@Raven
"Problem is, you don't have a view do you?"
I have a view on the first film. As I stated before, my view is that it is an excellent film, but not ground-breakingly original.
"No instead you have the itch to try and show up Raven."
If you thought the above was trying to show you up, I've been going far too easy on you. The only thing I did was point out how arrogant and elitist you are being by saying that Mouse isn't old enough to understand the film.
"Perhaps because the question wasn't important. It never was."
Then why did you say this about the film's plot?:
Quote: "Pure unadulterated class which neatly wraps around thr fragile framework of a simple question, 'what makes us human?'
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Sounds like that question is central to the entire plot. At least according to you. You know you are never more amusing when you blantantly contradict yourself.
"The real arrogance here is you believing you can sit there and post an arugment of that nature,"
What argument? Point out where in my previous post I made any "argument". The only thing I said that could be construed as an argument is that "What makes us human?" is an age-old question. Notice in one of the paragraphs I quoted I highlighted in bold "
what is it to be human and who are we, where we come from.
It's the age-old questions".
But apparently you appear to be agreeing with me in this when you said:
Quote: "The question has been around since before the written word,"
So why are you arguing with me about it if we agree? You know sometimes you seem real schitzo Raven.
" go read the bible."
Go read Tom Paine's The Age of Reason.
