The Bulbagarden Conversational Chat Thread Vol 4

[Booster Gold]

I really should learn how to play Pokemon and Yu-Gi-Oh! properly....

yeah you should

[Haxy]

I don't regret my decision to book the movie ticket at all. :D It. Was. Awesome.

[Water-noctowl]

Hello all juzt saw the hobbit what did you guys think of it (asuming you saw it)

[Shadows]

I haven't seen it yet, but my friend has. She said it was good, but she was mad that it was split into 3 parts. :P

[Nasch]

I haven't seen it yet, but my friend has. She said it was good, but she was mad that it was split into 3 parts. :P

Yeah I've heard a lot of people complaining about splitting it up so much.

[Shadows]

I don't see why they would do it that way. I guess they make more money if they split it? I've heard a lot of people complaining about it too.

[amethystGoblin]

I wonder what we'll eat tonight for New Years....

[Nasch]

I wonder what we'll eat tonight for New Years....

My family does this Chinese tradition thing where we eat noodles and oranges. It's not a tradition in our family, since we just saw it on PBS and thought it looked cool.

[Water-noctowl]

I don't see why they would do it that way. I guess they make more money if they split it? I've heard a lot of people complaining about it too.

It is really long though.

[Booster Gold]

Hello all juzt saw the hobbit what did you guys think of it (asuming you saw it)

It was decent

[Shadows]

I don't see why they would do it that way. I guess they make more money if they split it? I've heard a lot of people complaining about it too.

It is really long though.

Oh. So maybe they wanted to put all the details in.

[Water-noctowl]

I've never read the book I just went to see it because my family wanted to although I liked it.

[Shiny Celebi]

I just got back from seeing Les Miserables, It was great, but I didnt understand the story too well.

[Jack Pschitt]

I just got back from seeing Les Miserables, It was great, but I didnt understand the story too well.

I saw it on Christmas. :D

I liked it a lot and understood it all, but I had to ask my aunt what it all meant. Like, the end confused me because I didn't know the underlying theme of it. It seemed like it was supposed to be happy, but
*actual spoiler*

it was everybody who died over the course of the movie. And that was a lot. My aunt told me that the over-all point of the book/play/movie is freedom, but "you're free when you're dead" doesn't seem very uplifting to me.

I also thought that the relationship between Cosette and Marius was very rushed, and that Eponine seemed like a much more logical choice for him.

[Shinjiro Aragaki]

My New Year's Resolution:

Resist more.