Ultimate Dolph

by **dolphage** on 20 Sep 2007, 19:59

Jekaterina wrote:
By the way, not crying when your child/wife/best friend dies is not a sign of strength, but of having serious mental issues IMO.

How does crying help if someone dies? Do they become "less dead" if you lacrimate (look it up)(ok, you don´t have to look it up, lacrimate means cry/weep).
If people don´t have a visible, emotional reaction to the loss of a loved one, your diagnosis, doctor, is that they have "serious mental issues"?
People die, that´s the way it works, we live and we die. I´m 29 y.o; I´ve had several people very close to me die, but there is no correct reaction when it happens. In MY opinion.

by **Rover** on 21 Sep 2007, 12:02

I guess crying is a normal reaction, sure it doesn't help but it's a natural way to of expression when something is not right...That's why I found strange that Dolph almost never cries in his movies.

I love this Pleurnicheur video :lol:

by **Jekaterina** on 21 Sep 2007, 14:58

I happen to think that crying is a natural reaction to losing a loved one.

And I actually had 5 years of Latin at school so I didn't have to look up lacrimate.
Just because someone has a different opinion from you that doesn't make her illiterate.

by **dolphage** on 21 Sep 2007, 15:53

Jekaterina wrote:Just because someone has a different opinion from you that doesn't make her illiterate.

How can you claim that a person who doesn´t know the word "lacrimate" is an illiterate? It is a very unusal word. I just heard it a few weeks ago for the first time in my entire life and you have had five years of studying latin at school so it´s pretty specific knowledge.

And this time around you both got it right; crying is A natural reaction to losing a loved one. It is ONE of the natural reactions. Another natural reaction is to go into months of deep depression. Another natural reaction is to get angry and take it out on other people. Another natural reaction is to just go on with your life.
None of the latter alternatives suggest that you suffer from "serious mental issues".

by **Jox** on 21 Sep 2007, 16:44

Wow we're getting into deep territory here, I like that (despite it being totally off-topic the MM talk!)... Don't get me started on emotional reactions, depression and mental issues, I have too much to say and discuss!

by **The_Canadian** on 22 Sep 2007, 00:12

(feeling awkward with all of the serious discussion...)

So... how about that trailer? Pretty freakin' awesome, am I right?

by **Rover** on 22 Sep 2007, 17:16

You're right The Canadian, the trailer looks very promising

I absolutly love the Terminator style

by **Jox** on 27 Sep 2007, 17:26

I saw from the IP address tracking that someone from Sony visited the website twice yesterday, I hope it's for good use of the infos provided

by **Nathan** on 27 Sep 2007, 18:57

Really? You can tell that...hmmmmmmm that's good.

by **Geoff** on 27 Sep 2007, 19:21

Is it me or has the trailer gone from you tube???

Lots of love confused.com

by **Jox** on 27 Sep 2007, 20:25

The trailer has gone for now.

by **Nathan** on 27 Sep 2007, 23:26

Who got rid of it :O

by **Geoff** on 28 Sep 2007, 09:19

Is there another offical one coming?

by **Wol4ica** on 04 Oct 2007, 20:54

Not bad, but dolph loock so strange?!

by **Jox** on 13 Oct 2007, 10:33

So now MISSIONARY MAN is officially COMPLETED and has been rated R "for strong violence and language" (surprising right?!).

So it's now only up to Sony to unleash this little gem...

Ultimate Dolph

MISSIONARY MAN (Dolph Lundgren, 2007)

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