Alan Silvestri - The Boat Race (from Stuart Little)

One of the best cues! Absolutely love it! :D

Golden Egg, Patrick Doyle - GOF

Finally mustered up the strength to watch An American Tail.
:sad: It was tough.

I grew up with both American Tail movies, Land Before Time, All Dogs Go To Heaven.
I saw them in theaters. I was only like 4 when the first American Tail came out, but parents still took me.

I kept watching the credits right up until I saw Horner's name then switched to Fievel Goes West.

All Dogs Go To Heaven is next.
Then The Land Before Time.

HORNER IS DEAD!

^
http://33.media.tumblr.com/e12a46dd960795c468277f7d08cc1f47/tumblr_inline_mwqlp70XrC1rbufzz.gif


I Am Not All Keen On TASM2 Score...
http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ma1q25sQX31qkx3d4o6_250.gif


Currently:
Fortuosity - Tommy Steele - The Happiest Millionaire.

The parts Hans Zimmer did, score-wise, that are not fiddled with shitty annoying dubstep noise or anything else experimental of Mr. Zimmer's, melodical wise is fine. Some tracks are really nice. But still highly overrated by people, I believe. Yes, people, the melodies and stuff, everything normal music wise is fine, great, yes, but some people put it as if it was the best thing ever :P

Huh, I understand you but also I don't. I thought the only truly appealing moments came out of Electro because, if anything, it stood out and didn't sound generic (which is what I'm hearing from more and more film scores nowadays. I'm falling out of love with film music hahaha)

I'm falling out of love with film music hahaha)

http://i1142.photobucket.com/albums/n618/pvb2/blog%20funnies/Buzz-Lightyear-Free-Falling-Nooooo-Reaction-Gif-In-Toy-Story-2.gif

Hahahaha well, I'm currently listening to this... and I'm not exactly sure this is the best thing I could be listening to xD

(http://screenshot.net/6wzxouj)

(Honestly though, I'm sure it's one of the most polarizing albums I have on my library, which is a sore because 1. it's a cover album and 2. the world really didn't need a Peter Gabriel cover album... but I can't get past how gorgeous the climax to this song is and how brilliant his rendition of "Mirrorball" is).

First leisurely activity since Friday! Whew...

(http://s1064.photobucket.com/user/Jasonjhn8/media/Untitled_3.png.html)

Finally watched Captain America: The First Avenger tonight with my best friend who drove down to visit me this afternoon. :D

About a quater of the way thru seasonn4 of OUAT (The Frozen Arc)

The first trailer for Disney's THE JUNGLE BOOK (2016) is finally out in HD!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BmHOFnINXV0

Lookin' mighty good, the CGI and all is very very good! Though, John Debney composing for it? I don't know, doesn't really fit for me, is he gonna make good music?

It looks... heartbreakingly unremarkable. I think "live-acton" is a pointless, if not detrimental, treatment for this kind of story. Imagine a live-action "Spirited Away" *shudders*. The first one was great, if you're into pale carbon copies of any Indiana Jones film. Sigh, if only they'd given a proper tease of something other than poorly CGI'd foliage and animals.

Edit: the music for this is just so stupidly bombastic.

just ripped this cd and now i'm listening to it :)

I'm more looking forward for Andy Serkis' adaptation of the book, IF it is close to the book and interesting. Though this one I'm not looking forward, but interested to see.

I don't see nothing wrong with the trailer or what we've seen so far. A bit generic trailer.

Jesus. They're making two? The name for Serkis' project does not bode well.

Ice Bear Combat ~ Alexandre Desplat (The Golden Compass)
Has anybody got any GC custom covers made? I'm not too keen on the original.

It's simple. Disney's THE JUNGLE BOOK, coming on April 2016, a live action adaptation of THE JUNGLE BOOK, the Disney classic. And the Warner Bros. movie directed by Andy Serkis in which he gonna be Baloo, and Bennedict Cumberbatch I think will be Shere Khan. (I THINK.) this one's said to be more closer to the book. That's the diference with these two movies. And the last comes in 2017.

Lol I wasn't confused as much as I was amazed that two movies that will probably end up being very similar, regardless of allegations that the latter will be kept in line with Kipling's stories, were even greenlit, especially with the latter being called "Jungle Book: Origins". The banality of that title alone is woeful, near actually painful.

(http://screenshot.net/d751wcj)

Days of Future Past - Springing Erik.

About to start War Of The Worlds (2005) with some of my flat mates. Waiting for one more to turn up.

Looking forward to this. :)

Think you can squeeze in some quick cover making Sully? ;)
I'm not requesting anything, just asking a question. :laugh:

In other news, how are things going there in Monsters University?

I Think of You All the Time, Rachel Portman - The Duchess

I wonder, how much I love this score?

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Or...

I Think I'm in Love, from Private Peaceful

Ironically I'm watching Markipliers Let's Play for Until Dawn! :P

Think you can squeeze in some quick cover making Sully? ;)
I'm not requesting anything, just asking a question. :laugh:

In other news, how are things going there in Monsters University?

Yeah, I might make some covers sometime, but right now I'm concentrating on making sure I've got everything sorted for starting my course. My enrolment is tomorrow...

I've also got some other things to do, like letter/card writing to various folks that needs to be done. I've also got to sort out my mobile phone tomorrow if I can. And also buy some shoes and maybe a pack of t-shirts. And I've also got to get round to ordering my Student Rail Card, so that I can start traveling at a slightly more reasonable price by train. And I'm still considering whether or not to get an NUS card. Not sure if it's worth it for me yet.

Ah the joys of young adult life. I'll have to start looking into finding a place to rent for next year soon. Then I'll have all sorts of money issues to think about on top of that.

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Btw, War Of The Worlds was amazing. Considering it's 10 years old, the effects are phenomenally good!

I wasn't expecting it to be that intense or creepy. I wasn't disappointed.

Watching Blood and Black Lace (1964)

I'm listening to the Oc Rmix album "FF9 Worlds Apart" and currently playing a remix of the Fossil Roo theme.

http://25.media.tumblr.com/c59a9c121e0840a5a1f7418640c9257f/tumblr_mx5oifQIcR1rpwoi9o2_250.gif

The 100 ~ Evan Frankfort

Depends On Your Location... They Always State Longer Than It Will Be.

And Exapmple When I Ordered My OUAT S4 From Amazon, It Said 3-4 Weeks For Delivery Was Here Is A Week And A Bit.

Intrada says in their FAQ and stuff that their international orders take 4 weeks. They say the same of the domestic, though. Even though I'm sure you bought from their Intrada store at Amazon, I'd prefer to buy them directly through their page. It's more direct. Besides, I get points! :P

I Never Bought From Intrada. My Point Was, That They Always State (EG. 4 Weeks) But It Could Come In 2. You Just Have to Be Patient When Ordering From Abroad.

I know I recently said I was falling out in love with film music... but I've been listening to this all day.
(note. Not that specific track and yes, I am fully aware that it's extremely unconventional film music).

Also, credit where credit is due, that is indeed heidl's fantastic cover (http://hqcovers.net/2015/02/23/birdman-by-antonio-sanchez/#jp-carousel-5094). I just played around with it a bit.



Because I'm a cheeky bastard here (http://forums.ffshrine.org/f92/official-custom-covers-thread-90457/381.html#post3060052) be a full-sized version of it.

I think my cover looks pretty good! :)

About to start The Fellowship of the Ring - at last! (Don't worry, it is the extended edition.)
I told you guys I'd get caught up on movies when I got to college. ;)

Listening to Donkey Kong Country.

Before Heading To Bed (Looks Around The Room) LOL The Dark One Does Not Fear A Mear Claw Handed Man.

The Dark One can't fear the darkness itself because he's made up of darkness, it's his main power.

Ah But The Darkness Comes In Many Forms Dearie, For I Fear The Dagger When Someone Else Has A Hold Of It. And When The Darkness Finally Consumes The Heart, Leading to My Death. But That Aside The Darkness Is Power.

At the half-way mark. Time for a quick toilet break and then on to disc two.

By golly, these films are long. But they don't feel it. In fact, if anything, they feel slightly rushed. I've picked up on loads of things that have been cut from the book. But I won't let that bother me. I'm absolutely loving it regardless!

And the credits are rolling.

One down, two to go.

And the credits are rolling.

One down, two to go.

RotK is the absolute best.

Fun fact: it holds the record for winning every single Academy Award it was nominated for (biggest sweep), and is tied along with Ben-Hur and Titanic for most Academy Awards won for a single film: 11

Wait... 20 MINUTES OF CREDITS??

I'm going to bed.

The extended editions have the names of each and every fan club member. So it's pretty long. :p

Trying to get through the last hour of The Excruciating Bastard…ehrmmm, The Bastard Executioner.

More Human Now / Main Title Season Three, Jeff Beal - HOC:S3

Well deserved an emmy for that fabulous score.

Checking out Moonbeam City.

Listening to some random FFXIV songs like Shiva's theme, Lord of the whorl, and syrcus tower (my favourite songs from the whole game)

Such beautiful memories. I stopped by Winchester Cathedral yesterday afternoon on my way back from the town centre, and it just happened to be 17:30 - exactly the time evensong starts. I cannot begin to express my delight at going in, walking down to the stalls, and sitting there listening to the choir. Memories just kept flooding back. I had no idea which responses, canticles, or anthem they were going to sing, but it just so happened that the canticles were one of my favourite that we sang many, many times - Dyson in F. When the organ started playing, I honestly couldn't help myself. A lump came to my throat and I started to cry. Gee. It was so emotional. And wonderful. That service was probably the best 45 minutes of my year so far. I'm so happy to be living in a cathedral city for the next three years! And I will be joining a choir here that gets a chance to sing in the cathedral several times a year. I cannot wait.

^Wow, Where Did You Get Those??!!! They Seem Like Something I Would Like:D

^Wow, Where Did You Get Those??!!! They Seem Like Something I Would Like:D

They are the recordings of my choir, The Walbrook Singers, made by our organist recorded from the organ loft using a portable recorder. Every piece of music from every service that week. He sent me the recordings and I split them up into individual pieces, tagging, fade ins and outs, etc, using Audacity. I also designed cover art (back and front inserts) for jewel CD cases and had them printed and the CDs burnt for members of the choir.

Nice! Sounds Great.

Nice! Sounds Great.

It is! I can upload a couple tracks for you if you like. Take your pick. Or I can recommend the best ones. ;)

It is! I can upload a couple tracks for you if you like. Take your pick. Or I can recommend the best ones. ;)

You Choose The GoodOnes :D Thanks.

You Choose The GoodOnes :D Thanks.

I'm about to leave my flat and head down to college/the town now, but I'll do that for you later. :)

I'm about to leave my flat and head down to college/the town now, but I'll do that for you later. :)

No Rush Mate, I Am Out Today Aswell :D

wonderful little score. i need to watch the movie and it's remakes again :D

Yes! Wish it was a complete release though... May add that to my none-existent wishlist.
Aha I have the "Beautiful Boy" song tagged as Elfman. Oops. Time to fix.

Not really a fan of that film or score. Its okay but not a top of my elfman favs...


Currently watching house of cards season 1, taking a while to get into this series, just finished age of ultron.

Listening to The Zeta Project opening titles, albeit without any center-panned elements.

Sounds really neat. You pick up on the subtleties you would otherwise never pay attention to.

Orange Is the New Black

5m30a In the Beginning, Clint Mansell & Kronos Quartet - NOAH

First time ever bothering to sit through the whole damn thing. Don't know who's responsible for this "complete" version.

7m47a Forgiveness

Love that piece too from NOAH.

4m16 All That Love's About, Thomas Newman - WALL•E

Orange Is the New Black

I keep hearing great things but I am still greatly reluctant to begin it for no good reason. Thoughts?


Currently listening to:



DAK you might actually like his work on The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby. Lott composed the score to the film through his Son Lux project which, though electronic, generally is very rich in post-rock mannerisms, much like The Spectacular Now if it had been composed in a slightly more atmospheric vein. He also has a distinctly quirky penchant for classical music which sometimes comes across with brief melodies in his violins and cellos, though less on Eleanor Rigby. I love the score; it's simply gorgeous music and comes greatly recommended as do the movies (not Them, avoid Them, if you must watch Him first then Her).

Edit: I knew I'd seen it lying around here (Thread 183066) somewhere. I grabbed it way back when the movies first came ouy and it was only digitally released m'afraid so 320 is the best that can be.

More Human Now / Main Title Season Three, Jeff Beal - HOC:S3

Every time I listen to the first few seconds of the main theme, it gives me chills. Oh my!
I like how beal changes the main theme each season. Especially the female choir (Madame Butterfly), he added in season 3.

4m16 All That Love's About, Thomas Newman - WALL•E

We have slates for that?

Watching Gotham S1 Pilot

This is it. This is the Vine that killed me.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o-nrYTNjxpg

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new shapiro :)

We have slates for that?

All the way up to 4m20

This is why I always include the slate when I mentioned what I'm listening to, because you never know....

The extended editions have the names of each and every fan club member. So it's pretty long. :p

Had I enough money at the time, I would have joined the club to get my name in there. :sad:

Glad Sulley went with the EE.
So much to take in.

For added experience, play the story campaigns to EA's take "Lord of the Rings: Battle For Middle-Earth" (1, 2 & 2 expansion pack "Rise of the Witch King").
Emulates a lot of the cinematic universe. A lot of copied dialogue from the films, a lot of the same sfx. I think some of the movie actors did some new dialogue for the game? Can't remember.

But, you'll never grow tired summoning the Ents or Eagles or even a Balrog. :happycroc:

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I would hold off on The Hobbit films, since TBFFA has an extended edition not yet released. :smrt:

At the half-way mark. Time for a quick toilet break and then on to disc two.

By golly, these films are long. But they don't feel it. In fact, if anything, they feel slightly rushed. I've picked up on loads of things that have been cut from the book. But I won't let that bother me. I'm absolutely loving it regardless!


And the credits are rolling.

One down, two to go.

You don't know how happy it makes me to hear that you're finally watching these! haha. They are all sooooo good, although if (like me) you're a fan of the books (I'm assuming you are) then you might have some slight issues with ROTK. Nothing huge though, still awesome! :D


RotK is the absolute best.

Fun fact: it holds the record for winning every single Academy Award it was nominated for (biggest sweep), and is tied along with Ben-Hur and Titanic for most Academy Awards won for a single film: 11

^ That's what I always tell people who haven't watched the films. :D My order for my favorite changes every day it would seem. All are in my top 10 films I've ever seen.

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I would hold off on The Hobbit films, since TBFFA has an extended edition not yet released. :smrt:

To be fair, those films are already bloated and overlong. ;)

To be fair, those films are already bloated and overlong. ;)

I haven't bought TBFFA because I did that with AUJ.
I have TDOS in EE and need to get 1 and 3 in EE to complete everything.

I haven't bought TBFFA because I did that with AUJ.
I have TDOS in EE and need to get 1 and 3 in EE to complete everything.

I don't actually have the LOTR in extended form. :( They are so expensive! Luckily I can borrow them from my cousins whenever I want to watch them. :p

Watching Shrek 2, the one with Jaime Lannister.

Doing the whole series.

watching Hannibal (first time)

watching Hannibal (first time)

2001 feature film?
or the 2013 NBC tv series?

2001

Currently watching and revisiting The Secret Life of Walter Mitty. I also made some covers for them. :)

Still making way through my Final Fantasy 9 Worlds Apart soundtrack. went from Rally-ho! (Conde Petie) to the Wedding song in the same village. I'm surprised how prolific these composers are. It turned Conde Petie into a sentimental sounding and rich diverse mixture of happiness and sorrow (always sorrow)

Loved this Series so much ever since i first saw it (circa 1996), truly one for the Ages.

Just settling down in bed to watch something nice and relaxing after a long day.

I'm thinking... Snowpiercer. Yeah, that'll help me relax before bed.

Watching the trailer for The Jungle Book (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HcgJRQWxKnw) over and over again

I KNOW RIGHT?!

Also, I'm watching videos of the Legacy Collection. It makes me want to buy all the fucking releases. It's worth it at the end. The presentation is pretty.. though fragile.

Also. The Silly Symphony vynil collection is also HUGE.. all the Silly Symphonies! ALL! Must be pricey though.

Yup. Can't wait to see it. I know it'll be good.

I think we all know someone on here who wants the Silly Symphonies set, but he doesn't even have a turntable.....

http://38.media.tumblr.com/669db452a492764db3da5bf320525fcd/tumblr_mvzk7qQARq1rzu2xzo4_r1_400.gif

Watching the trailer for The Jungle Book (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HcgJRQWxKnw) over and over again

I really can't believe how good it looks. How promising.
The CG is excellent. On par with what they did for the Rise of the Planet of the Apes series.
So glad they didn't get Angelina Jolie for the snake.
Can't wait for the next trailer, hopefully it will reveal some of the voice acting from Christopher Walken :laugh:

The way CG is going, they can really do good re-imagining some of the classics.
Most of those stories are public domain, anyhow, so there's no end to waht they can do.

I miss the like option.

http://38.media.tumblr.com/669db452a492764db3da5bf320525fcd/tumblr_mvzk7qQARq1rzu2xzo4_r1_400.gif

Good movie. A legacy story in the franchise. Really ties the different generations together.

:laugh: I can't believe
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0111280/trivia?item=tr0730391
Malcolm McDowell received death threats from obsessed Star Trek fans after his character killed Captain James T. Kirk.

Off to see Black Mass with my little brother. So fucking pumped for this movie.

Exodus: Gods and Kings
A movie where you watch a man, a woman and a child get hung in full detail is rated PG-13. Well done society!

Good movie. A legacy story in the franchise. Really ties the different generations together.

I never saw this one, for me The Undiscovered Country has the perfect ending for Kirk.

Having a bridge fall on you is a stupid way to die.

We have slates for that?

If they re-did it today, it would be instant and interrupting anything he says.

The death was cheesy, but the whole part earlier where the two captains are in the logging cabin together was neat.
Getting blown out of the ship was neat.

They had to find something to kill him slowly so he has time to talk himself to death.
They should have stabbed him badly. Then he can bleed out slowly and it would be more convincing.

Ah, thanks DAK!

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They had to find something to kill him slowly so he has time to talk himself to death.

Kirk is the ultimate cheater of death. They should have had a scenario where it was maybe possible he could have saved himself, but chose not to, to show that his death was his own choice and not a result of blundering or error.

...and the credits are rolling.

By golly, that was intense. Probably the most intense, grim film I've ever seen. Absolutely incredible. Evans was excellent.

But that scene with the axes. *Shudders*

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Watching the trailer for The Jungle Book (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HcgJRQWxKnw) over and over again

O. M. G.

Kirk is the ultimate cheater of death. They should have had a scenario where it was maybe possible he could have saved himself, but chose not to, to show that his death was his own choice and not a result of blundering or error.

With 2009, everything is Days of Future Past now. :smrt:
(except for Spock now.. :sad: )


...and the credits are rolling.

By golly, that was intense. Probably the most intense, grim film I've ever seen. Absolutely incredible. Evans was excellent.

But that scene with the axes. *Shudders*

Eh?

I can legitimately use this gif to show my response to the new Jungle Book trailer:
:happycroc:
Boy am I PUMPED for this film!!!

It actually looks pretty intriguing.

Though it doesn't give me any more hope for the live-action remakes of:

- The Sword and the Stone
- Beauty and the Beast
- Winnie the Pooh
- Aladdin
- Dumbo
- Pinocchio

It actually looks pretty intriguing.

Though it doesn't give me any more hope for the live-action remakes of:

- The Sword and the Stone
- Beauty and the Beast
- Winnie the Pooh
- Aladdin
- Dumbo
- Pinocchio

I'm looking forward to Winnie The Pooh, I have to say. Done right, it'll be amazing.

Like, Ted for kids. Or something.

No, in all seriousness, I think it could be good.

I think Beauty and the Beast will be really good. And a live action Aladdin? Sign me up

I'm looking forward to Winnie The Pooh, I have to say. Done right, it'll be amazing.

You gotta be kidding me. Picture all this in live-action:

- A suicidal donkey
- A rabbit screaming at a tiger to stop messing around in his garden
- A yellow bear wearing a shirt doing exercises in front of the mirror each morning

Sounds frightening.

Maybe I'm too attached to the cartoons I saw as a lad, but I can't imagine a live-action Winnie the Pooh as anything but horrifying.



There actually was a live-action Winnie the Pooh feature made:

TOO SMART FOR STRANGERS

It's about how you probably shouldn't let strangers paw around your private parts. According to the Disney Wikia, here's some of the tips that Pooh and Piglet share:

"Piglet reminds Pooh that sometimes, trouble doesn't always come from strangers, but from people you know. Pooh then tells Piglet about certain private places on his body what nobody but himself is allowed to touch. Pooh then goes on to tell the difference between 'okay' and 'not okay' touching..."

It's a little weird that the isolated residents of the Hundred Acre Wood would have so many tips on how to protect your privates from stranger danger.



http://www.reactiongifs.com/r/2spky.gif

Holy mother of Sasquatch... if I were a kid I'd be more afraid of Piglet and Pooh Bear than of strangers.

Is this what a live-action Winnie the Pooh looks like?

Winnie The Pooh

We just had Paddington bear movie, I don't think this one will fly any better.

Who's "Evans" ?
What axes?
Did you do the The Hobbit movies, too??? :confused:

I would rather see a live action Beauty & the Beast and Pinocchio over the others.
We got lots of Excalibur and "Merlin" movies/shows out there for Sword and the Stone.

I want to see David Lynch do Dumbo. :laugh:

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Winnie the Pooh worships Satan (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PW2GhoItKkw)

Who's "Evans" ?

Evans, as in, Chris Evans (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_Evans_(actor)). American actor, most well known for his portrayal of Steve Rogers in the recent Marvel films based on the Captain America comics.


What axes?

These axes. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1tTm2cyfmDU)


Did you do the The Hobbit movies, too??? :confused:

I'm guessing you didn't see my previous post. lol.

Oh right. Snowpiercer.

I even commented that. :laugh:

So much has happened I thought you were still on the LOTR trilogy.

Stamper's Grief, Jeff Beal - HOC:S3


More Human Now / Main Title Season Three
Can't get enough of that cue..

Off to see Black Mass with my little brother. So fucking pumped for this movie.

I just got back from seeing Black Mass. :p Actually, the theater website said the showing was at 7:15, but after I got there and purchased my ticket I saw that it said 8:40. Since the theater was a 30 minute drive, I couldn't really go back home and come back. So I went into Walmart and stared at the DVD section for an hour. Ended up buying "The Town" which I've wanted to see for a wile, and "Balto" which Sully said was really good. As for Black Mass itself, it was alright. The acting was excellent, the mood was intense, but it came off like a documentary instead of a flowing narrative.

"The Town"

The Theatrical edition is the best.
The extended and alternate/extended are okay. Some neat stuff, but I would say you could take 1/3 or 1/2 of the extra stuff and have a decent fan-edit of the extended verion(s).

That is one movie I would say the extended is unnecessary.
There's too much building up for the romance in it.

The alt/extended has an alternate ending worth watching.

The theatrical edition has the best transfer. They're actually all the same, despite different bitrates.

Good movie. A legacy story in the franchise. Really ties the different generations together.

:laugh: I can't believe
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0111280/trivia?item=tr0730391
Malcolm McDowell received death threats from obsessed Star Trek fans after his character killed Captain James T. Kirk.

I never saw this one, for me The Undiscovered Country has the perfect ending for Kirk.

Having a bridge fall on you is a stupid way to die.

If they re-did it today, it would be instant and interrupting anything he says.

The death was cheesy, but the whole part earlier where the two captains are in the logging cabin together was neat.
Getting blown out of the ship was neat.

They had to find something to kill him slowly so he has time to talk himself to death.
They should have stabbed him badly. Then he can bleed out slowly and it would be more convincing.

Generations Is My Fav Of The Trek Movies, Bringing Both Captains Together To Fight A Foe That One Could Not. I Agree The Whole Scene In The Nexas At Kirk's Cabin Was Beautiful A Man Who Had Worked All His Life Truley Feeling He Could Mend His Past Even Tho It Was Not Real. "I Was Out Saving the Galexy When Your Grand Father Was In Diapers"

The Whole Story With Data And The Emotion Chip Was Brilliant
Guinan (Regarding The Drink From Cestus III, To Which Data Has Tried) "Well It Looks Like He Hates It"
Data (Happy) "YES! That Is It.... I HATE THIS! It Is Revolting!"
Guinan "More?"
Data "Please"

Wonderful.

I Felt Kirk's Death Was Done Wonderfuly, He Went How He Wanted In The Line Of Duty, sSaving The Universe From A Villian Who Was Capable Of Destroying Worlds, Although The Enterprise Fell, He Saved Millions Of Lives On That Planet. A True Legend And Hero!


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^My Next Fav, Tom Hardy Was Brilliant In This!

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Just finished watching Space: 1999 episode "Guardian of Piri".

So I went into Walmart and stared at the DVD section for an hour. Ended up buying "Balto" which Sully said was really good.

*like*

:awsm:

Mr Gold: "Oh, you're gonna help me, all right. You see, this spell is gonna finally separate me from the dagger so it no longer holds power over me. But to cast it... I need the heart of someone special, someone who knew me before the dagger... Before I was the dark one. Unfortunately, everyone who fits that description is already dead, but one still lives. As luck would have it, dearie, you're my oldest friend."
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-6OHS1X4jzAY/VGoRJ9SymXI/AAAAAAAAAFw/X0XgHuwNXoQ/s1600/tumblr_nf6858dcgQ1s7uypno1_250.gifhttp://33.media.tumblr.com/dd1857ac6845e9df12f988101fce8767/tumblr_inline_nf73u557ph1s16frs.gif

fyi, i replaced the clean track of drop it like it's hot with the explicit version, because the clean version is just stupid :p

If I only had a moustache...

That song always cheers me up. xD

Watching Gotham S1, "Selina Kyle"

Watching Gotham S1, "Selina Kyle"
Getting Ready For Season 2??

I Loved Gotham.

Posted at SoundCloud, this is remarkably faithful to the original: Breakaway (Tribute to Barry Gray) (https://soundcloud.com/philippe-baylac/space-1999-breakaway-tribute-to-barry-gray).

Getting ready to watch the new doctor who.

Watching Assault on Precinct 13 (1976)

Settling down to watch The Two Towers.

Can't wait!

i started listening to the new loduca score :)

i started listening to the new loduca score :)

Does it compare favourably to "The Librarians" which was released earlier this year?

Wait, let me get this straight - Aragon discovers that Merry and Pippin are alive by tracking them from the scene of the fight to the edge of Fangorn?! I'm not even going to list the reasons why that is utterly impossible.

Also, completely unnecessary. It's a nice surprise for them in the book when they discover later that they are alive.

watching Hand of God S01E04

Wait, let me get this straight - Aragon discovers that Merry and Pippin are alive by tracking them from the scene of the fight to the edge of Fangorn?! I'm not even going to list the reasons why that is utterly impossible.

Also, completely unnecessary. It's a nice surprise for them in the book when they discover later that they are alive.

Aragorn explicitly details his path of discovery for the audience, so it's not like he grasped clues from thin air. He's an experienced ranger, after all.

I watched LOTR back in tue day, hated them. They were boring imo.

I watched LOTR back in tue day, hated them. They were boring imo.

Yo opinion's boring homie. Just kidding <3

Yo opinion's boring homie. Just kidding <3

Oh Yeh!!!

http://33.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ljrdlm28LP1qbe7jeo1_r1_500.gif

:awsm:

I watched LOTR back in tue day, hated them. They were boring imo.

Oh Yeh!!!

http://33.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ljrdlm28LP1qbe7jeo1_r1_500.gif

:awsm:

Hahahahaha I guffaw at such perfect giffage.
Also, LoTR in film: waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay overrated - by which I mean grossly and irritatingly so - well, yes... but even as the glorified lobotomization of one of the greatest works of modern literature, it was far from boring.

Get Back!!!

http://38.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m589jyvK5v1qlsy3fo1_500.gif
Boy I Have Missed Posting A Gif Response to Stuff :)



Hahahahaha I guffaw at such perfect giffage.
Also, LoTR in film: waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay overrated - by which I mean grossly and irritatingly so - well, yes... but even as the glorified lobotomization of one of the greatest works of modern literature, it was far from boring.

Never read the books, hated was proberly a bit harsh. It was to long and i get bored sitting for long time.

I watched LOTR back in tue day, hated them. They were boring imo.

http://img.pandawhale.com/82941-Darth-Vader-NOOOO-gif-4TB2.gif


Wait, let me get this straight - Aragon discovers that Merry and Pippin are alive by tracking them from the scene of the fight to the edge of Fangorn?! I'm not even going to list the reasons why that is utterly impossible.

Also, completely unnecessary. It's a nice surprise for them in the book when they discover later that they are alive.

Eh, the films make some unnecessary changes here and there (mostly in ROTK) but a lot of the changes make sense for a film adaptation. An example is cutting out the entire old forrest section in FOTR. It just wouldn't have worked well in the film. Also I think making Eomer come to the rescue at Helms Deep instead of Erkenbrand makes sense as far as simplifying the story to fit into 3 films. To do the books in their entirely would probably take 4-5 movies...

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Never read the books, hated was proberly a bit harsh. It was to long and i get bored sitting for long time.

Well, I take it you've never read the Silmarillion then? haha.

http://img.pandawhale.com/82941-Darth-Vader-NOOOO-gif-4TB2.gif

http://media.giphy.com/media/QBjH0bEtlZheg/giphy.gif

Well, i guess I've been out-giffed... :p

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(http://s1064.photobucket.com/user/Jasonjhn8/media/Untitled3_1.png.html)

Well, i guess I've been out-giffed... :p

http://24.media.tumblr.com/8c19df2441b745261125d6e37b2cd063/tumblr_ml28zofcnK1rjczdbo1_500.gif

On to disc two... half way through...

On to disc two... half way through...

http://38.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lnk47zQleu1qjl1b2o1_500.gif

On to disc two... half way through...

The extended editions do a great job of splitting the films in half at good stopping points. Nothing too bombastic or exaggerated in terms of cliffhangers, but not on too optimistic of a note either.

I haven't seen The Hobbit extended editions, but I hope that they took the same care for those... as in, not stopping disc one halfway through a sentence or in the middle of a battle sequence. :notgood:

7m52-53 Not An Ordinary Citizen, Hans Zimmer - TDKR

...and the credits are rolling once again.

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The extended editions do a great job of splitting the films in half at good stopping points. Nothing too bombastic or exaggerated in terms of cliffhangers, but not on too optimistic of a note either.

Yeah, they do... but the split in TT was very abrupt. It was the middle of a scene, not in between scenes. :p

The Hobbit extended editions

Bluray... single-disc. No intermission.

Unless you have the 3D BD's, then they split them. Because more data with MVC/Right-Eye.

Bluray... single-disc. No intermission.

Unless you have the 3D BD's, then they split them. Because more data with MVC/Right-Eye.

Ah! That's nice, considering there wasn't a lot of leftover footage for those compared to LotR.


but the split in TT was very abrupt. It was the middle of a scene, not in between scenes. :p

It was? Where did it split for you?

Watching Hocus Pocus
http://33.media.tumblr.com/2b5619150f212e815ccb549b9457eec5/tumblr_ncpbglihzg1rdutw3o1_r1_400.gif

Really Have Missed the Gifs. Lol

It was? Where did it split for you?

Can't remember precisely, but I think it was in the middle of a scene with Merry, Pippin, and the orcs. Just a sudden cut to black, and similarly it just cut straight back in on the second disc.

Must be a Region 2 thing.

On my edition disc 1 ends when Frodo and Sam are captured by Faramir after the dead guy lands in front of them. Clean cut.

Must be a Region 2 thing.

On my edition disc 1 ends when Frodo and Sam are captured by Faramir after the dead guy lands in front of them. Clean cut.

Likewise.

Yarp. Faramir to the rescue.

Oliphants!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yLgiWTsgJUk

...Timothy Olyphants!

I would have loved some crazy south park photoshop of Timothy Olyphant's face pasted on the M�makil.

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Watching Hocus Pocus
http://33.media.tumblr.com/2b5619150f212e815ccb549b9457eec5/tumblr_ncpbglihzg1rdutw3o1_r1_400.gif

Really Have Missed the Gifs. Lol

I love that movie.
Best rendition of "I Put A Spell On You".

Getting ready to watch the new doctor who.

This show used to be fun, since season 6 it's just become a chore to watch. RTD may have had a weakness for melodrama, but he was never this boring.

This show used to be fun, since season 6 it's just become a chore to watch. RTD may have had a weakness for melodrama, but he was never this boring.

The new episode was very enjoyable.

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I love that movie.
Best rendition of "I Put A Spell On You".
One of my favs, so funny.

3m16 Pazzi Investigates, Hans Zimmer - Hannibal

Hannibal Lecter in Rome/Italy, Robert Langdon in Vatican City..... Ron Howard

Ridley Scott....

Well, there were a lot of Da Vinci Code and Angels & Demons in that cue.

And a bit in 3m17A-Mix2 The Bracelet and 4m22-Mix2 Let My Home Be My Gallows

...and the credits are rolling once again.

Thoughts? I bloody LOVE the battle of helms deep...

Five Nights at Freddy's (part 9) - Love Under Control by Tony Crynight (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NVoj0ST2_VI)

The new episode was very enjoyable.

Same old random gimmickry and tedious exposition on top of more gimmickry and exposition. They all just prattle on so I couldn't help but tune out.

I'm listening to some more ff9 remixes from Worlds Apart.

Michael Giacchino - The Scoring of LOST

About to leave my flat to go see The Avengers on the big screen. FINALLY.

FINALLY!!!
:happycroc:

It's being shown in the Student Union for free. :D

You all make me want to get the TLOTR EE Blu-ray so hard.

If you don't mind green tint.

(http://imgur.com/ObugekC)

It's not so severe as you're watching. Your eyes adjust to it, like darkness.
If you jump to that scene and compare with Theatrical edition, sure, you'll spot it right away.

There is a whole special feature on the discs that talk about the color grading they did.

They did that with Indiana Jones too. Everything is really golden on the Blu-ray.

If it ain't broke don't fix it.

There was a big ordeal over the Matrix too.

I was glad the green tint came back. That's one thing where it should be tinted.

There should be a hybrid using Theatrical disc for the theatrical scenes and extended for extended.
We would have no frame of reference for the extended scenes so it should be pretty much seamless.

Where did you get that

Get what? The complete release?

Get what? The complete release?

Nevermind, found the thread. I'm really far behind in my video game compelte rips. I've only got the 4CD Skyrim from ages ago.
Didn't even think to check for a complete release.. I've been living under a rock it seems..

Yep. The release I have also includes some added clips from all the mods I have. Pretty awesome, imo.

http://img2.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20131013054020/degrassi/images/0/0e/The_Hunchback_of_Notre_Dame.gif

Well damn. THAT'S what I call a movie.

The best way to describe it?
http://24.media.tumblr.com/25acdf1fd5da44b7ce8470862c6fc095/tumblr_mflrioPKBt1qajc4eo1_500.gif

4m2327v2 FMX The Fall of HR, Ramin Djawadi & Brandon Campbell - POI: S3



Now waiting for S3 & S4 OSTs

http://31.media.tumblr.com/b34671949022d9f46047617a44d4cfa3/tumblr_nuydg8L3T31tk22j8o2_400.gif

Where you get that? As a huge Who fan. I must know. >.>

Where you get that? As a huge Who fan. I must know. >.>

It is a tv rip. Contains sfx tho cgcj ripps them on the doctor who thread.

They tide me until the official releases come. But i still keep them.

It is a tv rip. Contains sfx tho cgcj ripps them on the doctor who thread.

They tide me until the official releases come. But i still keep them.

How did I not know there was such a thread... D:

How did I not know there was such a thread... D:

Have you found it.

Flying - James Newton howard - Peter Pan.

Longmire. Season four. Netflix.

Watching The Young Messiah Official Trailer #1 (2016) (https://youtu.be/pVfmdLO2Ui8)
*formerly known as ''Christ the Lord: Out of Egypt''

The film composer is John Debney.

Here are a leaked cue from the score

The Young Messiah - John Debney (http://www.kraft-engel.com/media/Debney, John/Christ the Lord - Out of Egypt.mp3)

I swear I can hear a temp track from The Passion of the Christ.

Cannot wait!!

Watching The Young Messiah Official Trailer #1 (2016) (https://youtu.be/pVfmdLO2Ui8)
*formerly known as ''Christ the Lord: Out of Egypt''

The film composer is John Debney.

Here are a leaked cue from the score

The Young Messiah - John Debney (http://www.kraft-engel.com/media/Debney, John/Christ the Lord - Out of Egypt.mp3)

I swear I can hear a temp track from The Passion of the Christ.

Cannot wait!!

Mr Gold Likes This ;)

Another Part of Me - Michael Jackson: Captain EO Collection: WDW: Epcot.

https://youtu.be/Xj9s--3Ap7g

Can't get enough of this track!

https://youtu.be/Xj9s--3Ap7g

Can't get enough of this track!

Never watched or listned to person of interest all i have ever had to do with it was make a cover for the season 3. For a couple of posted tracks.

Never watched or listned to person of interest all i have ever had to do with it was make a cover for the season 3. For a couple of posted tracks.

The show is very excellent. One of the best, IMO.
And yeah, the music score is perfect. It's Djawadi. ;)

The show is very excellent. One of the best, IMO.
And yeah, the music score is perfect. It's Djawadi. ;)

I have the 2 or 3 tracks from season 3 that were posted (which i made a cover for ;) )
maybe i will look for the official OSTs

Watching The Young Messiah Official Trailer #1 (2016) (https://youtu.be/pVfmdLO2Ui8)
*formerly known as ''Christ the Lord: Out of Egypt''

Very interesting... I liked the trailer. Unfortunately for Catholics like me, religious movies are usually pretty horrible. :(

Very interesting... I liked the trailer. Unfortunately for Catholics like me, religious movies are usually pretty horrible. :(

And some dont feel like religious films. Exodus gods and kings felt like a standard movie, one which i really enjoyed.

And some dont feel like religious films. Exodus gods and kings felt like a standard movie, one which i really enjoyed.

Because it's a glamorized Hollywood version. Just like Noah (apparently there's not a single reference to God in the entire film, WTF is up with that). Hollywood's versions of biblical stories are usually pretty good - because they stuff them with things people want to see.

I dont know i have not watched noah yet or passion. I liked exodus because it was imo just a good story and film, plus the score was fantastic.

I dont know i have not watched noah yet or passion. I liked exodus because it was imo just a good story and film, plus the score was fantastic.

I plan to see it, I want to but haven't had an opportunity yet. The Passion is a great film. One of the most controversial films ever made. And it has an amazing score by John Debney.

And some dont feel like religious films. Exodus gods and kings felt like a standard movie, one which i really enjoyed.

Well I'm glad some people enjoyed it. :) I watched Gods and Kings online because I had heard some stuff about the film which I didn't believe they would actually do. Well, I was wrong. They literally made Moses a mad man with hallucinations, and the red sea a fricking river that gets shallow when the tide goes down. lol. As an action film it was ok to me, but it was about as anti-religious as you can get which was disappointing.

Well I'm glad some people enjoyed it. :) I watched Gods and Kings online because I had heard some stuff about the film which I didn't believe they would actually do. Well, I was wrong. They literally made Moses a mad man with hallucinations, and the red sea a fricking river that gets shallow when the tide goes down. lol. As an action film it was ok to me, but it was about as anti-religious as you can get which was disappointing.

Yep, sounds about right.

The Passion is a great film. One of the most controversial films ever made. And it has an amazing score by John Debney.

I haven't seen the Passion yet, but it's on my to watch list and I really want to get to it soon. Problem is the DVD that my parents had has vanished. :p

It's just like adapting any other book to film.

I would like to see Frank Miller do something religious.
Hollywood always copies every frame for frame when it comes to his graphic novels.

Watching "Strange Magic", a musical cartoon.
Boring.

Thinking watching "Spy" unrated version tonight.
Not too hyped. Jason Stathom is in it, however.

I plan to see it, I want to but haven't had an opportunity yet. The Passion is a great film. One of the most controversial films ever made. And it has an amazing score by John Debney.

I have heard the score, liked it just not got round to watching. I have the dvd still in the packaging. So maybe when i get round it it i will.


Well I'm glad some people enjoyed it. :) I watched Gods and Kings online because I had heard some stuff about the film which I didn't believe they would actually do. Well, I was wrong. They literally made Moses a mad man with hallucinations, and the red sea a fricking river that gets shallow when the tide goes down. lol. As an action film it was ok to me, but it was about as anti-religious as you can get which was disappointing.

Again i have the dvd, watched a couple of times, not for the religious concepts (not a beliver but respect other views) but for as i said the score and well jest the film. I really enjoy more each time i watch. Sorry to hear it disspointed you.

I haven't seen the Passion yet, but it's on my to watch list and I really want to get to it soon. Problem is the DVD that my parents had has vanished. :p

I cannot believe that you of all people haven't seen it. And you should own the Blu-ray (if you have a Blu-ray player or PS3). There's the regular R-rated version and then the "definitive edition", which has been toned down some. And I believe it's historically accurate. From the opening of the film in the garden of Gethsemane, to Jesus speaking Ancient Aramaic (with subtitles, of course)

I haven't seen the Passion yet, but it's on my to watch list and I really want to get to it soon. Problem is the DVD that my parents had has vanished. :p

The bluray has theatrical and unrated versions.
I kept the unrated version.

They literally made Moses a mad man with hallucinations, and the red sea a fricking river that gets shallow when the tide goes down.

Lol, if I didn't know better I'd think you were joking.

Here's what Christian Bale had to say about Moses: "I think the man was likely schizophrenic and was one of the most barbaric individuals that I ever read about in my life."

http://i.imgur.com/e9Wjhv0.gif

Lol, if I didn't know better I'd think you were joking.

Here's what Christian Bale had to say about Moses: "I think the man was likely schizophrenic and was one of the most barbaric individuals that I ever read about in my life."

http://i.imgur.com/e9Wjhv0.gif

wut

4regular R-rated version and then the "definitive edition", which has been toned down some

or that was it... i can't remember.
the reviews dont' go into details about it.
http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/The-Passion-of-the-Christ-Blu-ray/2540/#Review

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Here's what Christian Bale had to say about Moses: "I think the man was likely schizophrenic and was one of the most barbaric individuals that I ever read about in my life."

I was going to mention that. I think he did a good job.
It was like A Beautiful Mind of religion.

wut

Seriously. (http://www.theguardian.com/film/2014/oct/27/christian-bale-moses-was-barbaric-and-schizophrenic)

or that was it... i can't remember.
the reviews dont' go into details about it.
http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/The-Passion-of-the-Christ-Blu-ray/2540/#Review

Yeah it's not a matter "rated" vs "unrated". Just the theatrical and "definitive" edition. I've seen a comparison between the two elsewhere. That's not something you'd find on Blu-ray.com

Here's (http://www.movie-censorship.com/report.php?ID=951122) a comparison.

to Jesus speaking Ancient Aramaic

Yeah, not only Aramaic. Jesus spoke latin too in the film.

Again i have the dvd, watched a couple of times, not for the religious concepts (not a beliver but respect other views) but for as i said the score and well jest the film. I really enjoy more each time i watch. Sorry to hear it disspointed you.

To each his own, I am glad you liked it. :)


I cannot believe that you of all people haven't seen it. And you should own the Blu-ray (if you have a Blu-ray player or PS3). There's the regular R-rated version and then the "definitive edition", which has been toned down some. And I believe it's historically accurate. From the opening of the film in the garden of Gethsemane, to Jesus speaking Ancient Aramaic (with subtitles, of course)

Yeah i know, the part about speaking in Aramaic is so cool. I've wanted to see it for a long while, but it just never quite happened. Probably because it's not a film I want to find online and watch in LQ. We don't have a blu ray player or a gaming console of any kind. We have a DVD player but like I said, the movie has vanished I guess it's time to buy it again. Which version do you recommend?


Lol, if I didn't know better I'd think you were joking.

Here's what Christian Bale had to say about Moses: "I think the man was likely schizophrenic and was one of the most barbaric individuals that I ever read about in my life."

http://i.imgur.com/e9Wjhv0.gif

IKR??? I didn't beleive it at first myself (hence why I watched the film). He's clearly never read about a WHOLE lot of people! :p

About to start the season 4 finale of The Walking Dead, "A" with my little brother. Been trying to get him caught up and ready for season 6 (which premieres 3 weeks from tonight), ever since he came home from the Army.

I'm excited for what he's in for. Especially the season 5 premiere. Best season premiere for any television show I have ever seen. Brutal and outstanding.

Yeah, not only Aramaic. Jesus spoke latin too in the film.

I love latin (even though I really don't know much anymore, I used to know quite a bit when I served Mass). Too bad the Latin Mass has all but disappeared...

Yeah, not only Aramaic. Jesus spoke latin too in the film.

Well yeah, but I didn't mention it because it's not a dead language so it ain't a big deal lol. Nobody speaks Aramaic anymore. I can't imagine how difficult it was for the filmmakers to get all the dialogue right.

I love latin (even though I really don't know much anymore, I used to know quite a bit when I served Mass). Too bad the Latin Mass has all but disappeared...

Same here. ;)

Ahhh, I remember now.

When I saw the playlists, I opted for the longest one, original R-rated.
I wasn't all up for a shorter version.

I should redownload it again just to see the difference.
I love the original r-rated version.



Strange Magic is getting interesting now that the sappy, phony characters are off-screen.
The Bog King and the punk princess are a great team.
The happy characters are so annoying. Blech!

Assassin's Creed III Main Theme (Wall of Sound Remix), Lorne Balfe

Same here. ;)

:D :D :D

Start Again (feat. Elena Tonra), Rob Simonsen & Faux Fix - The Age of Adaline

https://youtu.be/zV4ejdKMPJA

Watching A Million Ways To Die In The West.

https://d.gr-assets.com/hostedimages/1407262757ra/10664925.gif

If only you've got a moustache.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oNk6-0rDdto

If only you've got a moustache.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oNk6-0rDdto

Lol.
"There Was A sheep on your roof."
"That's Bridget she suffers from retardation, but she has a lot of love"


"Dude you really shouldn't drink and horse"

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The only thing that annoys me with seth mcfarlane's films and shows is why he needs to use so mucg bad language.

Episode 3 of Fear the Walking Dead paid homage to 2009's Carriers.





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now watching Spy, with Melissa McCarthy. Unrated version.

O_O first 5 minutes and she doesn't swear, at all. Her humor isn't nearly as vulgar as the movies she does with her husband.
If she can maintain this throughout the rest of the movie like this, she just may save Ghostbusters.

Just gonna star watching, Armageddon again. I cant get enough of this film.

http://amenzing.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/arma.gif[

Colonel William Sharp: [In response to Rockhound riding the nuclear warhead] Get off... the nuclear... warhead.*
Rockhound: I was doing that guy from that movie, you know, Slim Pickens, where he rides it all the way in, the nuclear warhead.*
Colonel William Sharp: Now.*
Rockhound: Oh, you didn't see that one, huh?*

A.J.: Have you ever heard of Evel Knievel?
Lev Andropov: No, I never saw*Star Wars.

listening to a remix of the Silver Dragons theme from FF9: Worlds Apart. i have to appreciate the musicality of this song (it's called Viking Funeral for the damned)

I watched The Avengers on the big screen last night. Is nobody going to celebrate with me?! :(

Apologies for being inactive recently. I've been busy and on my end the forum was barely recognizable after the intrusion so I stayed away. That said, there was a very interesting semi(full-blown)-religious tangent I wanted to contribute to. Though it looked like it was a separate conversation between (obviously?) religious people, and you all know my views on this, I still wanted to contribute - if only because T-1000 duped me into watching an agonizingly stupid trailer.

http://i.imgur.com/PVg7rdv.gif


Watching The Young Messiah Official Trailer #1 (2016) (https://youtu.be/pVfmdLO2Ui8) *formerly known as ''Christ the Lord: Out of Egypt''


Very interesting... I liked the trailer. Unfortunately for Catholics like me, religious movies are usually pretty horrible. :(

That looks... as horrifying as its former working title. ישוע. How a movie with "Christ the Lord:" in its title could even secure the financial backing it needed without incurring the very real risk that it will turn into a snuff film is just beyond me. Seriously, there are far more poetic titles that don't come across as unnecessarily pretentious (which is the ever-present fear with titles - horrible place marks actually, whether you try to be clever or meaningful or simply frivolous, they're always in some way pretentious) but "Christ the Lord:" is just something else... but I digress. The trailer is really bad though; almost as bad as the one for Risen (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ucUbAAMEF8M) which - starring Joseph Fiennes AND Tom Felton, OH how careers plummet!! - figures to be its propagandistic complement because I guess these things just come in pairs. #PunnyGod I realize that they make business sense if they're tightly marketed to an exclusively religious demographic and on a rigid budgetary leash but as someone who is working to reach Hollywood, cradle for filmmakers and screenwriters as BBC TV is only so rewarding both in spirit and silvers, to know that productions and distributions are allocating even a cent to nonsense of this kind is profoundly dispiriting.


I plan to see it, I want to but haven't had an opportunity yet. The Passion is a great film. One of the most controversial films ever made.


And I believe it's historically accurate. From the opening of the film in the garden of Gethsemane, to Jesus speaking Ancient Aramaic (with subtitles, of course)

The Passion divides me. Antisemitic undertones aside, it is a great film but it tells a story that isn't as shocking or as different from the many different accounts we already knew or were at least exposed to. Furthermore, despite the allegedly enormous amounts of research Gibson put into it (probably limited to repeated viewings of The Triumph of the Will), it was far from historically accurate. It just barely beats out The Gladiator, though Scott's mistakes are forgiven because it caused a resurgence in interest over Roman history. There is a wealth of material just on how historically misguided Gibson's (un)imaginative vision was but this article (http://www.vanityfair.com/news/2004/03/hitchens-201102) includes a condensed list of all its flaws, way back when Vanity Fair was a respectable publication and he's always a marvel to read.


Here's what Christian Bale had to say about Moses: "I think the man was likely schizophrenic and was one of the most barbaric individuals that I ever read about in my life."

To be fair, those are the exact words anyone, atheist and fervent believers alike, would today define anyone observed making claims similar to, or otherwise engaging in behavior emulating that of, Moses- let alone Jesus. A renascent Jesus would even face some serious trouble (http://www.justice.gov/usam/criminal-resource-manual-1572-assaults-upon-internal-revenue-service-personnel) were he to choose to, much in keeping with the acts of his predecessor, assault IRS personnel.

I watched The Avengers on the big screen last night. Is nobody going to celebrate with me?! :(

http://cdn.funnyhub.com/2014/dec/Celebration-of-christmas-with-fireworks-gifs/christmas-celebration.gif

http://stream1.gifsoup.com/view/49176/danger-mouse-o.gif

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Just gonna star watching, Armageddon again. I cant get enough of this film.

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Colonel William Sharp: Get off... the nuclear... warhead.*
Rockhound: I was doing that guy from that movie, you know, Slim Pickens, where he rides it all the way in, the nuclear warhead.*
Colonel William Sharp: Now.*
Rockhound: Oh, you didn't see that one, huh?*

A.J.: Have you ever heard of Evel Knievel?
Lev Andropov: No, I never saw*Star Wars.

Ben Affleck's commentary is worth listening to for that movie.

Honest Trailers: Amrageddon
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fYaWS6s9S_Q


I watched [I]The Avengers on the big screen last night. Is nobody going to celebrate with me?! :(

I love the Twins in that movie.
I almost like Peter more in Avengers than I do in X-Men.

Ben Affleck's commentary is worth listening to for that movie.

Honest Trailers: Amrageddon
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fYaWS6s9S_Q

You Know I Have actually not Listened to the Comentary.

Listening to the Kingdom Hearts II Soundtrack.


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I almost like Peter more in Avengers than I do in X-Men.

Considering his very little use was largely ineffective, thanks to really poor dialogue made no better by ATJ's annoyingly inconsistent accent, Avengers did only one thing right with Pietro: the surprisingly emotionally evocative death scene. His last line was genuinely touching.

That saaaaaaaaid, Wanda's telepathic (and unconsciously destructive) reaction immediately following it, was, on the other hand, as manipulative and unimaginative as screenwriting can be. Wanda's character was a bare sketch throughout the whole movie, which is unforgivable considering the intention of incorporating her into the Avengers framework. If sequels proceed this way, anything outside of the five main characters will only exist in a supplementary, if not secondary, capacity. The writing for Black Widow comes in as a close second in terms of subtlety or lack thereof. The revelation that she is barren is as heavy-handed as the one in Prometheus, both so ridiculously delivered they work better as comical relief :/