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Originally Posted by ZariusTwo
I gave my opinion. You can disagree, but it doesn't convince me I'm wrong.
I consider TMNT 2012 overrated, per the subject of the thread, and that's all there is to it. I'm not interested in debating it.
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Talk about grasping at straws for power. I mean.... you weren't interested in debating it, but you replied debating the semantics of it.
I've run into this before....

"Nothing you can say will convince me I'm wrong and if you try I won't listen to you".

I don't even think anyone was trying to tell you that you were
wrong. Take your Xanax, man. And take it before you reply arguing with
me too.
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Originally Posted by TheUltimateBum
I like this reply. A lot of people say "No, you're wrong" when you state an opinion, but an opinion is not something that everyone shares, so it can't be right or wrong, but if you feel strongly about it, that's what's important.
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Probably would've been a more normalized, well adjusted reply to say "that's cool - it didn't do it for me though." than to include the "nothing you can say will change my mind" savant-level defense. People only say "I'm aren't interested in debating it" when they've been challenged to the core and are on the verge of bugging up. Sometimes it's prescient, but in this case? Way early and way misaligned.
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Originally Posted by sdp
Super Mario Bros The Movie - I think people were just happy to see Mario done right. but at the end of the day it's not some classic movie, it's just a good Mario movie but there's not too much substance in there.
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One one had I'm glad I saw it. On the other hand it took me two sittings to get through it. I actually think a 100%-lore embraced Zelda movie would translate better than the world Mario inhabits did. But.... I dunno... it was Mario
done correctly so that's cool for anyone who truly loved it.
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Originally Posted by LeotheLateBloomer
FW I feel is more overexposed than overrated.
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Hm. I had to pause and give this gem of an observation some consideration for a minute. There's definitely something to that.