Originally posted by neils7147933
i would'nt argue if you said batman with keaton was better but all the rest after that were ****
what ones do you think are better
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what!
i would'nt argue if you said batman with keaton was better but all the rest after that were ****
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BatmanOriginally posted by OASIS_LAD
and I still prefer Batman Forever tooComment
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Next conspiracy movie I'll check out is Terrorstorm:Originally posted by !! Sonny !!This will be Neils next favorite movie.
AMERICA: FREEDOM TO FASCISM
This indie doc takes a look at the U.S. government with a decidedly angry slant, including topics such as the IRS, the Federal Reserve, abridged freedoms of U.S. citizens, money creation, voter fraud, the national identity card, the implementation of Radio Frequency Identification technology to track citizens and an alleged police state.
"TerrorStorm sets a new standard in documentary filmmaking. Alex Jones knocks it out of the park yet again."
-Dylan Avery, Director, "Loose Change"
Produced in a limited run exclusively for The American Scholars Symposium in Los Angeles (June 2006), this version of TERRORSTORM features material which will be unavailable on the final cut to be released in several weeks.
This is not the final version of TERRORSTORM which will include extras and footage from the American Scholars Symposium but this information on government sponsered terrorism is so incredibly important that it had to be made available as soon as possible...
Each copy is signed by Filmaker Alex Jones.
Our leaders have told us that the war on terror may last a hundred years; a new kind of war against a shadowy enemy that can never be defeated.
Generation after generation will have to lay down its liberty in an endless war for global empire
The evil men who rise to power know well that terrorism is the perfect specter to convince populations to relinquish their liberty in the name of security.
TERRORSTORM explores who pulls the strings and who benefits from the dark spectacle of modern warfare. This incredible new film answers the questions:
Do the people know how they are controlled?
Do they understand the systems of power that surround them, the modern propaganda machines of public relations that wash their brains and fill their minds full of ball games and mindless fluff?
Is the population beginning to realize that governments throughout history have used the specter of fear to drive their populations to acquiesce to total tyranny?
TERRORSTORM examines September 11th, the Iraq War, the 7/7 Bombings in London, and the coming invasion of Iran to reveal the connections between these seemingly separate events. Jones reviews the current geopolitical structure in the shadow of 9/11 through a focused historical lens and uncovers accounts of government sponsored terrorism that are openly admitted to by western governments.
This powerful documentary explores the mindset of the average brainwashed westerner and delves deeply in to those systems of control which have been designed to imprison their minds and keep their eyes closed to the realities of the world around them.
This exclusive American Scholars Symposium edition of TERRORSTORM is only available for a limited time.
Terrorstorm is currently available only on DVD (DVD-R format).
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i thought batman returns through to batman and robin were rubbishOriginally posted by neils7147933Comment
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Batman and Robin is the only one I absolutely hatedOriginally posted by OASIS_LADComment
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the infamous ******* on the batsuitOriginally posted by neils7147933
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...and enough characters to do a half dozen spin-off movies - which thankfully didn't happenOriginally posted by OASIS_LADthe infamous ******* on the batsuit Comment
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Originally posted by neils7147933
exactly!
which one was alicia silverstone in ?
she was hot in that leather batgirl suitComment
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Batman and Robin...Originally posted by OASIS_LADComment
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It was one hell of a pathetic movie, the first time I started questioning Batman's ***uality.Originally posted by neils7147933Comment
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