So I have a theory. Haven't read the books so I don't know how well it really holds up but here goes.

Running Ginger Girl was shown during the training montage learning about different plants and leaves and shit. So she knew a lot about what she should or should not eat.

When Katniss and whats-his-name find her body and the guy says she was clever, Katniss then says she was "too clever." I didn't get why until just a bit ago.

Running Ginger Girl committed suicide with the death blueberries.

Sorry, maybe this was obvious to everyone but me. I just got it though.

>>32530
I don't think so. All through the games Foxface (that's what she's called in the books) got by on her quick whits and cleverness. She stole and sneaked around to survive. She even avoided any confrontation at the feast by running up and grabbing her bag before anyone else knew what to do. Why would she then turn around and commit suicide?

>>32530
She was clever, but she didn't know about night lock poison berries. She had no intention of dying.

>>32512

>Magnetic noses

wut

>>32512
>>32536
The bumblebee thing is a myth. That thing about their wings not being strong enough to lift themselves was just one guy doing the math wrong.

We've also known a number of animals have navigated using magnetic body parts (usually parts of their brain) for a while.

>>32536
Well the magnetite is in the nose for humans, at least those humans who have it (not all of us do). But pretty much any animal that migrates is able to keep track of their location because of magnetic material in their bodies giving them a sense of direction that is a genuine extra sense.

Weekend At Bernie's II: The Conga Line

One of my favorite movies when I was a kid. Haven't watched it in ages. Now I kinda wonder how it holds up.

>>32479
1's still good, 2 on the other hand...

I rather liked the game review. My concern is relevancy: To be a game reviewer, you really need to have quite a bit of frequency. Half-in-the-Bag, as much as I like, lacks this frequency. Quite a few big name video games could slip through the cracks. I'm willing to give Rich Evans a try as a reviewer, especially if he treats the big name games in the same manner Bauman and Stoklasa treat big name movies.

>>32370
I liked it.

they seem to have the basics down and kept to their own gimmicks instead of trying to copy someone else. I'd say it was a decent first.

>>32363
Considering that the movie turned him into an innocent man and blamed the greed on a stereotype fueled family, yeah I'm inclined to agree.

>>32363
I think they saw the popularity of the emo kid from Horton Hears A Who, and ran with it. Although I never remember anyone being emo in the books...floppy-haired, yes, but...

>>32365
He was the quiet one.
You know quiet = emo.

I haven't seen those, but I know how you feel. I only know one other person who's seen this little gem, which is one of my favorite movies.

The World needs more musical ensemble casts.

Scroll a bit chum.

>>32260
>Forgive me for sounding repetitive, but this definition still does not discount my point of Star Wars being a remake of The Hidden Fortress. Lucas has gone on record before as saying Kurosawa's film was, along with Flash Gordon Conquers The Universe, the main source material from which he drew the elements that would cause him to write Star Wars.
>the main source material from which he drew the elements that would cause him to write Star Wars.

Main source material from which HE DREW ELEMENTS that would cause him to write Star Wars. That is a textbook example of inspiration/using reference, NOT remaking. You are the only person here against 3 or 4 people who insists on your view of what the term "remake" is.

>>32266
Good lord, fine. I'm completely wrong. Does that make all of you happy now?

>>32278
Yes actually, in this instance it does.

Kubrick. Okay I know Eyes Wide Shut was fucking awful, but whatever he's still Stanley fucking Kubrick. He made the Shining and A Clockwork Orange and 2001. he's allowed eyes wide shut. (but just barely christ)

and fincher because again IT'S DAVID FINCHER COME ON i'm not a huge fan of panic room but i am a truly ridiculous fan of the social network and fight club and just about every other goddamn thing.

>>32108
also these guys. i have o brother, where art thou memorized front-to-back ("baptism! you boy's're dumber than a bag of hammers") and sometimes I just put Fargo on while I'm cleaning and giggle like a dweeb while doing the dishes

Ivan Reitman? I guess? He directed some of my favorite childhood memories, so... sure.

WOW, this is unfunny...
http://johnnyoldschool.com/?p=38
Why do you have ads for this guy spoony why!
Oh right money, its okay then, I like money too.

http://thatguywiththeglasses.com/videolinks/linkara/at4w/34712-black-web-1

>that first minute or so

Huh. Linkara pretty much admits his comic sucked.

http://thatguywiththeglasses.com/videolinks/thatguywiththeglasses/nostalgia-critic/34722-jungle-2-jungle

No incessant screaming this time!