Tested.com, which has recently partnered with Jamie & Adam from Mythbusters, posted an article a few days ago about ocpmovie's "The Thief & The Cobbler:Recobbled Edit". The link to OT.com references and goes to Harmy's Despecialized (which I'm pretty sure I shared with one of the contributors).
I wonder what visitors will think if they find ocpmovie's thread and he's all faded out.
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It saddens me to have learned about ol' OCP. The first fanedit of any kind that I'd ever seen was Deleted Magic, and ultimately my interest in the material he had gathered led me to FE.org (where I watch, but don't talk much), and to this site (where I talk far too much). I know why he was banned, and I think it's completely justified, but I can't help but feel a little saddened by it. Too bad he just didn't stop charging for his films.
Hopefully posts like that will make the 50th anniversary something to remember.
darth_ender said:
Too bad he just didn't stop charging for his films.
Just to be clear.
Despite his dedication and the amount of work he put into his projects they were never his films and if charging people to see someone else's movie wasn't bad enough he was charging people to see other people's fan edits, people who would never dream of charging people themselves.
none said:
Hopefully posts like that will make the 50th anniversary something to remember.
huh? 50th anniversary of what?
Bingowings said:
darth_ender said:
Too bad he just didn't stop charging for his films.
Just to be clear.
Despite his dedication and the amount of work he put into his projects they were never his films and if charging people to see someone else's movie wasn't bad enough he was charging people to see other people's fan edits, people who would never dream of charging people themselves.
sounds like reasonable grounds for banning.
Warbler wrote: huh? 50th anniversary of what?
The Thief and the Cobbler, the article mentioned that 2012 was the 48th anniversary.