RedFive said:
TK-949 said:
hairy_hen said:
monolith music
What?! It's "Also sprach Zarathustra" by Richard Strauss, you philistine!!! ;)
Kubrick's not mine. He bores me to death with every single movie of his.
TV's Frink said:
Dead Alive.
hairy_hen said:
monolith music
twister111 said:
The Governator - The trailer
walkingdork said:
[...]includes pop-up windows of background info and fun facts through out the show
Oh, you better don't say that loud, or someone from animated-army.com will hear you.
haraldo23 said:
It's an image from the old Tartakovsky's Clone Wars cartoon.
doubleofive said:
Says the man with a Captain Rex avatar?
Ziggy Stardust said:
TK-949 said:
I even like the Jar Jar episodes.
Maybe going a little far there....
Johnny Ringo said:
TK, how would you rate Hobo with a shotgun? - i've sorta been looking forward to it. Is it fun?
Hobo with a Shotgun
Shrek 1 - 4. Still funny.
Ziggy Stardust said:
TK-949 said:
GL is a bad director.
There was once a time when he wasn't.
So, I watchted the Show from the first episode to "Devil in a blue dress". It's not bad, but it is not really good either. It tries to be something, what it is definitely not: a second "Battlestar Galactica". For example, Marco Beltrami copies the music of Bear McCreary in a way, that can only be described as shameless. Morena Baccarin looks, as always with short hair, as if her neck is eight inches too long. That look gives me the creeps.
The characters are shallow and stereotypical, or, as Tyler, dumb and pesky. And bringing back Jane Badler as Diana doesn't make the show any better. Her overblown acting look like she tries to play shakespeare on a train station's toilet. Another look hat gives me the creeps are the effects. They're giong from good (Makeup) to really crappy (as in Episodes II and III, the mothership's interior are no real sets, but computer generated sets with actors in front of blue/greenscreens).
I watched it, and I'll continue to watch, because, as I said, it's not that bad. It's just not as innovative as it pretends to be...
Christensen is not a bad actor. GL is a bad director.
I love the series as much as I hate the PT. I agree with a lot here, the series is, what the PT should have been. Dave Filoni, the man who wrote a couple of episodes of "Avatar - The Last Airbender", does, what GL wasn't able to do. The characters are deepend, more believable. Anakin is likeable and I really like Ahsoka. I even like the JarJar episodes.
What, still hippos?
Madine had also a Death-Scene, if I remember correctly. Dermot Crowley mentioned something like that.
Pornstars anyone?
TV's Frink said:
Hmmm, if I interpret the rules right, you lost it in the first place, since I was not thinking about The Game, but about the Song which happens to have the title "The Game". But I think knowing about The Game makes us both permanent losers.
BTT: Went to the Paradise Lost concert yesterday. It was awesome.
LexX said:
It's not a nipple. It's part of the Bra. What a pity, though.
Johnny Ringo said:
what about celebrities you hate? that could be interesting...
Tk-949, Thanks. been watching whole episodes of Titus on youtube.
You're welcome. Keach is brilliant, isn't he?
How about Avatar avatars?
I like superheroes. Although I already have a superhero-avatar: The "Anti-Dad"!
TV's Frink said:
TK-949 said:
"The Game"
You just lost it.
Wait, what? Why?
teharri said:
I was recently trying to put together a trailer for ROTS that was to act as if ROTS was the third movie coming out. The trailer would not focus on anakin/vader story. That transformation would be the big shock of the actual film. This trailer would almost be there to trick people into thinking something else was going to happen.
You mean like the opposite of the Terminator 2 Trailers? If you watched T2 only knowing part 1 and without knowing anything about part 2 you would still think Arnie is the bad guy until he actually meets Connor. But the Trailers ruined that (except for the wonderful Teaser (I really love those Teasers that consist of material, that was made only for the Trailer. The Teaser of the last Star Trek comes to mind)).
A few weeks ago I found this russian trailer for Adywans color corrected ESB version. And though I can't understand a word, and it lacks of soundeffects, it's pretty good. And Two Steps From Hell's "Freedom Fighters" fits the movies mood, I think.
Apocalypse Now:
Didn't see it, not planning to.
Alien:
I like both Versions, but I did not watch them so often that I can tell which one I like more. Isn't the DC even shorter than the theatrical?
Aliens:
I think I only know the SE.
Blade Runner:
Bored to death with either version.
Terminator 2:
I really like the SE, though it was released almost 15 years too late in Germany. I don't know the extended-whatever-cut. Did they only add the alternate ending? Or the scene where the T-1000 searches John's room, too?
