Such an uplifting song.

Doing really well with me right now. :)

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B18GQkZXWsEVZXZ2SEtBYkFUQTQ

$10

:cryingbatman:

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watching Donnie Darko, the Director's Cut.

Can't remember if I watched the DC version before.
(or even liked it)

I love the theatrical verison. I know that much.

It's a long movie. :p

It's a long movie. :p

It's not long enough!

I want 10 hours, at least.

A Grand Day Out - JULIAN NOTT (from Wallace & Gromit: Curse of the Were-Rabbit, good movie BTW, everyone should check it out)

I love that Movie ! Basically everything Aardman Animations does is brilliant,
The Pirates! Band of Misfits is a personal favourite...

I love that Movie ! Basically everything Aardman Animations does is brilliant,
The Pirates! Band of Misfits is a personal favourite...

Agreed! I watched this one last year and I was quite amazed, what a gorgeous claymation, enganging characters and script! Same with Pirates, same with Shaun the Sheep which I also loved! Aardman is a sign for a good movie.

The Weekly Planet. Absolutely love these guys. Makes me feel better when I feel down. What podcasts do you guys listen to?

The Curse of the Were-Rabbit soundtrack is so damn good, it's so symphonic, so many good melodies. I only wish we knew who composed who in the soundtrack/score, since a lot of people worked on it, not just Julian Nott which almost gets all the credit. I wanna know who composed all the good parts. I think Nott just did all the themes and medleys. I'm adding it in the Amazon card to buy it whenever, it's good, and it's cheap, too.

Wish this one would get released in Blu-ray already. Dreamworks, release all of your catalogue left in the format already.

Cringing at my own YouTube videos.
Rendering a TF2 one now.
Always the case, though. I've spoken to some other smaller YouTubers, ones that I play with on the ARK server, and thankfully they, too, cringe when they watch their own videos back.

Wow, I saw that Curse of the Were-Rabbit when it was in theatres, I was kind of young, I don't remember much of the experience.

I also want to add that I love the Wallace and Gromit movies and shorts, but I still haven't seen Shaun of the Sheep, I'll get the .45 if you want me to.

I didn't see the film when it was in theatres, but I do remember it came out, a bit mostly because it's featured in my childhood magazines that I read. Wish I had seen it back then, but I didn't go much to theatres because the loud noise of a cinema advert scared where a creepy 3D face would sing high opera and noises.. it scared me the crap out.. that was like this until like.. 2007 or 2008? Then I enjoyed the crap out of the cinema.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ahTkhpO3HBQ

This one! What loving memories. I can recall I watched THE INCREDIBLES in theatres. And Spongebob the movie. And Robots.

Agreed! I watched this one last year and I was quite amazed, what a gorgeous claymation, enganging characters and script! Same with Pirates, same with Shaun the Sheep which I also loved! Aardman is a sign for a good movie.

Yeah, i love all their Stuff, they just pour so much Love into their Work, it really shows.

There was a Segment about them in the Kid's Show "Die Sendung mit der Maus" on Tv a couple of weeks ago
which showed the Process of making a Shaun Episode, the work that goes into that is quite bonkers !


The Weekly Planet. Absolutely love these guys. Makes me feel better when I feel down. What podcasts do you guys listen to?

How would you define Podcast ? That Term was always weird to me ?

Does Stuff like Good Mythical Morning fall into that Category, because i sure like watching that !




Like, like, like, one of my favourite animated Shows.


Wow, I saw that Curse of the Were-Rabbit when it was in theatres, I was kind of young, I don't remember much of the experience.

I also want to add that I love the Wallace and Gromit movies and shorts, but I still haven't seen Shaun of the Sheep, I'll get the .45 if you want me to.

Dude, not even a single Episode ? You're really missing out, it's hilarious... :p

Aardman are great i have most of the stuff on dvd

Wallace and gromet (all)
Shaun the sheep series and film
creture comforts
flushed away
pirates an adventure with scientsists
angry kid
arthur christmas

Great and fun stuff

I definitely owned Curse of the Were-Rabbit when it came out. The funny thing is that the day after I got the film, the Kindergarten homework assignment had bunnies. Cue me annoyingly telling the class I own the movie, even though I was only pointing towards the picture of the rabbit, not actually telling them the name of the movie. I miss being 5/6, when the world was a mystery and something innocent.

Dude, not even a single Episode ? You're really missing out, it's hilarious... :p

What kind of bullets are you gonna need?

I do not need bullets, personally...

What kind of bullets are you gonna need?

Man, i am not gonna shoot you because you didn't watch something specific,
would have to point the Gun at my own Temple first if i started doing that,
there are some glaring, glaring Holes in the "Movies i should have seen, no Excuses" Section.

Like, you wouldn't believe some of the Movies i've skipped thus far. :laugh:

Damn it, the score for Were-Rabbit is AMAZING.

Man, i am not gonna shoot you because you didn't watch something specific,
would have to point the Gun at my own Temple first if i started doing that,
there are some glaring, glaring Holes in the "Movies i should have seen, no Excuses" Section.

Like, you wouldn't believe some of the Movies i've skipped thus far. :laugh:

You know I'm not serious, it's just a running gag of mine. :laugh:

Person 1: You haven't seen Star Wars?

Me: Hey, I mean, I'll get the M9 if you want me to!

Sure sure, just a bit of friendly Banter George, you know i wuv ya ;)

I am, I Would Kill You In a Heartbeat. But After All I Am The Dark One.... :169:

I am gonna hear the Were-Rabbit soundtrack for a second time whole.. no regrets. I just love it!

Rep for the one who has noticed the add to my signature.. :P

Would that be the were rabbit RS OR CS by chance?

Would that be the were rabbit RS OR CS by chance?

CONGRATULATIONS! YOU'VE WON!

If it's there, it means I love it a lot!

I'm personally still waiting for Mad Max: Fury Road sessions to exist.
I NEED MORE THUNDEROUS DRUMS! MORE!

I will pass on that one.

I cannot say about myself since I haven't checked it. But heard it's noise, so pass too.

I'm personally still waiting for Mad Max: Fury Road sessions to exist.
I NEED MORE THUNDEROUS DRUMS! MORE!

They need to make the isolated score exist.
In Dolby Atmos.

I will pass on that one.

Understandable, not everyone enjoys the style that Fury Road has.
Personally, though, I think it's absolutely badass. Listening to thunderous percussion full-blast in top-quality headphones actually gives me adrenaline. :laugh:

They need to make the isolated score exist. In Dolby Atmos.

Is the score really that surround heavy?

Understandable, not everyone enjoys the style that Fury Road has.
Personally, though, I think it's absolutely badass. Listening to thunderous percussion full-blast in top-quality headphones actually gives me adrenaline. :laugh:

Its just noise to me, i prefer a more clam and relaxing score the odd loud track is okay, but a constant bam! No thanks.

Is the score really that surround heavy?

Hell yeah it is!

I haven't heard it yet, but I know I'll just love it.

Bring on the abrasive noise!!!

Its just noise to me, i prefer a more clam and relaxing score the odd loud track is okay, but a constant bam! No thanks.

Yeah, that's cool. I also listen to tracks like that, for example The Secret Life of Walter Mitty. Has action tracks that don't last too long but also that relaxing track such as "Step Out."
And then there's This Time There's Three of Us from Doctor Who which I also find to be amazing.

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I haven't heard it yet, but I know I'll just love it.

Bring on the abrasive noise!!!

Sending you the tracks I recommend right now.
I dont care if you don't want it.
You're getting it anyway! :laugh:

Hell yeah it is!

By surround heavy I don't mean bass, I mean, a score that literally surrounds you, that makes use of the 7.1.

Bring it on bitch!

By surround heavy I don't mean bass, I mean, a score that literally surrounds you, that makes use of the 7.1.

Trust.
Trust in me.

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Bring it on bitch!

INCOMING!

Trust. Trust in me.

I do. I bet Sparky wouldn't have said the score needs a Dolby Atmos release if it wasn't surround and enviromental heavy!

Bring it on bitch!

CLEAR YOUR INBOX GOD DAMMIT :laugh:

Why don't you just give him Youtube links or post them publicly for everyone to check out how wonderful the score is? :P

Or down the ost from the thread?.....

CLEAR YOUR INBOX GOD DAMMIT :laugh:

AAAHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!

1) BLOOD BAG
2) SPIKY CARS
3) STORM IS COMING
4) BROTHERS IN ARMS
5) THE CHASE
6) (My Favourite) CLAW TRUCKS
7) IMMORTAN
8) CHAPTER DOOF
9) MY NAME IS MAX

Done.

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sorry
im in a good mood

I have a love/hate relationship with the Fury Road score - There are some shining moments here and there throughout the crazy action blasts, and the quiet cues really have such emotional depth it's incredible. But a lot of the crazy action stuff is just noise. But it's worth a listen for the gems hidden inside. If you don't wanna sit through the whole score, here are the cues I'd recommend (Deluxe Edition in mind here):

23 My Name Is Max (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9C8I8wxZCis) - one of the most beautiful cues I've ever heard. Very emotionally deep strings. Really, really beautiful.
24 Let Them Up (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lEnBxqIYqL0) - the triumphant finale of the film. Uplifting and joyous.
12 Brothers In Arms (Extended Version) (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xllG3fSUAOw) - although crazy and action-packed, there are a couple moments in this cue that never fail to give me goosebumps every time. Worth listening to on the biggest stereo you can find.

sorry
im in a good mood

sorry
i don't give a rat's ass

23 My Name Is Max
24 Let Them Up
12 Brothers In Arms (Extended Version)

Don't forget about Immortan.

The build-up to when Furiosa gets stabbed, then jumping straight into the heroic yet saddening part at 4:00. Absolutely breathtaking.

Is the score really that surround heavy?

It can be. It wouldn't require much for someone like Holkenborg to work it into a more dynamic surround sound mix.

The drums in the movie have a surround sound setting as the camera moves around a lot whenever the war band plays onscreen.

Music being surround sound is only what the composer does to the music. Most just write it and walk away.
You wouldn't think John Wick to be surround sound, but Tyler Bates actually made a solid effort in making use of all 7.1 speakers.
The main music can be heard in the front speakers, but he added differences to the other pairs of speakers.

;)

One Of My Fav Disneyland Paris Collections.

PONYO - check out those YouTube links I posted just above. Let me know what thinkest thou of them.

I listened to Fury Road, and i didn't get it at all,
to me it's just random Noise, but hey, different Strokes for different Folks and all that, right ?

Now, to me, this is something to really get the Blood thumping... :p

The main music can be heard in the front speakers, but he added differences to the other pairs of speakers.

A great example of a song that would go really with Atmos is Storm Is Coming. The pounding at 3:10 sounds fabulous in top-knotch headphones, I'd love to hear it in full Dolby Atmos!

Again I'll add Storm Is Coming to one of the most beautiful tracks in the film. Yet still action-packed and arguably the most dramatic song in the film it still has that gorgeous melody in at 4:00 ish, and within all that is one of my favourite scenes in the entire movie:

https://www.avforums.com/image.php?imageparameters=editorial/products/6241afce257dc126fbf09767cfeea4e5_8825.jpg%7C500%7C 1%7C0

When I get home, is when I'll give those tracks a listen, Azetlor.

;)

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I listened to Fury Road, and i didn't get it at all,
to me it's just random Noise, but hey, different Strokes for different Folks and all that, right ?

Now, to me, this is something to really get the Blood thumping... :p



YES!!

That was always a favorite of mine!

Play it loud!

When I get home, is when I'll give those tracks a listen, Azetlor.

;)

Give every single track a good ol' listen. Those are the ones I recommend. Each one of those are action tracks, the exception being My Name Is Max.

GET READY FOR THE ADRENALINE!

.

Moreso on-topic, I'm listening to an old friend of mine.

Exodus: Gods and Kings

PONYO - check out those YouTube links I posted just above. Let me know what thinkest thou of them.

I did check out your tracks (I'd assume they were gonna be good stuff if they came from you) and I gotta say it really sounds beautiful musically. I'm not taught with music as good as you or others with more symphonic and music knowledge but by the small glimpse I really could sense what you said about the tracks, they sounded really nice.

Moreso on-topic, I'm listening to an old friend of mine.

Exodus: Gods and Kings

Now, that is a good score!

I listened to Fury Road, and i didn't get it at all,
to me it's just random Noise, but hey, different Strokes for different Folks and all that, right ?

You are indeed right about that. But wrong about Fury Road - please, for my own peace of mind if nothing else, give the first two tracks I recommended a listen and let me know what you think. :)

Give the first two tracks I recommended a listen and let me know what you think. :)

Please do!

fury road is one of the best scores of 2015, if not the best score... the omission of an academy award nomination was a major blunter.

You are indeed right about that. But wrong about Fury Road - please, for my own peace of mind if nothing else, give the first two tracks I recommended a listen and let me know what you think. :)

Okay, ready to insert Foot into Mouth... at least partially. :laugh:

Second Track was okay-ish, but "My Name is Max" is actually pretty nice, is it safe to say that the slower melodic Pieces
are the better part of the OST ?

I did check out your tracks (I'd assume they were gonna be good stuff if they came from you) and I gotta say it really sounds beautiful musically. I'm not taught with music as good as you or others with more symphonic and music knowledge but by the small glimpse I really could sense what you said about the tracks, they sounded really nice.

Yay, thought you'd like 'em. What did you think of Brothers In Arms? Just listened to that one again. It's the most-played in the album (in competition with My Name Is Max maybe).



^^This exact moment in the cue is one of the greatest moments in any cue in any score from any film ever in the history of film scores, with the bass boosted as much as possible.

I thought it was highly emotional and complimented perfectly with the picture, surely.

What do you think of my newly discovered favourite from Julian Nott (and others)? You know, WALLACE & GROMIT: CURSE OF THE WERE-RABBIT.

I like it so much because it's so melodic and symphonic and there's a lot of orchestra action just how I love it.

Is it me or lots of good movie music are orchestrated in London?

This is proberly the only album in my collection i have ever deleted.

I do like the cues that James P. Sullivan presented to me but they are not enough to justify me a download of the full album.

Then again I've downloaded albums for just one cue, so I guess I'll grab this one, but when I watch the movie.. which will take time. :P

Movie is Top Notch tho' no doubt about it... just a bit incoherent, but that's negligible...

I thought it was highly emotional and complimented perfectly with the picture, surely.

It really did - it's one of the best scenes in the film. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HClM8YvNljo) (<-- 1080p clip right there - absolutely awesome, stunning cinematography, edge-of-your-seat action, and the colour palette is gorgeous!!)



What do you think of my newly discovered favourite from Julian Nott (and others)? You know, WALLACE & GROMIT: CURSE OF THE WERE-RABBIT.

I like it so much because it's so melodic and symphonic and there's a lot of orchestra action just how I love it.

I too really love that score, despite not owning it yet! I had several parts recorded on an old cassette tape from many years ago. Sheer quality. Love it. :)


Is it me or lots of good movie music are orchestrated in London?

It's not you - loads of incredible film music is recorded here at Abbey Road, not too far from where I live.

F'9 Riot Squad - Jess & Crabbe.

Man, is the first track so mixed. Like the parts that actually focus on the music are pretty good, if a bit too hip hop sounding for my taste. Unfortunately, there is a whole lot of sound effects and voice clips that you have to trudge through. It's the same issue I have with The Big Booya, though that at least has two solid minutes of awesome music. Thankfully, the rest of the EP is solid

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Byrdman's Revenge (2004 Remix) - Mike Delgado

Man, this is one of the most beautiful, yet depressing tracks I've heard. I honestly have no clue if I prefer the original or this.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MkNWg5ExYh8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AiOLkY5Spaw

Up yours Anita Sarkesian, you're a Hack- Job Fraud that shouldn't have been allowed
to be given a Platform to spout your Bullshit in the First Place...

Yeahhhhh baby!

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It's not you - loads of incredible film music is recorded here at Abbey Road, not too far from where I live.

Not far from where you live?
Run in and steal all their music one night!

:169:

What do you think of my newly discovered favourite from Julian Nott (and others)? You know, WALLACE & GROMIT: CURSE OF THE WERE-RABBIT.

Were-rabbit is miles below either A Grand Day Out or The Wrong Trousers.

Those will always be the best :p

I always thought that penguin was hilarious. :laugh:

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=00LXKGkETn8

Fucking kickass!!! Especially 2:30 - end!

Just seen a short trailer for Independance Day: Resurgence.
Never heard anything of it.
All I know is that it looks amazing.

"STORM IS COMING" currently.
IN ALMOST ALL OF THESE TRACKS, WHEN THE FUCKING GUITAR COMES IN, IT'S JUST SO AWESOME

"STORM IS COMING" currently.

Can't wait for you to get to CLAW TRUCKS!!
Also, if you love the guitar, wait till you hear CHAPTER DOOF.

The score to Mad Max: Fury Road...
https://media.giphy.com/media/26u6bKiGqtYZfuRu8/giphy.gif

The same for DOOM and Wolfenstein: The New Order, too.

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"BROTHERS IN ARMS"

WHEN I START DRIVING, YOU GUYS HAVE TO MAKE SURE I DO NOT LISTEN TO THIS TRACK WHILE DRIVING, THERE WILL BE SPEEDING TICKETS AND VIOLATIONS, AND LAWSUITS. LOTS OF THEM.

Now that's one badass piggy.

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I play Battlefront with those tracks in the background.
Makes me 13.77% better at the game.

Yeahhhhh baby!

:awsm:

Just seen a short trailer for Independance Day: Resurgence.
Never heard anything of it.
All I know is that it looks amazing.

I thought so too.

Will be interesting, all negative reviews will be "not as good without will smith"..... lol

Will be interesting, all negative reviews will be "not as good without will smith"..... lol

He demanded way too much money.

I mean, come on.

Hence Why He Will Not Be In The suicide Squad Sequel.

"CLAW TRUCKS"

I like the melodies best in this one so far, a little better than BROTHERS IN ARMS.

Boom, Boom, Boom. Bang, Bang, Bang.

"CLAW TRUCKS"

I like the melodies best in this one so far, a little better than BROTHERS IN ARMS.

Exactly what I think.
You'll prefer CHAPTER DOOF, I think.

"IMMORTAN"

This one is beautiful, and is at around the same running time as one of my favorite classical compositions ever.

Any of you know what it is?

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"CHAPTER DOOF"

AW SHIT.

"CHAPTER DOOF"

AW SHIT.

:D

"BROTHERS IN ARMS"

WHEN I START DRIVING, YOU GUYS HAVE TO MAKE SURE I DO NOT LISTEN TO THIS TRACK WHILE DRIVING, THERE WILL BE SPEEDING TICKETS AND VIOLATIONS, AND LAWSUITS. LOTS OF THEM.

I keep forgetting you're just a 15-year old kid :p

But yes, it's dangerous to drive to that one. I feel the same when when driving to 5m28 Destabilization from Inception. It's dangerous to drive to that one at high speeds.

Spiky Cars is my favorite from Fury Road.

Alright, just finished "MY NAME IS MAX". Very beautiful song.

These tracks were fantastic, CHAPTER DOOF was probably my favorite

Now, I'm off to find the best thread for the score.

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I keep forgetting you're just a 15-year old kid :p

But yes, it's dangerous to drive to that one. I feel the same when when driving to 5m28 Destabilization from Inception. It's dangerous to drive to that one at high speeds.

Spiky Cars is my favorite from Fury Road.

https://media.giphy.com/media/xTiTny3XqxpqM4I0O4/giphy.gif

Lckdown's is the best one. It's the deluxe version in ALAC. And I think his has the end credits included as well, I'm not sure.

Helix made a thread with the end credits.

Oh, well, I already settled on this one, Thread 189737

If I want a lossless version in iTunes, I can download Lockdown's, probably when I get some more space, but since I can't tell much of a difference between lossless and 320kbps anyway,
I'll be more than fine with this, at least for now.



:D I think this is my favorite track.

Little Computer People (1979 Original)

"Little Computer People, living in a digital world.
Can you see them on the screen.
You are the master, you are the key."

X-Men Origins: Wolverine. Despite being poorly written, edited, scored and directed the cast, particularly Hugh, somehow still manage to keep this one afloat.

X-Men Origins: Wolverine. Despite being poorly written, edited, scored and directed the cast, particularly Hugh, somehow still manage to keep this one afloat.

It's become the guilty pleasure movie for some. It sure as hell is for Geekvolution and Comic Book Cast. It, along with The Wolverine, are the only ones I don't own on Blu-ray if only because I forget.

Finding myself really enjoying the music of Kenta Nagata, particularly his contribution to the Mario Kart series! Currently listening to the Mario Kart 64 and Mario Kart 7 soundtracks.

Yes! I agree.

For example, a great track from Mario Kart 64 is "Toad's Turnpike". It really sounds like night time-driving.

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X-Men Origins: Wolverine. Despite being poorly written, edited, scored and directed the cast, particularly Hugh, somehow still manage to keep this one afloat.

I actually saw that one when it was in theaters. Despite how young I was, I still liked it.
But after re-watching it years later, and having seen the trilogy since, I found it to not be one with the best, but still an enjoyable view, a big part why, as you mentioned, is due to Jackman's performance.

Fantastic jazz styled rendition of Arvo P�rt's "Fratres".

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aD6qOGlqYyo

Excellent Version of this epitomical Track.

I love that penguin. :laugh:

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Excellent Version of this epitomical Track.

One of the many classic and timeless of the NES first stage tracks.

https://66.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_mbjyapIAia1rnm1ldo1_r1_500.gif

:laugh:

Just a classic part of my childhood right there, the Wallace & Gromit series.

So that's why i couldn't find the that Gif right now,
misremembered, it was a Rolling Pin and not a Baseball Bat :laugh:

It's been too long since i watched it last Time for sure.

^ maybe.... lol

It really did - it's one of the best scenes in the film. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HClM8YvNljo) (<-- 1080p clip right there - absolutely awesome, stunning cinematography, edge-of-your-seat action, and the colour palette is gorgeous!!)

Hm, I just watched that scene thanks to your linking, I hadn't seen anything from the movie at all - except this, and I gotta say, it's looking good. I hadn't been interested in the movie before watching this clip because massive action for no reason is not of my liking, but after watching this clip, I'm gonna put it on the list, I think it looks really good cinematically, although I don't know much about cinematography I can really tell the scene is well shot and done. And I think part of the whole movie is mostly practical effects than CGI which make it a bit more believable! I will be checking out this movie.


I too really love that score, despite not owning it yet! I had several parts recorded on an old cassette tape from many years ago. Sheer quality. Love it. :)

I have JUST, right now, began to LOVE IT and have it become one of my holy grails, even though I met the score last year, like the movie. Like I said I just love it because it has a lot of well-done melodies, it's brillianty orchestrated and has lots of orchestrated action just how I love it! :) I too will eventually buy the physical CD because it's so worth it. I can say I've put it on my Amazon chart. ;)



It's not you - loads of incredible film music is recorded here at Abbey Road, not too far from where I live.

I mean, I've began to notice how lot of good film score music, or any type of good orchestrations or orchestrated music tend to come, a lot, from either London Philarmonica, Abbey Road (mostly this one for movies) or the one John Williams used which I've forgot what was it. It can't be a coincidence music sounds GOOD in those places, is it?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MkNWg5ExYh8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AiOLkY5Spaw

Thank you for linking those videos - those are actually DAMN good, I love her voice and accent, what kind of american accent is it, because I really love it, it's like, so clear and easy to understand. I suscribed to her.


Were-rabbit is miles below either A Grand Day Out or The Wrong Trousers.

Hmm.. definitely the two you mention had more cinematic and artistic value than Were-Rabbit, but Were-Rabbit also had a good script with round characters imo that really got you in the picture. I had a great experience watching this movie.

Also, I want to mention how I just watched the trailer for the newest Batman DC Animated movie; Batman; the Killing Joke.. I think script wise is gonna look fine, but is it me, or.. really the animation style doesn't fit for something that is suposed to be very adult since it's rated R? The animated style is very kids-like, the animation should be tougher and close to the drawings of the books, which were harder and tougher and fit more the dark storyline. A quick Wikipedia search tells me the original graphic story looks amazing, story wise, how are they gonna pull off such greatness in a direct-to video movie?

The animated style is very kids-like, the animation should be tougher and close to the drawings of the books, which were harder and tougher and fit more the dark storyline.

The irony is that I think they were trying to get the designs to look close to the book's. They should have let Timm just use his trademark designs; what they went with isn't very appealing at all to me.

The irony is that I think they were trying to get the designs to look close to the book's. They should have let Timm just use his trademark designs; what they went with isn't very appealing at all to me.

I mean, with what I see in the trailer, compared to the dark, serious drawing tone of the comics.. the kiddy animation style doesn't marry with how serious the story is.

^ :)

Sulley Can You Send Me That Cover Please?

Sulley Can You Send Me That Cover Please?

I literally just made it. It's about to be uploaded as the first of many new posts on the cover thread... ;)

I literally just made it. It's about to be uploaded as the first of many new posts on the cover thread... ;)

Cool. I Like The Itunes Effect On It, And Have To Use It!!!

X-Men: Days of Future Past: The Rogue Cut

^
Any better than his middling expanded Zombie score?

I Like Both Personally, But Zombie Is A Fav Of Mine.


Currently:

I absolutely love stuff like this:

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B18GQkZXWsEVSjgyQkZnanp3bm8

Reminds me a bit of Lawrence of Arabia's score.

We Are Not Things

A Gift From Feng, Jeff Beal - HOC: S2

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We Are Not Things

Redemption

National Treasure

National Treasure

Freaking love that movie.

Frankly, I'm shocked you've seen it

Frankly, I'm shocked you've seen it

Oh Snap!

Man, first time I saw that was like, 2006, maybe '07. Book of Secrets is really good too, that one I saw in theaters.

Now I'm sitting here wondering if a 3rd is hopefully possible.

Man, first time I saw that was like, 2006, maybe '07. Book of Secrets is really good too, that one I saw in theaters.

Now I'm sitting here wondering if a 3rd is hopefully possible.

Book of secrets is the one exception were a sequel has been just as good as the first. As for a 3rd doubtful.

There was the Bill and Ted series too, I think I may like Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey a little better than Excellent Adventure.

I saw 1 once in theatres, 2 twice. Cage says they're working on getting all the facts right for the third and that's what's taking so long. But I'm putting it on hold for tonight and watching last week's GoT before tonight's episode.

That being said,

Game of Thrones 6x07, "The Broken Man"

Bill and Ted. Boy I Hated Those Films. *cringes*

"69, dudes!"

:laugh: They're some of my brother and I's absolute favorite 80s comedies.

Watching DEADPOOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I was also watching National Treasure - what a coincidence! ;)

One of my all-time favourites. I know the script almost word for word, which can be frustrating as I end up mouthing all the characters lines with them instead of just watching it. :p

But I too have put it on hold in favour of much-needed sleep.

Goodnight folks.

It's so weird seeing Sulley posting regularly again!

You will up with me soon on the 20,000+ gang..

We're catching up! :p

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It's so weird seeing Sulley posting regularly again!

I love it!

Do It......Now!!!

I'm working on it!

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Game of Thrones 6x08, "No One"

Has a girl truly become no one? A man will find out......

Going to be checking out Terminator Genisys on Epix out of curiosity.

Game of Thrones 6x08, "No One"

Has a girl truly become no one? A man will find out......

Since you don't live on the east coast, and the show isn't broadcast until 9 EST, how are you coming by these so early. I thought HBO discontinued advanced preview copies for critics.

I AM on the east coast. I watched last week's episode again and I started it a little late. I'm halfway through tonight's episode.

Oops! I thought you were somewhere in CT or MT time.

Negative. I'm a New Yorker, born and raised :)

Seinfeld - The Stranded

Finally a girl is no one

A girl is Arya Stark of Winterfell

Burn The Witch - Radiohead

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Finally a girl is no one

A girl is Arya Stark of Winterfell

Pretty good episode, I thought. Though Santa showing up on a reindeer in the nick of time was a forgone conclusion.

Huh. Terminator Genysis was...okay. I guess. I liked the action scenes, the special effects, and some of the funny moments, but the story....eeeeeh, I just wasn't feeling it. Especially with how it changed a lot of stuff and how confusing it was.

I guess I'll be using my own cover for now, considering I can't find a decent version of the original cover artwork.

Amazing score, though. I would recommend it.

Some British Dude Trying To Do The DK Rap. So Stoic, Yet Hilarious.

It's so weird seeing Sulley posting regularly again!


I love it!

Haha it feels good to be back properly. Instead of just deleting email thread notifications, I'm now opening them and keeping up with what's going on. I'm feeling a little out-of-practice with so many threads to keep up with, but it'll become second nature in no time I'm sure!

Huh. Terminator Genysis was...okay. I guess. I liked the action scenes, the special effects, and some of the funny moments, but the story....eeeeeh, I just wasn't feeling it. Especially with how it changed a lot of stuff and how confusing it was.

It was as bad as T3 and T4, which never should have ever been made. Unfortunately, I just see Terminator films keep coming and coming with no end in sight :(

Haha it feels good to be back properly. Instead of just deleting email thread notifications, I'm now opening them and keeping up with what's going on. I'm feeling a little out-of-practice with so many threads to keep up with, but it'll become second nature in no time I'm sure!

"No more pencils, no more books, no more teachers' dirty looks."

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It was as bad as T3 and T4, which never should have ever been made. Unfortunately, I just see Terminator films keep coming and coming with no end in sight :(

Genisys sank the franchise or what was left of it. It didn't make enough at the box office. The rights will probably revert now to Cameron.

Son of Man - Phil Collins (from Disney's Tarzan)

Genisys sank the franchise or what was left of it. It didn't make enough at the box office. The rights will probably revert now to Cameron.

It'd be nice if he made another one. Days of Future Past the whole franchise.
Except be doing Avatar until he dies.

I love the movie. I love the music.
I have no idea how he's going to stretch it into 3 extra films. Or 4.

It'd be nice if he made another one. Days of Future Past the whole franchise.
Except be doing Avatar until he dies.

I love the movie. I love the music.
I have no idea how he's going to stretch it into 3 extra films. Or 4.

Highly doubt we'll ever see Cameron doing a third film. He's said T2 was the end of the saga for him and he's told the story he wanted to tell. Personally, I'd love to have him do a 30th Anniversary edition of the film. And while I'm shooting for the moon, with an isolated score.

Wait a second . . .

Yep, a pig just flew past my window.

:cryingbatman: why you play with my heart like that?

Just finished season 06 of The Office. It's my least favorite season.
A few great moments, but largely can be cut down to size for a TV movie to get to season 7.

Watching now:
2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)

Wait a second . . .

Yep, a pig just flew past my window.

Did you happen to catch his name, by any chance?

Did you happen to catch his name, by any chance?

Bacon.

Oh, I thought it might've been Hamm.

Oh, I thought it might've been Hamm.

Hamm was his "before" name. Bacon is his "after" name.

Oh.

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That's a shame.

Chris P. Bacon?

Chris P. Bacon?

There's an actual composer with that name. I feel sorry for all the bullying he must have had in his life.

Chris P. Bacon?

Francis.

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There's an actual composer with that name. I feel sorry for all the bullying he must have had in his life.

His parents had a twisted sense of humor.

Knew a girl whose last name was Tart. Her parents named her, wait for it . . .

Peaches. No lie. Peaches Tart.

Why do parents do that?

Watching now:
2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)

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It is a cinematic marvel.
I never read the books so this movie is priceless to me. Bookreaders get shafted the most. They might as well be watching Twilight.

And who would say no to the music?
OooooooWOOOOHOOOOOHHHAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH-H-H-H.

Why not? :p

It's an awesome movie, just really long.

The newly-released clip for Pixar's Piper - I'm more excited for this than for the feature it'll premiere in front of. *sorry Dory*

https://youtu.be/_LuQFp1Lrfo

The newly-released clip for Pixar's Piper - I'm more excited for this than for the feature it'll premiere in front of. *sorry Dory*

https://youtu.be/_LuQFp1Lrfo

I'm excited for both, and when I was lil I never liked Finding Nemo. I always go see every Pixar movie with my bro but he really doens't want to see this one, for reasons I don't know he hates Finding Nemo. Finding Dory looks like a great sequel tho

But yeah the short..is so cute and beautifully done!!

You and I Would Be Shipped Out, put the 2 of us in a room with disney Fangirling we would annoy everyone....

Put us in disneyland.... fangirling, overdrive.

for reasons I don't know he hates Finding Nemo.

Does he have an ex-gf that loved it?
Usually hetero males hate something because an ex-lover used to love it more than their egos.
For instance, from my generation, it's not uncommon to hear guys hating The Beatles with so much passion.
They never have an excuse or a reason.
Until that one time you see them vulnerable and they let it slip how much The Beatles meant to the girl he was dating at the time and, for awhile, even he had come to enjoy the melodies of The Beatles. How much fun they had singing along and doing goofy dancing when no one else was around. The private moments that photographs cannot caputre. The stillness of time. Until...

I'm excited for both, and when I was lil I never liked Finding Nemo. I always go see every Pixar movie with my bro but he really doens't want to see this one, for reasons I don't know he hates Finding Nemo. Finding Dory looks like a great sequel tho

But yeah the short..is so cute and beautifully done!!

Apparently I saw Finding Nemo in theaters. Maybe that's why something about it has always reminded me of being in a theater, the sound, the feeling, etc.

AND UH WUT?

Hating Finding Nemo!!??? How is that possible?! Absolutely Beautiful Film!

https://i.imgur.com/s4sO8Gf.gif

Until...

:o

I found 2001 90% emperor's new clothes, I have to say.

Living in the 21st century, although I appreciate the cinematic marvel it was back in 1968, it has to have something else too. Take Star Wars as one example. Star Wars was so massively popular not just because it was a cinematic marvel but because it also had an appealing, original story that engaged the imaginations of its viewers. Watching it now in the 21st century is still great fun, despite the fact the CGI and effects are laughable compared to today's incredible stuff. Why is it still great fun to watch? Because it had substance behind the fancy technology. 2001 did not. It had so much potential and almost grabbed my attention in the middle with Hal, but it never quite fulfilled that potential. Instead, it went in the sad direction of "let's make sh*t up and go crazy so that the overly-philosophical groupies of the world now and in the future read an entire religion into our overly-vague, weird, inconclusive ending."

https://i.imgur.com/s4sO8Gf.gif

I really love how far GIFs have come.
With a high enough quality settings on a gif, it can actually look more 3D than any 3D tv or monitor.

I've seen some nicely crafted gifs that give the illusion of depth perception.
And it really makes me think... What if... we made movies into gifs. Full length gifs. A coupe GB in size. Playing at normal rate.

You and I Would Be Shipped Out, put the 2 of us in a room with disney Fangirling we would annoy everyone....

Put us in disneyland.... fangirling, overdrive.

That's not a bad idea! I love it! :3

I dunno why he hates Finding Nemo, he never liked it, and I didn't either, until years ago I saw it again and thought it was okay.

I found 2001 90% emperor's new clothes, I have to say.

Living in the 21st century, although I appreciate the cinematic marvel it was back in 1968, it has to have something else too. Take Star Wars as one example. Star Wars was so massively popular not just because it was a cinematic marvel but because it also had an appealing, original story that engaged the imaginations of its viewers. Watching it now in the 21st century is still great fun, despite the fact the CGI and effects are laughable compared to today's incredible stuff. Why is it still great fun to watch? Because it had substance behind the fancy technology. 2001 did not. It had so much potential and almost grabbed my attention in the middle with Hal, but it never quite fulfilled that potential. Instead, it went in the sad direction of "let's make sh*t up and go crazy so that the overly-philosophical groupies of the world now and in the future read an entire religion into our overly-vague, weird, inconclusive ending."

I take it this was a huge discussion piece in film class?
Star Wars was like Marvel before Marvel did the Avengers franchise today.

I really love how far GIFs have come.
With a high enough quality settings on a gif, it can actually look more 3D than any 3D tv or monitor.

I've seen some nicely crafted gifs that give the illusion of depth perception.
And it really makes me think... What if... we made movies into gifs. Full length gifs. A coupe GB in size. Playing at normal rate.

I know, It's amazing.

Here are some of my favorite high-quality George Costanza gifs:
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I mean, these are great.

I know, It's amazing.

Here are some of my favorite high-quality George Costanza gifs:
https://media.giphy.com/media/caVeZg9jDA8Uw/giphy.gif

https://media.giphy.com/media/fRJ0grAXLr5E4/giphy.gif

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https://media.giphy.com/media/qHCJmCaT84AqA/giphy.gif

I mean, these are great.

https://i.makeagif.com/media/2-12-2015/D4Nv4C.gif

https://media.giphy.com/media/10dJBypgfsmxfG/giphy.gif

I like this one much more than the one I've used in the past, it lasts longer.

I take it this was a huge discussion piece in film class?
Star Wars was like Marvel before Marvel did the Avengers franchise today.

Actually no, I haven't discussed this in any lectures/seminars at uni. If I did I'd probably just be shouted-down by all the annoying Kubrick fanboys/girls. :erm:

Here are some of my favorite high-quality George Costanza gifs

A monster has been created here. Let us all be damned for we are the devil's madmen.


I'd probably just be shouted-down by all the annoying Kubrick fanboys/girls. :erm:

:169:

You don't like 2001, James?

You don't like 2001, James?

Nicks suck, Yankees suck, Krypton sucks.

HAL 9000 is the best villain before Skynet came along.
You actually feel sorry when he dies at the end.

Just to re-emphasise, here's a computer singing Daisy Bell.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=41U78QP8nBk

It's been printed to vinyl before. That recording is on vinyl. It was sold like any regular album.
But I can't really find any rips of the vinyl. :(

Also take into count that Peirce Brosnan voiced Hal before, as well as Calculon also did a whole stage play on Hal alone.
I wish there was a special feature of a read out of the entire play. :(

http://i.makeagif.com/media/12-12-2015/5BKx2x.gif
"I Am Skynet"

HAL was the best part of the entire film by far. He was the only thing that engaged me. I was like "Ooooo conflict! An engaging situation!! FINALLY SOMETHING INTERESTING!!" and then, 5 minutes later, "...well that lasted a long time."

HAL was the best part of the entire film by far. He was the only thing that engaged me. I was like "Ooooo conflict! An engaging situation!! FINALLY SOMETHING INTERESTING!!" and then, 5 minutes later, "...well that lasted a long time."

Regardless of your personal opinion or enjoyment, you gotta admit it's kind of a masterpiece still.

I also think you're a bit annoyed by the religion references at the end of the movie, too, like offended. "Oh, how dare they satire religion!"

Yankees suck
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A monster has been created here. Let us all be damned for we are the devil's madmen.
https://media.giphy.com/media/XINcknnkKz2ec/giphy.gif

Regardless of your personal opinion or enjoyment, you gotta admit it's kind of a masterpiece still.

I also think you're a bit annoyed by the religion references at the end of the movie, too, like offended. "Oh, how dare they satire religion!"

Please do not bring this up. It will not go well. :facepalm:

James, I can't take you seriously comparing an adult philosophical work like 2001 to a juvenile fantasy romp like Star Wars. That you also go out of your way to name call admirers of its director does you no favours either.

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"I Am Skynet"

He got the shortest part in that movie.
I thought Doctor Who was famous and stuff. And then they just give him a 5 second role.


HAL was the best part of the entire film by far. He was the only thing that engaged me. I was like "Ooooo conflict! An engaging situation!! FINALLY SOMETHING INTERESTING!!" and then, 5 minutes later, "...well that lasted a long time."

I thought CinemaSins did a video on 2001, but they did not.

He got the shortest part in that movie.
I thought Doctor Who was famous and stuff. And then they just give him a 5 second role.



I thought CinemaSins did a video on 2001, but they did not.

Yh, But They Planned a Trilogy of films he was gonna have a huge role in 2 and 3

James, I can't take you seriously comparing an adult philosophical work like 2001 to a juvenile fantasy romp like Star Wars. That you also go out of your way to name call admirers of its director does you no favours either.

Looks like someone's an irritated Kubrick fan!

Looks like someone's an irritated Kubrick fan!

Whatever would lead you to that conclusion?

Yh, But They Planned a Trilogy of films he was gonna have a huge role in 2 and 3

They should have just put his part in the movie.
We've seen Genysis so many times by now. They tried to Days of Future Past the franchise which was a cute attempt.

They keep changing their minds on what to do with the franchise.
I heard up to 4 extra movies, all with Arnold Saggynator.

Christopher Nolan needs to be involved. And it needs to be rated R so it's not a PG-13 Marvel movie.

I've seen A Clockwork Orange, The Shining, Full Metal Jacket, all fantastic films.

I just need to watch the whole of 2001: A Space Odyssey.

I've seen A Clockwork Orange, The Shining, Full Metal Jacket, all fantastic films.

I just need to watch the whole of 2001: A Space Odyssey.

Spartacus is a family heirloom. My parents loved it when it first came out.
But, they're more Kirk Douglas fans than learning director's names.
Only after I started watching for names and got into The Shining and 2001 did my mom know Kubrick's name.
Although, after we watched it recently, my mom's kind of pissed at the ending. Not the "Im Spartacus" scene, but the fact that...
He didn't turn in the tramp and died for her.
Although, I told my mom it was more about him saving his unborn child. She took comfort in that.

...a lot of movies we re-watched turned out to be the usual story where the loveable male lead dies over a woman (most often a cheating tramp). :notgood:
She really hates infidelity stories with whores running around and breaking up familes and kingdoms.

Wait. What tramp?


Spartacus has one of my favourite opening music and credit sequences.

They should have just put his part in the movie.
We've seen Genysis so many times by now. They tried to Days of Future Past the franchise which was a cute attempt.

They keep changing their minds on what to do with the franchise.
I heard up to 4 extra movies, all with Arnold Saggynator.

Christopher Nolan needs to be involved. And it needs to be rated R so it's not a PG-13 Marvel movie.

Yh, TBH The Thing I Did Not Like About The Film Was How They Treated John. But If They Had Actually Managed to Do The 3 It Would Have Been Explained and Matt's Charcter Would Have Evolved.

Barry Lyndon is worth watching. Some really nice scenery.
The pace of the film really sets the mood. You really get a feeling for the character of what he goes through. It's like he paid attention to details not only in set and costume, but taking the time to really act it all out. In no way is it rushed. It's not condensed film-time like modern movies. Kubrick is excellent at establishing time in a film to make it realistic.
And some things you think about how those times used to be and start to feel that this movie is that.

Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb is an insane comedy.
It is a parody of the times. But you also don't have to be a scholar to appreciate it.
To emphasize on that, Slim Pickens is in the movie. Great fun for the whole family.
But there are references in the film.

For extra fun with Kubrick, check out all the trivia pages for his films.
You'll be there all day reading more stuff behind than scenes for his films.

I have yet to finish watching his last film: Eyes Wide Shut.

And I barely remember Full Metal Jacket.
And there's a couple others of his I didn't see.

To change the pace, I'm watching (again) the tribute to space movies (originally on vimeo):
https://vimeo.com/113142476

Wait. What tramp?


Spartacus has one of my favourite opening music and credit sequences.

That's another older score I need to listen to.

Let me tell you, Lawrence of Arabia and El Cid did not disappoint.

Wait. What tramp?


Spartacus has one of my favourite opening music and credit sequences.

Varinia.
"She got him killed in the end. He did all his great work but died because of his penis. Men."
:rolleyes:

Yeah, the opening was great. It's been years since I watched the movie. That was the first time I got to watch it in full without commercials.
It got me pumped.
Until mother ruined it with her penis for Kirk.

Watching JonTron: Disney Bootlegs

Funny Shit Roght There :laugh:

Varinia? As in Jean Simmons' Varinia? She wasn't a tramp. She was a slave.

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Yeah, the opening was great.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-spQt_tLBeI

Watching JonTron: Disney Bootlegs

Funny Shit Roght There :laugh:

Still not as funny as his 2014 stuff, but the 'Frozen' section was both hilarious and terrifying. :laugh:

The Lion King Game Where Simba Hangs Himself.... WTF!?

I've not seen this video, nor a lot of his recent. I guess I might watch it tonight.

Snow White and the Seven Clever Boys...... :erm: WHAT!?

Varinia? As in Jean Simmons' Varinia? She wasn't a tramp. She was a slave.

My mom would have loved it if he just ignored her and not tried to save her.
I think him dying was the biggest part.
She loves Gladiator because even though he dies, he still gets his revenge. We get to see Commodus die.
She really wanted to see everyone die in Spartacus. And she believes he could have done that or lived longer if he avoided her.

She's always been prejudicial towards women in movies in general.

:changspew: I remember her saying "No! Go the other way! Get away from her!"
We were watching The Jungle Book. Hahaha.

I think we desensitized ourselves a little too much with shows like Game of Thrones, Boardwalk Empire, The Sopranos.
There were a few times I would say someone's going to get shot in the back of the head during innocent movies.
I think one time we were watching To Kill A Mockingbird and I said something about Robert Ewell when he's taunting Jem at the car and Jem pulling a gun out. :laugh:

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-spQt_tLBeI

here's an hour of Saul Bass opening title sequences.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qqM3McG4-LE

I strangely enough thought of Saul Bass while watching the titles to Spartacus.

I remember her saying "No! Go the other way! Get away from her!"
We were watching The Jungle Book. Hahaha.

Lol, that's pretty much what I always say when I see that film.

Well, while yer ma was fantasizing having Kirk's love child, I was always eyeballin…

(http://imgur.com/2vHH0ku)

Lol, that's pretty much what I always say when I see that film.

The ending kind of depresses me.
I get he goes off to be a man and all. But it doesn't leave it open to interpretation that they intend on seeing each other again.
So long Baloo forever. Goodbye childhood. Time to put the stuff bear and plush panther away. No more toys.
Just hunt and breed. And teach your son to hunt. The bears. The panthers. The elephants.
Soon Man will have forgotten that it could once speak to the animals and the lands will be covered in blood and commerce.

:erm: I think I said that before already.

I prefer The Labyrinth. Happy ending for everyone. Even The Goblin King had a good laugh like he meant to teach her a lesson about family all along.
I was ready to die when it made it look like they were just dellusions.
:cryingbatman:

Ostracizing yourself from your childhood friends and family for a hot girl who you really know nothing about? Sounds like a recipe for disaster!

Mowgli probably regretted that decision sooner or later. :laugh:

The things women drive us men to do...

Well, while yer ma was fantasizing having Kirk's love child, I was always eyeballin…

(http://imgur.com/2vHH0ku)

https://media.giphy.com/media/10LvHhWGR6gpbO/giphy.gif

Well, while yer ma was fantasizing having Kirk's love child, I was always eyeballin…

(http://imgur.com/2vHH0ku)

Ceasar!

The things women drive us men to do...

You see, it's not equal. :p

The things women drive us men to do...

Joker: "See?"

On the topic of women and ancient war times, I think I'm going to watch Troy (2004). The director's cut version. It's literally the only verison on bluray. I think that's the only one we had on DVD so I have no idea what the theatrical version is like anymore.