Ron Pearlman looked like a Woolly Mammoth. Also, the bit where Conan is fighting the sand guys and it kept cutting to the bad guy from Avatar’s face looked like it was from an out-take reel.
stacysunshine
are stuntmen now all unemplyoed?
http://www.nostalgiajunkie.net/ nostalgiajunkie
Instead of rebooting Conan the Barbarian, they shoulda made Conan the Librarian.
Matthew Osbourne
He’s a savvy supernatural predator who’s using his resources to his advantage. He doesn’t actually care about sex but he recognizes his attractiveness is useful in getting food. There’s that subtext to everything he says. He was really impressive in this film. They’re totally wrong about Fright Night. Although it has nothing on the special effects and makeup work in the original.
charlie
Kind of surprised that you guys would call the CGI and visual effects of Conan and Avatar “special effects.” Certainly you know that “special effects” are totally different from the computer generated stuff they do nowadays. By the way, I love you guys and pretty much everything you do. I’m on a Half in the Bag binge at the moment, actually.
http://www.facebook.com/sam.collins.754918 Sam Collins
He said “right after he won an Oscar for the King’s Speech.” Colin Firth was the star of King’s Speech, hence the huge and obvious comedic fanfare right after that joke at 6:10. Are you high?
rapeabich
This movie kicks ass. It would have been even better if they cut out all the boring talking and just had 100% hitting people in the face with hammers and swords. And more blood. Like constant raining of blood at all times.
Patrick
David Tennant was essentially the only draw I had to Fright Night.
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