine is below:

http://www.screenhead.com/reviews/sunshine-is-bright-but-not-stellar/

Not that anyone asked

Actually, numbersix, I asked. Or, to be more accurate, I asked tuan, who also has seen this film, but your review is just what I wanted to see.

I am writing up a critique for Sunshine for next week's Bard's Eye View, and this is one of the few films coming out this summer in the U.S. where I am at a disadvantage.

Anyway, your input is appreciated and will be acknowledged.

Good on ya, son!

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