Can anyone tell me when the movie Enders game is coming to theaters?

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Can anyone tell me when the movie Enders game is coming to theaters?extension

IMDB says 2008.

I would think that Orson Scott Card's website would be the best place for info, but it has not been updated in 18 months.

What movie do u girls wanna see right now thats in theaters?

i don't know which movie is good to see w/ my friends during spring break.

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I really want to go and see

Step up 2

but I cant with my busy schedule

Have a good gurlie movie day

Eat some popcorn for me !!!

Good luck finding the right movie !!

Hope I helped xx

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i really want to see horton hears a who haha
STEP UP 2
u should go see Juno. I loved it! But it might not be in theaters still where u live. But step up 2 is very good. Well I hope this helps! Have fun with ur friends at the movies!
step up 2 was awesome!
Step up 2 and jumper, i can't remember any others
the other boylen sister

horton hears a who

prom night

and hannah montana!
"The Other Boleyn Girl" is now playing and is getting some pretty good user reviews from Yahoo! movies. Its enough of a chic flick for her, and its from a very bloody time in England's history for you. Happy Easter!

http://movies.yahoo.com/movie/1809772229...

Edit: sorry, I should note that I assume you're not into chic flicks since you're asking what other girls want to see, sorry if I'm misunderstanding!
Dont Know whether its running in theaters but tou could get it at your local video store__"The final seduction""
step up 2 or the eye
Step Up 2: The Streets
i wanna see step up 2. and never back down

In the movie 'A Few Good Men'?

I originally watched A Few Good Men, when it came out in theaters. I was stationed on a training post, Ft. Devens, MA. The theater was packed with marines, mostly lower enlisted. That scene of the movie, when Tom Cruise was pushing Jack Nicholson to admit that he ordered the Code Red and he said, "You're God damn right, I did." There was thunderous, almost deafening applause; you literally could not hear anything for the rest of the movie.

I just watched it on TNT for the first time in awhile. I was wondering if that is still the general consensus in the Marines, along with all branches of the military, yet today?

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My guess is that, apart from the pesception that a Marine "took charge and whooped butt" a few, if not more, of those Marines understood where the Colonel was coming from. A code red was used as a disciplinary/motivational tool. It cut out all the paperwork, touchy-feely crapola, and beurocratic(sp?) BS, and got right to the attitude adjustment, which is the desired end result. Also, the same result as the other method, just with a more successful and less time consuming manner.

Back when I went through Basic we weren't allowed to be touched physically by the TI's but could be berated, harrassed, and otherwise "motivated". It sucked then, but reflecting on it I saw why they did it. Thier goal was to break you down and build you back up with a military mindset. It worked for me and now I'm glad the AF had this tool available to them. It helped me transition well to Military life.

Awhile ago a group of mommies got together and decided to lean on the military because "thier babies" were getting thier feelings hurt from being yelled at. Instead of deciding that the US would be better off with troops that were made tough enough by training to take it as well as they dish it out, the congressmen worried about loosing constituents and buckled under pressure to this group. Thus the "stress card" was born, and the US lost it's edge for molding boys into tough battle ready Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen and Marines. Instead being forced to turn boys into whiny little brats who, when showed how handicapped the training had become, pounced on the weakness with the veracity of a predator. Now instead of "Asking not what they can do for thier country", these post momma's troops ask "What's in it for me?!?" I've seen it with my own two eyes and can point EXACTLY to the time when Basic Training stopped producing warriors and started producing..well..CRAP! That was the same time Mommies started fighting thier babies "tormentors", namely the US Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marine Corps.

Now I know alot of folks in this forum may say "Hey, that's not me! I take my obligation and service seriously!!" To them I say good for you. You took the initiative to better yourself and are showing great maturity and responsibility for understanding the military and the way it needs to operate. But I would also say look around you. I garantee that there are a few folks that you came out of training with that are dirtbags and are exactly the way I described above. You know how many people I came out of training with that are how I described earlier? ZERO!!!! Because of the way we were trained. There were no stress cards. You sucked it up, took it, and pressed on. Mostly, you learned something from it.

Honestly, when I was a young Airman I called anyone with more stripes, or even TIS, than me Sir or Ma'am. Because that's how I was trained. I respected them because of thier experience and longer service. Nowadays I see E-2's addressing E-6's and E-7's by first name and thinking NOTHING of it. Even when they're locked up and briefed they still don't see thier behavior as wrong. Only that the briefer doesn't like them and is abusing his/her power or that the briefer is "out to get" the Airman. It makes me sick and I put every death of a servicemember from that point due to insubordination or failure to follow orders/regulations squarely on the shoulders of the mommies who started the whole thing. The blood of our troops is on THIER hands, and until they take steps to undo the damage they've caused I will continue to believe that the troops would have been better prepared if they would have kept thier mouths shut!!

In the movie 'A Few Good Men'?amc theater opera theaterI'm sorry, but I still can't get beyond the fact that the Nicholson character went out of his way to hide the fact that he had ordered the actions that went wrong and tried to have a couple of naive and idealistic Marines take the fall for him. I can't see how you feel that is at all 'honorable.' Report It


This is one of my favorite all time movies. I have watched it numerous times.

Having been raised in the military and also serving my own 4 years, there was a lot of "truth" in this movie about military life.

Eventhough the movie was fiction in facts, the pretense of the military and the attitudes of many of the "higher ups" are the same.

Don't get me wrong... I have nothing against the military and thank those that are currently serving or have served. The military offers a good life to many people.
I think it was a very entertaining movie. That is all.
Yes, unfortunately. It's hard to remember that you're still leashed to the rule-of-law when all your training is focused on simply getting the job done.
Well.... Let's just say it was a good movie. They were good actors. Nuf said.?...
No more truer words were ever spoken then "You can't handle the truth"

Look at the people whining about water boarding, how some treated and interrogated prisoners and the fall out from all of that with the hearings, court martial etc etc.

Hell, we at least don't behead prisoners, or really torture like the militants do. Where were they when the American POW's were being tortured by the NVA and Vietcong???
Have'nt seen it hun........:)
It was entertaining kinda....

A Colonel in the USMC wouldnt order something like that.

A Colonel in the USMC wouldnt interfere with the individual training of one Private under his command.

The whole "code red" thing is complete BS. In the past they used to call it a "blanket party" which you can get into real trouble for.

There is really no need to perform such actions in a USMC infantry unit, if you want to kick someones @ss all you have to do is take them to the pit and call it extra "hand to hand" combat training and then its legal. MCMAP (Marine Corps Martial Arts Program) training is something that we did every day so I dont see why someone would have to sneak into some Marines room to beat the hell out of him. You literally get the hell beat out of you almost daily anyway during training, or at least in my unit you did.

People get hurt during training in the USMC all the time you know......

I didnt like the movie personally because it made the USMC look bad.
I've never been able to understand why anyone in the military would cheer for Nicholson's character in this film. How can you possibly believe you are helping to build morale when the message you are sending is: If you fall behind in anything, the people you depend on will do very dangerous things to you on my orders, but if anything happens the people who followed my orders will be on their own because I am a coward and will pretend I had nothing to do with the order and will do anything to include altering official documents to protect my precious career because you the individual Marine mean absolutely nothing to me and you have no value.
never really payed attention dude, I dozed in the theater!

Was the Rocky Horror Picture show movie controversial when it came to theaters back in the 70s?

Now this is going to date me ...

YES, it was somewhat controversial (around the more religious/conservative communities) -- and as far as around College Campuses -- it was something that was an Audience Participation Hit (Late Night Weekend Shows) ... and I can remember having a friend convince me to attend one of these screenings after a long week of mid-term exams (I was a Grad Student at the time).

It was a HOOT! Not only did the 'enthusiasts' come dressed up -- but they came with props too -- and believe me .. It was such a study of people (and the laughs -- I was in the back row -- it was SO SO Funny) ... that it was definitely worth the price to see what was happening.

You have to remember the times -- lots of social 'changes' were already in progress (after all, we'd already had the Hippies -- the "Alternative Lifestyles" had/were being more prominently discussed ... and this was just a continuation of the discussions on-going. (Just a bit more 'visual').

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yes

Was the Rocky Horror Picture show movie controversial when it came to theaters back in the 70s?movie theatre opera theater

No, as it was so under the radar, no one saw it
I dont remember it as controversial,but it was ahead of its time,and became a cult classic,almost instantly.

My "friend" lit the theater on fire and we didn't get caught?

my friend his girlfriend and my friends friend that i just met that day came along with us to see a movie. this "friend" is a messed up kid. he does some crazy stuff. he just randomly attacks people throws things at people insults people. he is a crazy a.s.shole. after we ate he took with him some mustard and ketchup packages and when we went to the theater he started putting the ketcup and mustard on the seats in front of us and then people sat down. that must suck to be them. after the movie he put ketchup on a public phone and a guy picked up phone and was like "what the fcuk". then he lit a match and threw it in the garbage can that lit up in a few minutes he lit up 4 cans. it kinda spread so we ran away. then we walking away from theater and we hear and see fire trucks racing towards the theater. is there something wrong with this kid. he even started fights with me. i mean my other friend and his gf find it funny. next time what should i do if he comes again?

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Stay away from them. Being anywhere near them can get you into serious trouble.

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He could have killed a patron or a firefighter. You need to turn him in, let him get what he has coming. If he put ketchup on my seat, I'm pretty confident I have ways of making this kid pay and getting away with it. Sounds like he needs a broken rib or jaw. or better yet, call the police.. He needs jail time.
That "friend" has NO sense of respect. He's reckless and honestly he's going to end up dead or in jail if he doesnt' wake up. I'm sorry to say it, actually I'm not. If he doesn't change you can mark my words..."Dead, or in Jail".

Movie Help: Woman disguised as man in 60s?

I'm looking for the title of a movie. All I remember is it was in black and white, and there is a woman who disguises herself as a man so she can inherit property. You don't find out he is a she until the very end. Right before the reveal, the movie gives a warning, advising the faint of heart to leave the theater, and then proceeds to countdown to 0 when we find out the man seems so awkward and has such strange teeth because it is a woman in disguise. Thanks for any help.

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"Homicidal"

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0054988

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dont kno the name

lol

sorry

i think i saw a movie like that though

lol

How long does it take for a movie to be released on dvd after premiering in theaters?

It used to depend on how successful and popular a movie was but that doesn't seem to be a factor anymore.

How long does it take for a movie to be released on dvd after premiering in theaters?opera.com

I believe that it's anywhere from 3 months to a year. It just depends on the company and producers I think

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about a month
True...true. It used to be. Its all down to marketing now...how much money they are going to make...will it clash with blockbusters etc etc.
it depends on the movie-- wheather it was really popular.

a movie that i saw in theathers in september just came out this month.
It usually depends on the revenue of the movie. If the movie bombs, investers rush it to video, and it hits the stands in about 4 months. If it is a success, it usually takes about 6-7 months, where they try to sync it up to a holiday.
it really does depend on how long it stayed in theaters and how sucessful it is.....the more sucessful it is the longer it takes to go to dvd....usually it will take less than a year....the game plan(which was very sucessful) just released today and it came out last year...it also depends on the worldwide sales as well...but it will generally take 6 months+ once the theatrical release runs its course-worldwide
IT DEPENDS ON THE PRODUCTION AND DISTRIBUTION DEALS. THE DVDS AND VHS TAPES ARE MADE AT THE SAME TIME AS THE FILM REAL FOR THEATERS, THEN THEY SIT AND WAIT FOR THEM TO BE RELEASED. BLOCKBUSTER NORMALLY GETS THE DVDS 2 WEEKS BEFORE THEY ARE PUT OUT ON THE SHELVES. BUT IT IS ALL PART OF THE ORIGINAL DISTRIBUTION DEAL.
The three months answer is about right.

The one exception I can remember was Steven Soderbergh's "Bubble," which was released on video the same as it went to theaters. Kind of an experimental film, however.
sometimes a movie doesn't make the money it was supposed to and they release it too make more they hope.