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Hot Fuzz- 9/10
Hot Fuzz is a British comedy, and I can honestly say that it is one of the absolute FUNNIEST movies I have ever seen. I was seriously laughing the whole way through. I subtracted a point because there was quite a bit of gore in it (ironically, that's fiasco around it was part of the humor, but I think they could've implied the brutal deaths rather than full-on showed them). Here's a trailer for it:
I want to see it again! XD
Kamden
Member Since 24 Feb 2008Offline Last Active Apr 15 2008 03:47 AM
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In Topic: What are you listening to?
03 April 2008 - 03:25 AM
"The Night Before" by the Beatles. 
In Topic: Kamden's Fanart
03 April 2008 - 03:22 AM
QUOTE (Saku-chan @ Mar 29 2008, 05:42 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
YES! DeiXSaku! XD That's my fave crack pairing! xDDDD
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I love your art. The coloring is amazing.
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I love your art. The coloring is amazing.
DeiSaku is my favorite noncanon pairing too!
While NaruSaku is my OTP, DeiSaku is my "guilty pleasure" pairing. XD
In Topic: Kamden's Fanart
28 March 2008 - 09:43 PM
In Topic: Sakura and Naruto don't have an honest relationship
28 March 2008 - 09:30 PM
Haha, the SasuSaku and NaruHina fans have conveniently forgotten the lies and mistrust in their favorite pairings (moreso in SS than in NH, though).
In the Forest of Death, Sasuke told Sakura not to tell anyone (specifically Naruto) about the curse seal. She made that promise, though she later went to tell Kakashi about it (though he figured it out on his own). And later than that, she did eventually tell Naruto.
The fact that Sakura was at the exit on the night of the "Goodbye" scene proves that Sakura didn't trust Sasuke to stay in the village, even though Naruto put his full faith on Sasuke staying. Apparently, we learn that Sasuke rarely spoke to each other, so they had fewer chances to "lie" to each other.
The first interaction between Naruto and Hinata was brimming with half-truths. Naruto questions Hinata's motives for helping him, and she says "I don't want to see you disappear from here," which is only partly true. He later plays the "big shot" to save face and keep them out of danger of failure and he thinks "Great, she believed me, and I still have my pride," indicating that he was "acting" and not expressing what he truly thought.
And same as with SasuSaku, Naruto and Hinata barely interact, so there are fewer chances to be "dishonest" with each other. However, Sakura expresses that she sees Naruto as one she "trusts completely" in the final Hospital scene, and NaruSaku is the only pairing to have that.
In the Forest of Death, Sasuke told Sakura not to tell anyone (specifically Naruto) about the curse seal. She made that promise, though she later went to tell Kakashi about it (though he figured it out on his own). And later than that, she did eventually tell Naruto.
The fact that Sakura was at the exit on the night of the "Goodbye" scene proves that Sakura didn't trust Sasuke to stay in the village, even though Naruto put his full faith on Sasuke staying. Apparently, we learn that Sasuke rarely spoke to each other, so they had fewer chances to "lie" to each other.
The first interaction between Naruto and Hinata was brimming with half-truths. Naruto questions Hinata's motives for helping him, and she says "I don't want to see you disappear from here," which is only partly true. He later plays the "big shot" to save face and keep them out of danger of failure and he thinks "Great, she believed me, and I still have my pride," indicating that he was "acting" and not expressing what he truly thought.
And same as with SasuSaku, Naruto and Hinata barely interact, so there are fewer chances to be "dishonest" with each other. However, Sakura expresses that she sees Naruto as one she "trusts completely" in the final Hospital scene, and NaruSaku is the only pairing to have that.
