War of the Worlds

I am really excited about this movie and I know a lot of others who are too. The oficial website looks pretty cool. The other day I found this other website which is pretty weird and creepy. Right now there is only a graphic in alien language or something. Whatever it is, it looks awesome. If anyone has any info on this website, please share. PLEASE! :.(

This is the website: - EXTERNAL LINK -

(They're Already Here :o)

Has anyone gone to the site that I mentioned? Please!!!! :.(

Yes.

Tim

That is not the response I was hoping for. :@

But thank you for actually responding Tim. :)

jack jack,

The site you reference is just a graphic! No links, video, audio, or anything else that might be interesting. No offense, but if you want people to respond, or to comment on something like a website, there needs to be a little more involved than just a simple text graphic. ;)



- Josh

Josh,

That's why I simply responded with "yes". :D

Tim ;)

Interesting, weren't we just talking about how Ebert loves blockbusters?

Out of the 35 current reviews out on RT, he's one of the 3 that didn't like it!

I completely agree. I mean, the character of the whiny teenager added nothing to the story, especially since the core relationship of the movie centered around Cruise and Fanning. His departure didn't bring much of an emotional impact to the film, but his return tarnished it. Also, considering the massive explosion and little time that he had to escape, it just raises more questions. Other than that, the film was a real nail-biter, with Fanning's wide-eyed gaze pulling you into the movie. After his so called "experiments" (i.e. The Terminal, Catch Me If You Can), Speilberg has returned to his roots as a master of action, suspense, and freakin' awesome effects:D

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Fair enough :). But agree with me on this, the kid should of stayed dead! This isn't Disney Steven, a happy ending isn't always necessary!

Not for me, I think the second half was the better end of the movie. The story finally slowed down enough to get into the characters and that basement scene with Tim Robbins was one of the best parts of the movie. I felt the first half was too much in overdrive and set a foundation of too many questions needing to be answered. However, once you surrender to the chaos you find yourself forced into the family's dilemma. It's like you go through this sense of frustration in the first half but then find yourself just dealing with it by the second half.