Oh dear.... (There are better ads for this movie, but this one stuck....)

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LOL! That's a really funny trailer for the film!

Awesome!

My girlfriend has given me orders that under no circumstances am I to purchase a Utility Kilt.

There is bravery, and then there is the better side of valour.

The Auld Grump, nae a Scot, of Eire am I.

I've wanted to get a kilt for a long time now, I've got Scot in my ancestry, just have never had the extra cash for it as I've always had other things I'd rather get first!

There was a day a long time ago, when the kids were young, and my wife liked to sew, that she bought the whole nine yards. We played around with the SCA people at camping and boffering and all that fun kind of thing. She said she wanted to see me walking about in a skirt. lol Yeah, right. Would have done it too, except, I would have worn my under kilts.

RE: Movie - hilarious. Kudos to the guys who made it!

LOL! Like the trailer - have seen others. Is this official or just someone's fun adaptation?

While I can't vouch for it's authenticity, I can say it looks pretty much like the trailer I saw when my daughter and I were waiting for the Avengers to start.

It is authentic Pixar nonsense.

The movie is Brave - Lassiter's attempt to create something as close to a Miyazaki film as he can.

Brave has been given a PG rating, in part because of the crude humor.

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Just got back from seeing Men in Black III.

Much, much better than MiB II.

But the part that got me was during the trailers - about half the theater started singing along with the music... 'Far over the Misty Mountains cold'.... (Yes, we were among that number, but we were not the only ones!)

In MiB III itself time travel is not only used but abused. In all, I liked it, but won't tell you much - it was worth seeing.

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Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter... what can I say - the title says it all.

Not bad, the actors play it straight - and there are a lot of different vampire types featured.

I had fun, but do not expect it to last long in the theater. (On DVD, I expect it to do quite well.)

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