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Robota won last weeks Cagematch but I feel that Robota will Chuck Norris EVERYTHING in it's path. So I'm going to put in two new fighters this week. The winner will carry on to next week
ROUND 1B
Versus.
Remember to watch both films again before you cast your vote! The fight begins now! It ends in a week
Grace, I hated Faithless.
Grace had Dynamic characters. Faithless is about a guy who goes back in time as a ghost to kill his wife.
EDIT: Okay MG, you have a point, I meant that Grace has a character who learns a lesson, and it all ends happy, where as in Faithless, the guy shoots his wife, and then drives the murderer away to his possible doom.
Last edited by RealBrick (August 19, 2010 (05:31am))
I picked Grace. Both were well-made, but the resolution of Faithless' plot was not very satisfying to me.
Can't say I like either of them that much, but I think Grace has an edge.
Jargon has a point about Faithless, which I agree with. Also, while the film was technically impressive, there were many things that just did not do the film good; the voices were sometimes off-putting, especially Film Brain's — and to some extent — Dewfilms' performances.
So yeah, I'm voting for Grace. That "CEEEEECCCCIIIIILLLL!" line was pretty awesome the first time I saw it.
I'll go with Night Owl on this one, I don't really love either but they both have some lovely lighting, cinematography, that sort of thing and I prefer Grace.
How can you not love Grace, you heartless barstools?
It's kind of cheesy and inspirational.
My vote goes to Faithless.
Grace had Dynamic characters. Faithless is about a guy who goes back in time as a ghost to kill his wife.
...and Grace was about a couple of guys who fight/kill each other. That's not a really strong argument, RealBrick.
Last edited by MindGame (August 18, 2010 (03:39pm))
That's what she said.
But no, in all seriousness, the fight scenes are awesomeness in a cup, if you ask me.
Mindgame, in the end, the two guys who fight each other unite and stop Darsey from selling the bionic device thing.
Mindgame, in the end, the two guys who fight each other unite and stop Darsey from selling the bionic device thing.
You missed the point of my comment entirely. What I was getting at was you seemed to not only compare two completely different aspects of both films unfairly against each other (Grace's characters vs. Faithless' story), but you also seemed to minimize specific details of Faithless' central themes by reducing it to the most bare-bones plot description. I could easily do the same against Grace (which I did as an example).
My vote goes to Grace. Lighting, Voice acting and Story are more thought out in my opinion, not to mention the fight scenes and animation.
That said, Faithless was still a very good film, but I felt it too slow paced and the voice acting let it down.
I go with mindgame faithless had a better planned story I think and it has a really good animation.
"OK, I need to pee."
I voted Grace.
Voted Grace.
Faithless baby.
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