Listening to Rogue One on Plex while waiting for the PC to finish converting the trailer for Blade Runner 2049.

A lot of red in it.

I am going to to turn on SVP and grab my Chromadepth glasses to watch it. :3d:

Ghost Waltz, Abel Korzeniowski - Penny Dreadful: Seasons 2 & 3

Sleepy Hollow, Season 2 Finale.

Excluding TFA (obviously), I think every theme is present here. It's awesome.

Listening to Westworld OST while waiting for the trailer to encode.

If the world is a simulation, then Westworld is a fine show to watch and love.
And the Nolans are prime generators of ideas.

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Star Wars Rebels: Firefly style~
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BIKKMiN6pSc

Ya, like love is a force in the universe. :smrt:

Go, science!

Bunch of overrated wankers.

Ya, like love is a force in the universe. :smrt:

Go, science!

Bunch of overrated wankers.

The show was about love?

Or the theory on the simulation?
There's so many theories out there. One about everything happening now is just a movie projection of what already happened. Or something? :noonecares:

I'm still of the mind that there are multiple universes.
Each one a different path of every moment in life that leads to different results.
So there's an infinite number of universes.
Far more than the Flashpoint Paradox can handle.

Imagine all the fun like in Rick & Morty. And the horrors.
That show is actually depressing.

Interstellar.

I gave up on Westworld after the first 20 minutes when it became abundantly clear they were going to serve up the same pedantic, pseudo-intellectual bullshit — this time dished out via HBO's patented voyeurism and violence.

Just finished the Blade Runner trailer.

Really love the look. Gosling suite that jacket.
And that gun...doesn't look like the same one he dropped in the first movie.
I'd have swung back around that street and looked for it.

Haven't seen Westworld but think I know exactly what gururu means.
I don't care for shows that have ideological agendas, or at least ones that sacrifice other elements to deliver a message to audiences. You have characters; use them. Actions speak louder than words; exposition doesn't leave the same impact. This is a dead giveaway when a show is, as gururu put it, 'pseudo-intellectual': it doesn't treat its viewers as if they're intelligent. Everything, every facet of their message, has to be explained in painful dialogue. It is not a rewarding experience to watch this.

What is rewarding is for a viewer to rewatch a show and catch some hint or clue hidden in seemingly superficial dialogue. If you're stupid like me you won't pick up on it, and some guy on the Internet will have to tell you what's up, but for the rare time that I do make a realization that something has a deeper meaning, it means that the message the movie sent already must have resonated with me on some level. Now, what will stick with me more? Watching a five-minute conversation scene that makes me think the writers are smart, or a puzzle that makes me feel smart because I've already ingested the idea and am now applying it to the film/TV show?

Also agree with him on the titties and gore. Everything has to be the next Game of Thrones, doesn't it? :rolleyes:

exposition doesn't leave the same impact

This show doesn't nearly have as much exposition as you would believe.

"Intillectual" means that it lets you think where there is no exposition.
Conjure up theories until you see the finale.

It keeps you guessing and when you google the show on reddit, you'll see hundreds of "fan theories" about the show as it was aired.
It was insane.

Everything thrives to re-invent that feeling you get when you watch The Sixth Sense.

I have a love/hate viewpoint on fan theories.
On the one hand I think a lot of them miss the point and spend too much time drawing tenuous lines between details that coincidentally align. Plus I think that any deeper meaning the movie/TV show/whatever risks being dashed if people read into them too much.
On the other hand, out of a hundred crappy ones that don't use real evidence, there's one or two good ones that use solid, undebatable evidence to prop up ideas that if nothing else are pretty cool to think about. I lose interest in the ones that spend a lot of time rationalizing supposition.

Well, that's just another failed LOST gimmick producers glommed onto: the BIG mystery.

I stayed away from online hype while watching the show.

Agreed, that there are too many conspiracy nuts out there that must validate themselves.

At least we don't have Illuminati nuts anymore saying everything is driven by the Illuminati and using subliminal messaging to brainwash the audiences or some crap.

Half in the Bag: Rogue One (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kc2kFk5M9x4)

I recall hearing this cue (chiefly 0 - 0:33) when I saw this film in the theater and loved it, it stood out to me.

So I've just finished Mike Oldfield's Ommadawn. It's pretty damn underwhelming from what I recall. Like, I was expecting something grand like Tubular Bells (Part 1). Instead, I have the feeling I have with TB (Part 2), where only one or so parts really stood out. And this is supposed to be considered his best work? Well then.

I think listening to a vinyl rip that was full of pops and cracks (as well as a different mix than the original) didn't help, seeing as this CD rip is sounding much nicer. Those Japanese sure know how to produce their CDs well.

At least there's a nice 7" edit that captures my favorite part of it. (https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B-2B9zEroJUMWENValp4elJMS0U)

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Okay. The second listen was much better. I doubt I'll like it more than TB, but it's still pretty great.

Currently listening to Lockdown's "PotC: On Stranger Tides"! Finally! ^^

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Thanks again, CLONEMASTER 6.53, for the re-upload!! :) So happy!

Penny Dreadful: Seasons 2 & 3

Great series, wish there were more..

Watching 'Stranger Things' at the moment then might catch up on 'House of Cards'

And the award for most incompetent tentpole in the past 15 years goes to… "The Suicide Squad".

Like… OMG! It's so BAD I was almost willing to give the remaining hour of that other cesspool of idiocy "The Brothers Grimsby" a go. And this colossal piece of poorly edited infantile garbage made a profit too. "Jupiter's cock! (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1y_q36-mJQ)"

Here I was thinking Batman v Superman was the nadir of these sophomoric spandex shit shows.

But nope. It seems the barrel still has more bottom left to it.

Listening to Maurice Jarre's Lawrence of Arabia.

Hoping one day there can be a proper good mastering of the original LP, at lack of the original recording sessions..

Listening to Maurice Jarre's Lawrence of Arabia.

Hoping one day there can be a proper good mastering of the original LP, at lack of the original recording sessions..

IF recording sessions exist, at all, they most likely sound worse than the official releases (of the original recording). But even for those, they've somehow always managed to botch the quality one way or another.

It's like, if you were to take a sound quality characteristic from one of the previous releases, and combine or apply it to the most recent version included with the Blu-ray, then you'd have a satisfactory result. But as it stands, that most recent release doesn't sound awful, though, there's something missing that would improve it by a good measure.

I used to think the 1990 Varese release was the best sounding, but now it doesn't sound as good to me.. Almost no release sounds good.

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The Emoji Movie teaser. Why. Just why. This movie will be SO outdated in years.. it'll be like looking at an 80's flick now.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P_GMOKQhTrY

My Latest Compilation. Have Not Made One In A Little While (Last One Being That 4CD MEGA DC One.) And I realised I Had Never Seen A Selections Of These Star Trek Movies Only 1-10... So Made One. :)

Listening to my new edited suite and I love it. :)

I Was Never Going To Go To Africa/Boat To Africa, Abel Korzeniowski - Penny Dreadful: s01-03

Opening credits of Extreme Prejudice (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DUzP8pbnQLs&t=47s).

Opening credits of Extreme Prejudice (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DUzP8pbnQLs&t=47s).

Or Walter Hill rips off The Wild Bunch.

And Jerry Goldsmith goes wild on the synths.

And before Nolte turned into a poster boy for poor lifestyle choices.

Still, no one can beat Goldsmith's dramatic sensibilities. Those credits jack you up for the show.

And before Nolte turned into a poster boy for poor lifestyle choices.

Still, no one can beat Goldsmith's dramatic sensibilities. Those credits jack you up for the show.

The music is the movie.

I couldn't take anymore of Gia's vacuous Beyond muzak, so�

Testing My New Cover.

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:this:
My 3rd fav Star Wars score

Currently:




http://67.media.tumblr.com/4b094120629e3069e1e6e1fff1c8219a/tumblr_ogg0haFfqf1twi2hjo1_540.gif

At George's request/recommendation. Now this is some Giacchino I can get on board with! And the jazzy "The Road to Berlin" right after it is equally as good

:shock: Holy shit, I can't handle it.......
https://media.giphy.com/media/Y6A4B0JGf7xw4/giphy.gif

And by the mention, "The Road to Berlin" always reminded me of his Pixar music.

Just got back from Rogue One for a second time.

Went with my dad, who saw A New Hope in theatres when it came out a dozen times (he was 15 at the time) and is a gigantic Star Wars nerd.

You know what he told me?

"The tarkin actor looked pretty good, really good makeup and prosthetics to make the actor look more like cushing. I could
see some things that were not quite right, but overall it was pretty damn close".

..

He legitimately thought Tarkin was played by a real person. He noticed the CGI leia right away but legitimately thought Tarkin was an actor.
Good going Disney

So just to be clear, he didn't think that Carrie Fisher somehow unaged 40 years....right? :p

So just to be clear, he didn't think that Carrie Fisher somehow unaged 40 years....right? :p

Yeah, he knew it was CGI (he spotted it, and leaned in whispering that he had noticed it).

But didn't notice Tarkin at all

CGI Princess Leia AND Grand Moff Tarkin?

.........Oh I've gotta see this thing.

I guess I'm the only one to think it's fucked up?

I guess I'm the only one to think it's fucked up?

In Peter Cushing's case? Probably. Carrie Fisher? The likeness gives her more money, so why not?

Yeah, in reference to Tarkin. I didn't really like it either when they used Alec Guinness's voice and manipulated it for TFA.

I guess I'm the only one to think it's fucked up?

Seems like it :P I really loved their inclusions.

I didn't really like it either when they used Alec Guinness's voice and manipulated it for TFA.

Considering he didn't like being in Star Wars at all, they probably just did that to further rub it in his grave.

I guess I'm the only one to think it's fucked up?

You are. Alone on the island.

But seriously, how could you do a story of stealing the plans to the Death Star and not have Grand Moff Tarkin? He ran the project, even outranking Vader. He had to be there. Personally, I think ILM and actor Guy Henry who played Tarkin did a great job. (Henry resembles the late, great Peter Cushing quite a bit.) And Lucasfilm approached the executor of Cushing's estate and asked for permission to use Cushing's likeness. (Interestingly, the UK has no laws against appropriating a celebrity's image after his/her death. The US does.)

As for Leia, it makes sense. The film's through line was hope and after what happened to the crew of the Rogue One it was probably the best way to inject hope into the film's finale. (Plus you got to see Vader in all his Sith badassery. He mowed the Rebels down like so much summer wheat and the audience saw what it cost the Rebels to get those plans.)

In the immortal words of Thomas Paine: "What we obtain too cheap, we esteem too lightly: it is dearness only that gives every thing its value."

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Considering he didn't like being in Star Wars at all, they probably just did that to further rub it in his grave.

No, they didn't. They aren't that petty. The manipulation was done to show Rey's connection to The Force.

No, they didn't. They aren't that petty. The manipulation was done to show Rey's connection to The Force.

I honestly feel like I don't communicate well whenever I'm joking. Because I know why he's actually chosen for it. I just felt like making a dumb statement that I didn't think through.

Doom Remake Soundtrack. Fucking great!

Doom Remake Soundtrack. Fucking great!
I don't like how heavy the sound is, comparing it to the originals.

Michael Giacchino -- 2M8D Hitting the Saucer a Little Hard

One day I'd love a CD rip of this, but prolly it's lossy sourced.

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At George's request/recommendation. Now this is some Giacchino I can get on board with! And the jazzy "The Road to Berlin" right after it is equally as good



I've grabbed a 100% rip of Medal of Honor's box by La La Land so I'll be giving a first listen to some of the scores soon, too.

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@Ponyo; DAK; etc: Even Lennertz' three contributions to the series are extremely worthwhile and pay to check out.

http://zupimages.net/up/16/51/s404.jpghttp://zupimages.net/up/16/51/nmsr.jpg

Bart Oss' "Resident Evil: The Final Chapter"! :D
I suspect a lot of noise. Well, let's see ...

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Bart Oss' "Resident Evil: The Final Chapter"! :D
I suspect a lot of noise. Well, let's see ...

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If it's the right kind of noise, could be good. I've enjoyed Haslinger's previous scores.

http://zupimages.net/up/16/51/wzva.jpghttp://zupimages.net/up/16/51/brnv.jpg

If it's the right kind of noise, could be good. I've enjoyed Haslinger's previous scores.

I really like 'em all, but I think that Beltrami's score from the first movie is still the best.
Especially Marilyn Manson's main theme! By the way, it's what I'm currently listening to. ;)

Watching Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones for the second time in my life.

Watching Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones for the second time in my life.

Once, for me, was enough.

I really like 'em all, but I think that Beltrami's score from the first movie is still the best.
Especially Marilyn Manson's main theme! By the way, it's what I'm currently listening to. ;)

Agreed. The main theme is awesome. I really really hope he writes a new song for John Wick: Chapter 2

Once, for me, was enough.

For me it's the best of the prequels... but of course that's not saying much.

I really like 'em all, but I think that Beltrami's score from the first movie is still the best.
Especially Marilyn Manson's main theme! By the way, it's what I'm currently listening to. ;)

:this:


Watching Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones for the second time in my life.

I love the Zam chase.
It was fun in theaters.
The clones at the end was neat for the theme.
The Tusken raid/murder scene had really neat music.

Last night I watched Ernest Saves Christmas.
I give it a 7/10.... not even joking.

A few minutes ago I was channel-flipping on TV and was surprised to see a Harry Potter deleted scene on ABC. I guess they're airing an extended edition of Half-Blood Prince... so I'm keeping it on in the background just to see how well they're edited in (hint: not too well).

Last night I watched Ernest Saves Christmas.
I give it a 7/10.... not even joking.

:rofldata: Can't go wrong with Ernest.
I remember giong to theaters for that one, and two others.

Ernest Scared Stupid, Ernest Goes to Prison.
Ernest Goes to Camp, I was only 5 when that came out, but the town had rescreenings of it in later years.

For me it's the best of the prequels... but of course that's not saying much.

What made it better than Revenge of the Sith for you?

The more motif-based score
The less whiny Anakin
The kickass arena and Clone battles
The sound effects for when the meteor bombs go off
The first half of the Zam Wesell chase

RotS just felt like a montage of silliness until the 3rd act. Then it was streamlined silliness.

A few minutes ago I was channel-flipping on TV and was surprised to see a Harry Potter deleted scene on ABC. I guess they're airing an extended edition of Half-Blood Prince... so I'm keeping it on in the background just to see how well they're edited in (hint: not too well).

Ah, yes indeed. ABC has been now doing a yearly thing with HP each Christmas, where they marathon every film, but the catch is that every one of them is extended with deleted scenes put back in.

Thing is: since there's only really two films that got the extended treatment officially released (which was only because Columbus was only guy that cared enough in placing them back in properly), it doesn't surprise me that the rest would seem choppy.

Bonus points given if the effects remain incomplete. Though I do wonder if there's any scenes exclusive to TV (though I doubt it).

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The more motif-based score
The less whiny Anakin
The kickass arena and Clone battles
The sound effects for when the meteor bombs go off
The first half of the Zam Wesell chase

RotS just felt like a montage of silliness until the 3rd act. Then it was streamlined silliness.

I really need to marathon all the films at some point, in order to further understand what makes the fans rather frustrated with VII (though I probably don't need the prequels, but I'm still interested). Doing the original trilogy in such a half hazard form didn't help.

I'll always have nostalgia for III, if only because that was the only SW thing I owned on DVD when I was much younger.

The more motif-based score
The less whiny Anakin
The kickass arena and Clone battles
The sound effects for when the meteor bombs go off
The first half of the Zam Wesell chase

RotS just felt like a montage of silliness until the 3rd act. Then it was streamlined silliness.

Those are really good points.

Plus, 2 has the infamous rave scene with the glowsticks at the end.
: partyhardani :

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all the films

Half the problem right there.

The Prequels are nice to watch but nowhere near the same quality as the OT.
Every since Phantom Menace, it's been about the graphics updates and casting a boyband actor as Anikin.
He's pretty and all, but can't actually act.

I don't think Lucas adapted too well into the modern era.
His writing is very much like soap opera TV.
The whole friend-zone and wedding bits were too much to sit through in theaters.

There's two distinct generations of Star Wars.

The Prequel films, I'd play for the music and sound design.
The sound is largest appeal. I can (passively) listen to those movies more than I can (actively) watch them.

I went to the theaters for the Special Edition releases of the OT and felt out of place and outdated.
Most parents just dropped their kids off to see it because it was Star Wars.
A few older people were there trying to relive childhood or gain some insight to be on the same level as their friends and family who had the privilage of seeing the untainted versions in theater.

The 35mm film scans are the best bet for preserving the OT.

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all the films

Half the problem right there.

The Prequels are nice to watch but nowhere near the same quality as the OT.
Every since Phantom Menace, it's been about the graphics updates and casting a boyband actor as Anikin.
He's pretty and all, but can't actually act.

I don't think Lucas adapted too well into the modern era.
His writing is very much like soap opera TV.
The whole friend-zone and wedding bits were too much to sit through in theaters.

There's two distinct generations of Star Wars.

The Prequel films, I'd play for the music and sound design.
The sound is largest appeal. I can (passively) listen to those movies more than I can (actively) watch them.

I went to the theaters for the Special Edition releases of the OT and felt out of place and outdated.
Most parents just dropped their kids off to see it because it was Star Wars.
A few older people were there trying to relive childhood or gain some insight to be on the same level as their friends and family who had the privilage of seeing the untainted versions in theater.

The 35mm film scans are the best bet for preserving the OT.

I love the Zam chase.
It was fun in theaters.
The clones at the end was neat for the theme.
The Tusken raid/murder scene had really neat music.

I enjoy the film, but not as much as the score. It's, in my opinion, THE best Star Wars score ever written. Tracked music aside, I really feel as if Williams was truly inspired by the entire plot of this film. He really understood the emotions that needed to be conveyed, because, after all, it was Anakin's real turning point in his life to the dark side.

Starting a classic.

Wanted to venture out of my normal comfort zone, and give this score a spin. I've absolutely heard nothing about it, and have never seen it mentioned here by anyone from what I can remember, although I've seen a few share the album itself.

Got to say, I'm quite excited, never really done this before, maybe it'll be a new thing for me, will probably open up my musical knowledge to many unknown scores. (To me.)

This is a total 'blind'-listen for me.

The Santa Clause

Wanted to venture out of my normal comfort zone, and give this score a spin. I've absolutely heard nothing about it, and have never seen it mentioned here by anyone from what I can remember, although I've seen a few share the album itself.

Got to say, I'm quite excited, never really done this before, maybe it'll be a new thing for me, will probably open up my musical knowledge to many unknown scores. (To me.)

This is a total 'blind'-listen for me.



Low budget Kiwi film. Actually worth a watch. Charles's Finale/Saturn Rising is unexpectedly momentous.

The Santa Clause

"A Little Weight. Does This Look Like A Little Weight to You!?"

The Santa Clause


"A Little Weight. Does This Look Like A Little Weight to You!?"

Guilty pleasure of mine. Love that film. The first one at least, the follow ups suck.

Oh ManRay, I've some new John Wick for you.

http://www.darkhorizons.com/full-trailer-poster-john-wick-chapter-2/

How the Hell did i miss this Post ? My Spidey Sense didn't even tingle... Shame on me ! *Facepalm

Epic Goodness ! That's how you do a Kickass Trailer :p

Loved the Gunshots accentuating the Music and vice versa.

Can't wait for February. Added Bonus ? John Wick 2 coming out means that we're finally past this cruddy godforsaken Year 2016, good Riddance.

Literally tear-inducing. Hits me really hard on occasion.

I really really hope he writes a new song for John Wick: Chapter 2

Oh yes, that would be perfect! Let's hope for the best!

I'm going to watch "The Last Unicorn" in the next 30 minutes! :)
The most beautiful animated film of all time and still my absolute favorite!!

http://images.huffingtonpost.com/2013-08-19-LUSU.JPG

I agree with you AmanoChan, I have such a deep love to that movie.. the art, the characters, the wonderful voice of Mia Farrow.. I hope we could get a remaster of the original soundtrack or hear more of Jimmy Webb's symphonic score.

What if Zootopia had been scored by Powell, as rumoured at first? See how well one of his scores can suit a scene of the movie.. (done by FORZA):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=769fD9v5XZI

Hey I found this cool site called LANDR and for just $299/year you can brickwall any track an unlimited amount of times in WAV~.

They give you one free wav, I tried out 8m44bv5 Maelstrom Pt. 2 using the highest intensity setting, here's the result.

The "why" eludes me.

The "why" eludes me.

Same. Spain April Fools is December 28th, and it's not 28th yet.

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....it's my belief that this score is Lockdown's holy grail or something like that? ;)

I'm not at all familiar with it, but this track is absolutely delightful, especially 0:33 - 1:50.

How the Hell did i miss this Post ? My Spidey Sense didn't even tingle... Shame on me ! *Facepalm

Epic Goodness ! That's how you do a Kickass Trailer :p

Loved the Gunshots accentuating the Music and vice versa.

Can't wait for February. Added Bonus ? John Wick 2 coming out means that we're finally past this cruddy godforsaken Year 2016, good Riddance.

Have some other news for you: the new voice for Scrooge McDuck on the Disney reboot of Duck Tales: David Tennant.

A real live Scotsman doing a Scottish accent.

I love the Scots.

P.S. Cue the Doctor Who/Duck Tales mashups and jokes.

"Duck-tor" Who. (insert rimshot efx.)

Ouch. That was awful. Even for me.

The "why" eludes me.

Ditto. Zaralyth is always doing this and trying to show off all the warped wavelengths. Unless you're trying to convince someone you're a really bad audio engineer, I don't know why this would ever be something to flaunt. :confused:

Hey I found this cool site called LANDR and for just $299/year you can brickwall any track an unlimited amount of times in WAV~.

They give you one free wav, I tried out 8m44bv5 Maelstrom Pt. 2 using the highest intensity setting, here's the result.



It's a cheap mastering service.
"Professional" audio mastering.
"Sound like a pro without paying studio rates or learning complex plug-ins"

I think Z is just making a joke of what sort of mastering they're doing.

Any real mastering service, you'd be talking to them about what you want. How hard or soft it should be.
Blind mastering, if you pay for that, you get exactly what you have coming to you.

Although, a proper insult would be to do your mastering and set up a blind abx listening test and let people guess what's what.
Spectrograms and waveforms are merely indicators of trivial information and lack so much of what people really look for.

Brickwalling is for bozos.

aka commercials.
Where would commercials be if they weren't brickwalled and clipping to wake you up in the middle of the night when you're trying to watch something slow and quiet?

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About to start watching Final Fantasy X: Eternal Calm (http://finalfantasy.wikia.com/wiki/Final_Fantasy_X:_Eternal_Calm).

Which apparently is just a short video game movie to tie X and X-2 together?

About to start playing FFX HD Remastered thing on Steam.

I had a lot of fun with this one as it was a huge change compared to previous games.

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About to start watching Final Fantasy X: Eternal Calm (http://finalfantasy.wikia.com/wiki/Final_Fantasy_X:_Eternal_Calm).

Which apparently is just a short video game movie to tie X and X-2 together?

About to start playing FFX HD Remastered thing on Steam.

I had a lot of fun with this one as it was a huge change compared to previous games.

Not an issue for those of us who don't watch commercial television (or listen to commercial radio). Unbearable. I avoid it anywhere, and at all costs. It just rots the brain.

That was a cute little video.

Got a Steam Achievement for it and it adds just a fraction of pretext to playing X-2.
Which makes a little more sense as to why it starts off with the Charlie's Angels action packed storyline.
I always wondered why there was no Tidus in the start.

About to play X. And then switch to X-2 later for some of the opening.

Blade Runner, for the 1st time. I know i know lol.... I'll hop back under my rock soon =P

Ditto. Zaralyth is always doing this and trying to show off all the warped wavelengths. Unless you're trying to convince someone you're a really bad audio engineer, I don't know why this would ever be something to flaunt. :confused:

I didn't make it. LAnDR, the professional online mastering service for $299/year did, as I described in my post :laugh:
"Oh look, now you can make your tracks look AND sound bad for cheap!!" is what I was trying to get at..

is what I was trying to get at..

Swing and a miss.

Given how we have programs like PaulStretch to repeat samples millions of times and how you can print out waveforms on wedding bands and crap, we just thought this was a niche service you found to actually and literally brickwall music a million times for obscure reasons (not that it's a service that doesn't do well).

How much you love to showoff waveforms, we took it that you were into that sort of thing.

Essentially, what you guys are trying to say is: We still hate Zaralynth, so we'll nitpick and misinterpret text he wrote for the hell of it.

Whatever. I got the fucking joke. Don't know why you guys didn't.

Actually, I've seen ads for LANDR all over my Facebook and instagram lately and it's driving me nuts, so I thought I'd check it out. It's a cool concept, "professional" mastering without the studio, at the click of a button. For artists who don't have the knowhow or the time, it's a great service. The less intense presets are nice and are actually great for commercial production as I've found from my own testing. Quieter tracks tend to work better, if you try and master a loud track with highest intensity it just blows it all to shit :laugh: .

That does sound like a neat concept. I wouldn't throw $299 a month at a program just to further prove how shit modern day mastering is. I'm pretty sure Audacity has the necessary tools to make a similar result.

Still, I guess it does work in the favor of someone with a lot of cash that is willing to throw it away.

I wouldn't throw $299 a month.

299/year :laugh: and that's only if you want access to unlimited WAVS of unlimited bit depth and sample rate. They have plans for low-res MP3s as well.. which are very cheap

Don't know why you guys didn't.

Take it how you want. That's your choice. So you're no different.

Take it how you want. That's your choice. So you're no different.

It's unfortunate that text on the internet can't always fully convey the meaning to some. Especially when he didn't read it properly.

I was also referring to others as well.

So, does that mean Seinfeld has also been remastered in 16:9 like Friends? :I Sigh..

Watching Blackadder's Christmas Carol.
Ebenezer: " Mrs Scratchit, Tiny Tom is fifteen stone and he's built like a brick privy! If he eats any more heartily, he will turn into a pie shop."

I didn't make it. LAnDR, the professional online mastering service for $299/year did, as I described in my post :laugh:

I read your post. But don't pretend this is the first time you've shown off brickwalled audio for some reason.

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Watching Blackadder's Christmas Carol.
Ebenezer: " Mrs Scratchit, Tiny Tom is fifteen stone and he's built like a brick privy! If he eats any more heartily, he will turn into a pie shop."

:laugh:

:laugh:

Ebenezer: "Er, I detect from your accent, sir, that you are not from round here..."

Albert: "Ah, nein! [slowly, trying to enunciate] I am from...Glasgow."

Ebenezer: "Ah, a fine city! I love the Gorbals!"

Albert: "Ah... Yes... The Gorbals... I love them, too -- a lovely couple; lots of fun."

:laugh:

Ebenezer: "Er, I detect from your accent, sir, that you are not from round here..."

Albert: "Ah, nein! [slowly, trying to enunciate] I am from...Glasgow."

Ebenezer: "Ah, a fine city! I love the Gorbals!"

Albert: "Ah... Yes... The Gorbals... I love them, too -- a lovely couple; lots of fun."

I'm not british to catch the joke there. :laugh:

Merry Christmas to you all. I've been busy and Christmas has caught on me so fast that I haven't had time to download any Christmas movies to watch

Wow, that looks like an impressive collection! Did you create it yourself or did you download it?

Listening to music from the Star Wars The Clone Wars episode Innocents of Ryloth as I'm trying to sort it.

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I can't really get into having Christmas-related scores in my library.
They're just not very fun to listen to eleven-twelfths of the year. :-\

Home Alone

Mickey's Christmas Carol.

Followed By

Babes In Toyland.

watching the very spoilery trailer to Alien: Covenant

REDBAND TRAILER
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H0VW6sg50Pk

It's quite spoilery.

Showing so many deaths already.
Even if it IS an Alien movie, it takes the experience out of it.


Nothing new, really.

David-8's story arc is about the only thing to watch for in this one.
The alien will be fun, as usual.
But, it seems they're steering further away from the Engineers and still just finding their history. "Another clue!"

I'm going to get Prometheus ready to watch for tomorrow.

Batman Begins. I had never seen it before, so I thought it was time. I came across it on Netflix!
Bed time now, I guess, since I have to go do family time in the morning.

Batman Begins. I had never seen it before

Really? That's honestly surprising.

It's my personal favorite of the trilogy, which is primarily due to nostalgia, but also because it's the most well executed of the bunch. Doesn't help I'm the only one in the family who bothers to stay awake during watching. Even when I was 5!

I've never seen any Batman movie either. So many legendary movies I haven't seen yet.

Also, merry christmas to you all.. and a HUGE BAH HUMBAG TO YOU ALL TOO! :3

Currently watching "Heidi", from 1993! :) I love this movie at Christmas time!!!

(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heidi_(miniseries))

To this day, I think that this version is the most beautiful book adaptation!

Enjoy the holidays! ^^

I've never seen any Batman movie either. So many legendary movies I haven't seen yet.

Also, merry christmas to you all.. and a HUGE BAH HUMBAG TO YOU ALL TOO! :3

It's Humbug, not Humbag.

It's Humbug, not Humbag.

And a very bah hambug to you, too!

From the heart of my bottom: ditto.

Watching the full trailer to Tom Hardy's Taboo. Looks weird and twisted in the best way possible.

P.S. Watched Passengers last night. An interesting idea marred by some bad science and an unwillingness to have the protagonist pay full price for his actions. Holds reasonably together for the first two acts and falls apart in the third.

watching the very spoilery trailer to Alien: Covenant

Looks and sounds like expensive exploitation trash.

Yay exploitation!

Yay trash! (And remember, boys and girls, trash is entertaining, garbage is not.

And c'mon gururu, those are your relatives on the big screen. Must look like home movies to you. (And this is what I did over the summer, terrorized a bunch of humans colonizing an alien world. Man, you should have seen their faces.[COLOR="Silver"]

Looks and sounds like expensive exploitation trash.

I saw two comments that sum it up:

"Looks like teen horror trash"
and
" It looks like AVP:R"

:laugh: First thing I thought of when I woke up this morning is how it all focused on the deaths.

Where are all the Engineers?

Home Alone 2: Lost in New York

Why does anyone ever watch the second one?

But is exploitive trash the only direction left for this much abused franchise? I suppose so�

20th Century Fox presents:

A.....L.....I.....E.....N :..T H E..C A S H..C O W

In any case, given the choice of composer, and the Friday the 13th vibe, I think I'm gonna pass.

Why does anyone ever watch the second one?

Why does anyone watch any of them? They're just long form, live action versions of the Road Runner vs. Will. E. Coyote cartoons. And the cartoons are not only shorter but a whole lot funnier.

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But is exploitive trash the only direction left for this much abused franchise? I suppose so…

20th Century Fox presents:

A.....L.....I.....E.....N :..T H E..C A S H..C O W

In any case, given the choice of composer, and the Friday the 13th vibe, I think I'm gonna pass.

Welcome to Hollywood.

It's called show business for a reason.

P.S. Let no cash cow go un-milked. Besides they make tasty hamburgers.

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When Carpenter and Russell can't make a sequel that works, it's a sign no one will either.

Welcome to Hollywood.

It's called show business for a reason.

That should read: "Welcome to Holllywood in the 21st Century".

Because, honestly, everything about the '79 version that makes it work like gangbusters is avoided like the plague today because both the current crop of producers and directors are philistines and their intended target audience are [insert derogatory adjectives here] who'll devour anything shiny and new and without the slightest pause for consideration of artistic merit beyond "COOL".

****

The through-line of Carpenter's filmography: too little time and not enough money.

Why does anyone watch any of them? They're just long form, live action versions of the Road Runner vs. Will. E. Coyote cartoons. And the cartoons are not only shorter but a whole lot funnier.

Very true, but I feel like it's one of those "holiday classics" you sort of have to sit through once in order to be a member of western society, y' know? Get all the cultural references and stuff.

But by God, they've made like five of them, and the second one is exactly the same as the first! And that's the only other one with whatsisface! I've never sunk so low as to glue my eyes to a screen for the sake of Home Alone 3+, so I can't speak to those. I think their existence speaks for themselves though, consdiering the cash cow nature of the "franchise" (if it can be called that). :notgood:

That should read: "Welcome to Holllywood in the 21st Century".

Hollywood's driving motivation has always been money, regardless of the century.

When Hollywood created the Academy of Arts and Sciences, better known as the Oscars, Charlie Chaplin asked "what art, what science?"

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The through-line of Carpenter's filmography: too little time and not enough money.

The 90s were not Carpenter's decade. He had one good movie in those ten years and Escape from L.A. was not it. (It was Mouth of Madness.)

Reusing the original's plot didn't help, nor did the cheap looking CGI or shooting the film on Hollywood's backlot. (Carpenter shot EFNY in East St. Louis. The city was so desperate for cash it rolled out the red carpet for the modest production. City father's gave Carpenter and his team full run of the place. I think it was Carpenter who said when he asked if the city could kill the lights on a couple of blocks, they responded the power company could douse the entire grid. Carpenter responded, no, he just needed a few blocks.)

A Christmas Story

60 Christmas movies on Plex and we went through nearly all of them.

Home Alone 1 and 2 were on there.
I like 2 more because the house segment is shorter.
You can skip right to the empty house and be done quicker.
1 takes way too long.

Gremlins was on there. Not a fan as much as I used to be when i was a kid.
I really want to see an R-rated version.

In all honesty, short of the reruns like Muppet Christmas Carol and Nightmare Before Christmas, Die Hard 1 & 2 were the biggest hits for Christmas movies this year.
They really stand up against the test of time.
We watched Lethal Weapon 1 afterward and are going back down that road.
We'll skip right to the introduction of Rene Zellwegger in 3 and then go to 4 with Jet Li.
2 will only be watched so we can make fun of that guy's accent: "Deepplowmahtik eemuhnitee".

Watching The Muppet's Christmas Carol
"When Love Is Gone"

Hollywood's driving motivation has always been money, regardless of the century.

Undeniable. Just as the tension between art and commerce has always existed.

Why does anyone ever watch the second one?

Because it's a classic, same as the first. Yes, it's nearly the same thing as the first - but it ups the stakes by having him alone in one of the most populated cities in the world. Imagine you were all alone in Manhattan at 10 years old? Plus, our new president is in it!!

It just appeals to me cause I've watched it every year since it came out. And being a native New Yorker, it adds to it. It's also directed by your beloved Chris Columbus (and written and produced by the director of The Breakfast Club).

I don't necessarily adore Chris Columbus, I just think he's better than that color-blind fool David Yates.

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Listening to The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Hyrule Symphony
It's an actual orchestra, not synth stuff. Features serene, sweeping strings. My favorite!

Apparently next year Kondo himself will oversee another OoT recording, this time with a 64-piece orchestra. :ashine: I hope it's really good. :ashine:

Rest in peace, you beautiful Brit

Bowie, Michael, Prince, Cohen and Russell. 2016 had it in for the best in music.

Saturday: The BFG. Pretty but interminable. Nothing Williams could have done to salvage this one.

Sunday: Rogue One: A Fan Service Story for the neckbeard demo or Disney's colourful, live action updating of that animated classic Bambi Meets Godzilla (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BXCUBVS4kfQ).

Lacking narrative focus or rhythm, it's both uneven in tone and intent, and (unsurprisingly) unfailingly unsupported by a facile score better suited to a kiddie film. How many times was my attention broken by the successive riffing on visual and audio cues from the original trilogy. It's filmic entertainment at its most pandering and superficial.

The pacing of the BFG was a bit of a head-scratcher.
The whole sequence at Buckingham Palace felt like something you'd play at an intermission. Completely superfluous but lightly entertaining.

Though it went on far too long, I'd say the Buckingham stuff was the only point of interest for me, if only because The Queen was more interesting than Disney Orphan™ Mark XX. Penelope Wilton's slow head turn to the camera provoked the only good laugh.

Bowie, Michael, Prince, Cohen and Russell. 2016 had it in for the best in music.

I fear it's not over yet. There's still 5 days....

This is how i get my Elfman Fix without having to listen to Movie Music... :awsm:

Great orchestral Score. I should get a physical Copy, only 20 � for a Mint Condition, sealed 10 Year old CD,
that's not too bad. :)

Bob & Barn?

*Skelly's mind goes a decade into the past*

Back in the day I LOVED Bionicles and there was a video game for it that these guys scored. Pretty great stuff.

Bob & Barn?

*Skelly's mind goes a decade into the past*

Back in the day I LOVED Bionicles and there was a video game for it that these guys scored. Pretty great stuff.

Oh, from that 2003 Game ? Cool, didn't even know, gonna look for a YT Sample tomorrow, so far i've pretty much liked and often
times loved everything i 've heard from them.

imo the only real standout track is the one for Ga-Wahi (the water level). Great ambiance. Maybe I'm forgetting something really good though.

Titenic: The JonSong (Ft. Schmoyoho) - YouTube

:laugh:

Jon Tron was pretty entertaining right up until 2015. Then it nosedived.

Yh, His New Stuff Is Dry, But That Song Had Me In Stitches.

I fear it's not over yet. There's still 5 days....

Maybe 2016 will claim Bieber or Kanye.

Oh wait, 2016 took musicians with talent.

Never mind.

Jon Tron was pretty entertaining right up until 2015. Then it nosedived.

Disagree, I enjoy the new videos. He's still fun, a lot.

Like anything, he dropped in quality when he became popular. He got more money and used that as an excuse to facilitate humorless skits and purchase endless props.

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Maybe 2016 will claim Bieber or Kanye.

Oh wait, 2016 took musicians with talent.

Never mind.

Even using the word 'musicians' for people like them is pretty generous.

Like anything, he dropped in quality when he became popular. He got more money and used that as an excuse to facilitate humorless skits and purchase endless props.

http://www.quickmeme.com/img/e5/e53d7f8067067a51029cde8260094ff5867b10ab6676b1d493 c8dd8d23c4571b.jpg

No, it's a fact. Last year he brought a fucking goat into his apartment for a joke. He hires talent which is wholly superfluous and only serves as material for the skits. This is all because he's gone a bit more mainstream, and can afford to get out of the "fat guy sits in chair and talks to camera" routine that most of these YouTubers follow. None of this was ever present until a couple years ago.

As much as I used to like to see him goofing around from time to time before and after the meat of the video, now the skits feel like they have completely overtaken the actual content itself.

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Listening to 'Last Dance' (Jack Nitzsche - Cuckoo's Nest)
:swoon:

http://s2.quickmeme.com/img/42/4230ea867abd895da7139c9dadb090a8387e2a67e577dda7f5 cb89bd26cbaab3.jpg

Watch his older videos. Some of them have skits but none of them are at the same level they are today, wherein third parties and expensive products are used/wasted for gags. Think what you want about them, but the fact is that more popularity = more money = more props.

Listening to Metroid: Other M music atm
I'm not very familiar with Metroid... I could only ever get halfway through Metroid Prime 1. :erm:

Skelly, the way you describe JonTron would be the way many would describe Nostalgia Critic these days. However. whereas I'd still watch the many side videos of CA, I've really lost care for JT after his leave from GG.

Bowie, Michael, Prince, Cohen and Russell. 2016 had it in for the best in music.

Let us hope and pray Kanye will be inclusive to this list..soon.

Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves

Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves

The extended edition is not so great.
That's one cut they could do with just the theatrical.

It does give more insight with what's going on with the witch and how they seem to be very well planned (until it goes wrong).
But those scenes were just cartoony and unnecessary.

:shock:

HARLEY AND JOKER | 'Chemical Wedding' w/ Original Score | 2016 [HD]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u9mU8uzWXdQ

The chemical bath "Will you live for me?" scene with "Joker and Harley" from Steven Price's score instead of the Gangsta hiphop song.
Great match up!

That makes me wonder.
I ought to watch the movie with just the center channel only.
I bet there's other sweet spots where the music can be muted out.

I hope that wasn't a clip from press sites where you can get dialogue and sfx only. I don't remember them.

It almost certainly wasn't from a press clip.
WB deals in stereo only for those, with very few exceptions.

It almost certainly wasn't from a press clip.
WB deals in stereo only for those, with very few exceptions.

Yeah, skimmed through the movie while putting the Center speaker on Solo (FFDShow).
That scene, there's some bleeding of music in the center channel.
But, you can mask it by tweaking the audio levels and mixing the score in louder to cover whatever's there.
You can easily trim out some parts of the sfx and keep the necessary material in there.

Some parts are just dialogue and sfx.
The very first scene with Will Smith boxing with his sandbag, is all musicless in the center channel.
Then Harley Quinn and a few others have music in teh center channel.
And then a couple members have no music for the center channel.



Someone used the sheet music to Interstellar and recorded them playing it then ran it through a software called Synthesia (http://www.synthesiagame.com/) to create this...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4y33h81phKU

I'd be interested to see what auditory effect having music in the center channel has, if any.
Does it actually enhance the way the music sounds in your home theater, or is it just to balance things out just to be safe?

Low-budget movies and TV shows (especially animation) have NO music mixed in the center at all and no one ever seems to have noticed or made a fuss.

I'd be interested to see what auditory effect having music in the center channel has, if any.
Does it actually enhance the way the music sounds in your home theater, or is it just to balance things out just to be safe?

Low-budget movies and TV shows (especially animation) have NO music mixed in the center at all and no one ever seems to have noticed or made a fuss.

It doesn't make that much louder for surround sound.
Most of the time, it's very quiet and just bleeds.
You can still hear it, but when you have the front channels active, you won't even notice because the front channels are the loudest.
The bleeding in the center is minor effect.

Sometimes the director will want the music equally loud in the center as the front L/R channels.
That's when you actually notice the difference.

I think the full effect is mostly reserved for commercial scenes.
Like a montage scene where they can showcase an artist.

If you listen with stereo setup, it makes no difference.

Joan Rivers: Don't Start With Me

I miss her :'(

I wonder what she'd have to say if she were still alive to see Trump as America's next President. She won the first(?) season of The Celebrity Apprentice

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B18GQkZXWsEVWWdwZHZzVTVVcW8

Listening to an unfinished track of mine. Man, do I suck at titling these things :p

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Skelly, the way you describe JonTron would be the way many would describe Nostalgia Critic these days. However. whereas I'd still watch the many side videos of CA, I've really lost care for JT after his leave from GG.

CA, JT, GG...:confused:

I don't know what the hell CA means, but I'm pretty sure JT is for JonTron and GG is for GameGrumps.

Another reason why I don't tend to use acronyms(?) unless the title is incredibly lengthy.

Watched The 'Burbs…yet again. Yes, it's terribly silly, but the cast Dante put together is stellar (particular Hanks, who would later go on to insufferable, self-important dramatic roles). The pretzels and sardine routine never fails to make me laugh. Carrie gets the straight man role, providing the necessary balance for all the nonsensical goings-on.

And, of course, there's Goldsmith witty score providing additional laughs of its own.

I should add The 'Burbs to Plex again. Everyone got to watch it except me.

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I mean, I did see it before.
Used to watch it quite a bit when I was a kid. We had it recorded on VHS.

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I mean, I did see it before.
Used to watch it quite a bit when I was a kid. We had it recorded on VHS.

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Other M music

(https://imgur.com/8TYmy8N)

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Other M music

(https://imgur.com/8TYmy8N)

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Because saying things ONCE is not enough. (Apparently... :erm:)

I know it's not your fault, but, these duplicate-posts are ridiculous. :p

It could drive one mad.

^ There's method in that madness, though.

My most favorite Kubrick film! :love:

Love this song. I used to think it was Blondie when I was younger :p

:rofldata: Gag reel for Star Trek Beyond. :rofldata:

^ There's method in that madness, though.

I'm sure that portraying a character of this type would have some sort of effect on the individual's mental state; to some extent, at least. It seems like I've heard of a couple occurrences.

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I'm sure that portraying a character of this type would have some sort of effect on the individual's mental state; to some extent, at least. It seems like I've heard of a couple occurrences.

Perhaps you're not familiar with method acting (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Method_acting), which was what I was alluding to.

Suicide Squad Extended Cut. I'm expecting it to be worse than the theatrical cut....

Suicide Squad Extended Cut. I'm expecting it to be worse than the theatrical cut....

It is

It is

It's what happens when the screenwriter only has six weeks to write the script.

It is

It's what happens when the screenwriter only has six weeks to write the script.

While it wasn't worse, it certainly didn't make the film any better. At least BvS filled some plot holes (not justifying it any way, just using it as an example). I liked the very minor additional Joker & Harley scenes.

Listening to an analyzation of Attack of the Clones score. It's awesome.

So SVP and it's core libraries have updated in the past while.
So has other dependencies (MVTools, Avisynth, etc).

I just spent some time trying out various settings on Transformers: Dark of the Moon prologue scene.
I tried so many settings and found a decent setting that makes it look smooth with less artefacts.
Some settings have much more smoothness but creates jarring stutter and artefacts.

Frame interpolation naturally comes with artefacts.
But thanks to udpates, you can minimize those and achieve great results.

Interpolation also shows every little nuance in the camera work for certain scenes.
Hand held versus machine operated booms versus tracks versus digital environments.

Going to set up an encode while I sleep to see how all the updates turned out.

Looks far more promising compared to last year.

Across the Stars? :(

https://youtu.be/IO3TNYF8JT0?t=49s

It's apparently not that hard of a melody to come up with.
Alan Silvestri did it a few years before for Mission: Impossible.

Maybe after you listen to the first Episode of what I sent you, you'll know why it wasn't difficult.

Fanboys (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=odj6NHsWe00)

The Trebbles from Star Trek: TOS turns 49 today.
I'll throw that episode on before I go to sleep.

I want a pillow made out of a lot of them.

HOME ALONe

White. It's all white...

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...Oh, this is fuckin' strange...

This thing is a slow piece of shit. Just look at the time stamp of this post compared to what's on the screenshot. That's how slow it is. It's lagging, hitching and glitching up terribly as I speak (type). But I remain thankful as I still have a way to listen to music.

Oh, how I miss Little Boy Blue (yeah, that's right. I named it)

You pulled the trigger?? You're on iOS 10?!

Nope. I've resorted to my old(er) iPhone 4 as of the current time, on behalf of a recent 'occurrence' (my 5C dropped and the screen cracked; I see nothing but a bunch of colors). See the how are you feeling thread for more info. It's such a bitch to be typing on this thing.

The iOS is 7.1.2

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Perhaps you're not familiar with method acting (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Method_acting), which was what I was alluding to.

No, I am, I was just referring to how I believe that employing method acting could or might begin to have an effect on an individual over time, especially concerning roles consisting of lines like "all work and no play makes Jack a very dull boy."

Older iPhones are designed to run slower every time you update them.

Look Mom, i am on Page #1000 !!!

http://i.imgur.com/rvgXh4S.gif

First Post, too ! :awsm:

Here's to another 1000 Pages...

Let's boogie!

:rolfdata:

Older iPhones are designed to run slower every time you update them.

This fact was especially apparent with my 3GS and 4, but my 5C hadn't even really started to become slow yet (and I wasn't about to update to i O S 1 0)

Was Little Boy Blue the best (i)Phone I've ever used?
Yes.

Hey you there, shady Person one Post above me !

Only celabratory Posts on this Page,
get with the damn Program ! :laugh:

I am sure you will be happy to rectify this little Mistake,
however if you refuse, welllllllll :



I miss LBB too, don't make me fucking cry now

Oh shit, we're on 1000 pages?! Well...
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And with that, to another 1000 more!

^Self-imposed exile not agree with you?

Rest. Been in Hospital over Night. Felt Lonely.

You're always welcome here Friend !

Hope you're feeling better soon.

Rest. Been in Hospital over Night. Felt Lonely.

Rest well! And never feel alone!

Just go into your mind palace. Sherlock style.

Thanks Guys! :cry:

Sherlock Style..... I Like That! :169:

Dreamworks' Trolls (2016)

Dreamworks' Trolls (2016)

What, the Smurf's animated films not scrape the bottom of the barrel enough for you?

Thanks Guys! :cry:

Sherlock Style..... I Like That! :169:

Oh my, Mr Gold's back!

https://4.bp.blogspot.com/-G_EttGioGIk/VEP2t-LDNYI/AAAAAAAAjnA/nmRfLvTk-y0/s1600/GIF-Happy-Dance.gif

Hello George!

The same as well to you! Glad to see you here once more!

Just ripped my copy of the Arrival FYC :)

Very Nice!


Currently:

welcome back mr gold, good to have you back brother :)

^Thanks Bud! :love:

Christophe Beck's Trolls.

I used to love this guy's scores a lot but lately I think he's just repeating himself constantly.. which is really bad.

Yet another Across the Stars reference..

https://youtu.be/Ttd1yDbjUpY?t=2m4s

That reminds me, of another score I heard which was very similar to some other score.. just like that. Can't remember quite right now which one was it..

Across the Stars? :(

https://youtu.be/IO3TNYF8JT0?t=49s

Was Not All Dogs 2 Released Before SW II....?

Yeah, both these films were.