What general film/series have you just seen.. marks out of 5
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Go fuck yourself Romero and pick on someone else for a change. It really fucks me off how you pick at my posts, yet ignore others, who say the same fucking thing.
For the third time you dickwad: I'VE NOT SEEN IT!
Show me where I proclaim to know about the intricate details of Watchmen? It's true it's hard to get an 18 nowadays, it's true that must account for something, if not gratuitous.
I clearly state I was merely quoting what Kermode thought on the subject and you call me a sheep for taking his opinion as my own. I did nothing of the sort (which is obvious if you actually bother to read what I said), how can I? Again I'VE NOT SEEN IT.
For the third time you dickwad: I'VE NOT SEEN IT!
Show me where I proclaim to know about the intricate details of Watchmen? It's true it's hard to get an 18 nowadays, it's true that must account for something, if not gratuitous.
I clearly state I was merely quoting what Kermode thought on the subject and you call me a sheep for taking his opinion as my own. I did nothing of the sort (which is obvious if you actually bother to read what I said), how can I? Again I'VE NOT SEEN IT.
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Well many people rarley even watch many films at all, never mind cinema.luckystars wrote:Lol it is funny how little some of you seem to go to the cinema - but then this is a DVD forum
It is amazing how many people spend time talking 100 times more about films on the net, then acctually siting down and wacthing the things they talk about.
Still I even know people who only watch films and TV shows on tiny Ipod players, now thats the future
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I'm not sure how many people only watch movies on MP3 Players (there's nothing special about the iPhone/Ipod) but it is true most people under 40 only watch movies downloaded off the web or worse yet streamed.
At least with MP3s they're "near" CD quality. Streamed movies aren't even remotely close to DVD quality, let alone anything else. It's all about how most people consider movies to just pass 2 hours of time and instead not having to pay for cinema tickets, popcorn, transport etc...
Most people have very little to no respect for movies. The amount of people I know who no longer go to the cinema and much prefer ripped copies. I'm astonished at the quality my Dad puts up with, just because he cannot be bothered to wait for the DVD or go to the cinema. He showed me the camcorder rip he had of Australia, it was so dark, you honestly couldn't see who was who. He watched it though and said it was only okay. Needless to say I said he wasn't qualified to comment, given that he couldn't even see the actors on screen.
I have the odd movie on my MP3 Player but it's only so I could see what it was like. I've watched a TV sitcom on mine but anything more or in depth no way.
At least with MP3s they're "near" CD quality. Streamed movies aren't even remotely close to DVD quality, let alone anything else. It's all about how most people consider movies to just pass 2 hours of time and instead not having to pay for cinema tickets, popcorn, transport etc...
Most people have very little to no respect for movies. The amount of people I know who no longer go to the cinema and much prefer ripped copies. I'm astonished at the quality my Dad puts up with, just because he cannot be bothered to wait for the DVD or go to the cinema. He showed me the camcorder rip he had of Australia, it was so dark, you honestly couldn't see who was who. He watched it though and said it was only okay. Needless to say I said he wasn't qualified to comment, given that he couldn't even see the actors on screen.
I have the odd movie on my MP3 Player but it's only so I could see what it was like. I've watched a TV sitcom on mine but anything more or in depth no way.
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I am sure very few watch all their stuff on Ipods, phones etc.. just a friend of mine I guess
he loves it, and he says its as good as going to the cinema
I have tried to watch things on tiny screneed MP3 players etc.. I just cannot, its evil and awful. Only things i can get away with are short funy clips etc.. and music vids. I tried a few films and TV shows, made me want to just turn it off and go home and stick my TV on
I have tried to watch things on tiny screneed MP3 players etc.. I just cannot, its evil and awful. Only things i can get away with are short funy clips etc.. and music vids. I tried a few films and TV shows, made me want to just turn it off and go home and stick my TV on
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Clearly he doesn't have a clue what he's talking about or thinks of cinemas differently from you or I. In that he just wants to "watch a movie" for 2 hours, there's nothing wrong with that per se but I bet he cannot remember stacks of the film, watching it on such a small screen.romerojpg wrote:and he says its as good as going to the cinema![]()
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I wouldn't watch something like 24 on an MP3 Player but something like "The Big Bang Theory" is fine, it's not exactly taxing on the brain. Not that I ever do mind you. It's too much hassle to convert to MP3 Player format.
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Bolt: 3/5
Not too bad, I enjoyed it and it was certainly better than I thought it would be.
The film does play with your expectations a bit a few times, which is fun You start to think maybe the whole movie is about a Superhero dog.. with the impressive set pieces at the beginning, it is then the film changes tack slightly as we find it's just a TV show of his adventures so its not real. Unfortunately, Bolt (the dog, voiced by John Travolta) doesn't realise he is not a hero and thinks everything is real There is perhaps some mild satire about the shallow, ratings driven nature of TV and then there's a standard Disney moral in the film. Bolt's owner Penny (Miley Cyrus) is kidnapped on the show and Bolt, thinking she really HAS been kidnapped, sets out to find her.
Not too bad, I enjoyed it and it was certainly better than I thought it would be.
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My Dad uses a Nokia 8210. He has about 6 of them and refuses to upgrade. Whenever he gets a free upgrade, he sells it on. The trouble is, the screens are all shot to shit but he stubbornly refuses to get a new one.
I use a Orange SPV C500 (Windows Mobile 2003 SE aka v4). It's a nice phone but only has GPRS (think Dial-up) meaning it's Internet capabilities are severely hindered. I'm waiting for Windows Mobile 7 due next year and can finally get something modern with Wireless and 3G, to take on the mighty iPhone. I'll then be able to access the web/have my e-mail pushed to my phone pretty much anywhere I am.
I use a Orange SPV C500 (Windows Mobile 2003 SE aka v4). It's a nice phone but only has GPRS (think Dial-up) meaning it's Internet capabilities are severely hindered. I'm waiting for Windows Mobile 7 due next year and can finally get something modern with Wireless and 3G, to take on the mighty iPhone. I'll then be able to access the web/have my e-mail pushed to my phone pretty much anywhere I am.
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