Viridian Confessional Booth

[Nasdaq]

Out of amused boredom, lets have a confessional! Then you get told if your atonement or if you've committed a mortal sin.

Forgive me, forums, for I have sinned. I read all four Twilight novels and watched the movies. The books were a challenge from someone to actually put my money where my mouth was from criticizing the books.

The real problem was that I thought that, removed from Meyer's horrible writing, the movies were actually not bad for a B-movie...

I tried atoning by reading Black Hawk Down and Snow Crash, and then watching Ninja-Assassin. But I still feel the taint crawl beneath my skin...

[gman391]

Go and read Bram Stroker's Dracula my child and sin no more.

Hmm something horrible I've done?

Write a crappy fanfic? No...well yes but a lot of people have done that.
Oh I know I've never seen the original God Father. Forgive me.

[Magnificate]

Out of amused boredom, lets have a confessional!

Let's reflavour it, since confessions are really not something to make fun of.

[Nasdaq]

You know, I never really considered it. Confessional jokes tend to be fairly standard fare compared to most, and tame, I hadn't considered anyone would find the premise questionable.

[serbii]

Eh, I read the Twilight series. It's neither as good nor as bad as everyone says. It's just kind of meh.
Haven't seen the movies.

[Nasdaq]

It really isn't. I mean, it's not GOOD writing, but it's not the colossal soul crush. It is fun to make fun of it, but honestly, I actually see a lot in it that could have been good. It's honestly sad at all the wasted potential.

The movies are good simply because the actors are so damn talented. Robert Pattinson is going to have a career ahead of him, he's very Leonardo DiCaprio.

[Kirai]

Let's reflavour it, since confessions are really not something to make fun of.

Once again I have to ask that people don't put these giant red buttons in front of me. Why do they always do that? I'm just not good at resisting temptation!

[Farmer_10]

I have never seen any of the Godfather movies, Scarface, Pulp Fiction or Blade Runner.

[Nasdaq]

Of those, I've never seen any of them except Blade Runner, and I didn't enjoy it, so I stopped watching it. I've tried on three separate occasions, and both the special version and normal version.

[Nitramy]

I found the Godfather book a lot better than the films.

Read "Twilight", didn't think it was that bad at first.

Read it again, and I did a Keanu Reeves afterwards.

"Whoa."

Another thing:

I hacked in the Crissaegrim in Castlevania: SotN from the start.

[Zankaru Zelladonii]

I saw bladerunner and it was... alright. Nothing on judge dredd though, now that was awesome.

[QuoteMyFoot]

Re: Godfather movie; as long as it hasn't been too hyped up for you, you will probably find that it's a really good film and enjoy it. I thought so, anyway. Haven't seen all of Part II (my DVD player broke), but I liked that as well.

Confession... um... "My favourite film genre is 'western'" isn't much of one, is it?

[Magnificate]

So, not to be a spoilsport:

I find the fanservice overdosed and stupid Kamen no Maid Guy to be awesome. Kukuku!
I've liked Naruto's former catchphrase. Believe it!

[Nasdaq]

Despite entering anime on Gundam, Zoids, Cowboy Bebop, Outlaw Star, and Trigun, the first anime I ever spent money on was Onegai Teacher, and it's still one of my favorite series.

I'm a sucker for romance. :/

[doc.exe]

Well, while not one of my favorite movies, I actually liked Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer. I found it to be way better than the first movie of those characters. And I prefer that interpretation of Galactus as a shapeless cosmic entity than the giant guy with a goofy helmet that appears in the comics.

[Aldraia Dragonsong]

I like the Pokemon anime.
For that matter, I like Eragon too. Not Eldest, Eldest was terrible. But the first book was all right.

[Satori]

I like the Pokemon anime.

There's nothing wrong with that. I was suuuuuuuuch a AAML 'shipper back in the day.

I like the TV show version of Harry Dresden better. If i didn't know better I'd think it was the original, and that the novel version of Murphy was sooooooo flanderized.

[bookworm702]

I enjoy the 4kids One piece, Pokemon, and Yu-gi-oh openings without irony.

[SLAMU]

I talk in movie theatres.
I'm Killroy.
I've read yaoi fics...and liked them.
No really, I'm Killroy.
I also have not watched the Godfather films, but my sister has.
I've watched chick flicks...some of them were pretty good.
I thought that Alien wasn't that great.
I cheat at cards.
Why won't anyone believe me?! I'm Killroy!
Nope, nothing I want to get off my chest.

[Zankaru Zelladonii]

I like the TV show version of Harry Dresden better. If i didn't know better I'd think it was the original, and that the novel version of Murphy was sooooooo flanderized.

I saw the TV show before I was introduced to the books, and that is the only reason I liked the TV show at all.


My confession: After playing the first Dawn of War game for a few months, I stopped liking chaos and became an imperial. It was just a moment of weakness though.

[Disconnected]

My confession I have never played a game of monopoly where I haven't cheated in some way.

[Phht]

I'm watching Buffy the Vampire Slayer from the beginning.


Though maybe that's not a horrible thing. If I started watching Angel, on the other hand....

[DidelotM1]

I liked the Van Helsing movie. great popcorn flick.

I never understood the worship of Joss Whedon. to me he was and is very 'meh' and so were his shows. Yes, I've tried to watch them.

The Prequel trilogy of Star Wars, while not perfect to me, isn't the horrible blasphemy against all that is Star Wars.

Star Trek of any kind bores me to tears.

Anything that ends in 'and they all die' be it movie, game, TV show, or what not will generally be disliked by me despite any 'cred' it may have with it's fans or general public or whoever.

I read self insertion fan fiction and have enjoyed several, despite how disliked they tend to be.

I don't like Ramna 1/2 at all. Yes, I've tried to watch it.

[MrRigger2]

I don't like Star Wars, not even the original Trilogy. Similarly, the Lord of the Rings Trilogy bored me to tears, as did the books. The only Star Trek I've ever enjoyed was Star Trek IV: the Voyage Home (the one with the whales), and the newest movie.

MrRigger

[serbii]

Lord of the Rings was a spectacularly dull book. The moment it started to become kind of interesting they'd switch to another group of characters who were talking to fecking trees or discussing their ancestors.
I read all 1077 pages over the summer holidays before the first movie came out.
We were at the beach house and didn't have internet, cable TV and the only thing on free-to-air was cricket.

Another confession:
Thanks to that beach house I can now watch cricket and not have my organs spontaneously collapse from bordom. Hell, 20-20 is kind of good.