OT: I do dislike stupid people

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Some people are just plain stupid!

Case in point. Ebert and Roper reviewed Sahara, a movie based, loosely, on the book by Clive Cussler with the same name. They dis the movie and make jokes about how bad it was and how horrible the plot is and how sahara 2 could be even worse. Although Ebert gave it a thumbs up, that jack booted retard, Roper, proved how stupid he really is as I do believe that neither he, or Ebert, knew that the movie was based on a Best Selling novel. Calling the movie stupid, perposturous, and so on just incensed me beyond words. It would be like some jack *** on a game review show on G4 TV, saying Space Empires IV was the worst game he had ever played.... like he ever played any other 4x game in his life.

If you don't know the history behind the movie, becareful about what you say, it might not be a good movie, but it was a damn good book. It just goes to show how ignorate some people are when it comes to spending too much time watching and not enough time reading.

I like Ebert, but that Roper guy can go back to writing crappy reviews for a nothing news paper for all I care.

I guess I would not be so mad about it if they had just shown some awareness that the movie, albeit not a very good movie, was based on a best selling book by clive custler..

HELL they even made jokes about Dirk Pitts name..... and how the movie took on a James Bond feel..... and a Indiana Jones perposterous story. Well no F'ing duh you dumb asses! That is what the novels are, a cross between indiana jones, jock custo (sp), and 007. GO READ THE BOOK SERIES YOU RETARDS!

I wish I could email this to them and educate them that they are such morons, but hey I cannot, or at least I have not found a way too yet...

They spat upon the Dirk Pitt novles, and clive cussler books and that just PMO to no end.

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In my own defense, I wrote this thing being very tired, burned out, and a bit PO at what they said. So if the gramer and spelling is bad, well so was what they said. (Not about the movie, but what they said about the story and how they made fun of it.)