Oh, don’t get me wrong, I think that this is a movie for everyone (well, except kids, because those were some of the scariest orcs that I’ve ever seen) but again, go to sites that review the movie and include reader reviews and the bulk of those people who don’t like this movie claim to be “purists” who then go on to nit-pick every last little detail as to why the book is much better, why the movie sucks, blah, blah, blah, all along forgetting that this is an ADAPTATION of the book, and failing
Wicker Man
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I work with LOTR "purists" and by craeonic's attitude: "I just know they messed things up, I'm almost afraid to go see it." it seems to me that he's one of them, and is better off not seeing this wonderful movie because by his own words he'll be going into it expecting it to be bad, wanting it to be bad, so for him, it will be. Listening to these "purists" pick it to pieces made me feel a little sorry for them, because I realized that this is what they do to EVERYTHING: they lo
Yes, they fixed it. It is now very much like Win2k security. If you set a password, and then enter the wrong password, you cannot logon to the machine.