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Comment on Reverse 3:2 pulldown, CineMotion, and how choppy video sucks by David

David — Sun, 31 Jul 2011 13:56:52 +0000

I recently purchased a Sony Bravia myself and while playing with the settings, I noticed the same skipping on some settings while it went away completely on others. The following settings are just my taste, use your own judgement when choosing what works for you. I have found that for me, for movies, set Cinemotion to Auto 1 and Motionflow to standard for a good experience. For a normal looking tv setup, turn both off completely. For animated and blu ray, use Motionflow high and Cinemotion auto 1. For videogames, use game mode, Motionflow high and Cinemotion auto 2. This works for me on my 120Hz Sony tv.

Comment on My new favorite color by Trowa

Trowa — Mon, 18 Oct 2010 12:51:15 +0000

*Side note… I cannot believe that Jackass 3d took the box office over RED this weekend. Oh the Dumbening of society.

Comment on Resident Evil 4… thousand by Coriander

Coriander — Thu, 12 Aug 2010 03:35:14 +0000

Ah, indeed I must say I am in agreement. But any way you throw the dice, Hollywood are in it for the cash, and so-called artistic license these days is really a matter of "well, what is the public into, and how much of it can we cram into this film?". I can also say that despite the theft of characters and morphing them to mass taste and a storyline to go along with it, I've always enjoyed the Resident Evil movies. They're still pretty fun despite the cannibalization. xD But hey, you tell em'! Maybe enough people like you will make the movie-makers create something that speaks to the true vein of the games.

And as for "Alice Redfield"- the least you could do, I think, is bothering to spell-check your next whiny post about someone's opinion, lest you sound even more ignorant than you did in that little paragraph of yours. -thumbs up-

P.S. Assuming that your 'Trowa' refers to the Gundam character – Totally my favorite anime. Started me watching it years and years ago when I was a wee middle-school nubbin'. Yeehaw! <3

Comment on Twilight for dudes: Decrypting the Phenomenon. by Chicanerys Muse

Chicanerys Muse — Mon, 28 Jun 2010 05:30:03 +0000

I find that funny considering that Stephanie Meyer swears up and down that she has never read a vampire novel, and that the whole concept started from a dream. I guess it is true what they say: there are no original ideas anymore.

Comment on Twilight for dudes: Decrypting the Phenomenon. by Chicanerys Muse

Chicanerys Muse — Mon, 28 Jun 2010 05:28:06 +0000

Oh I love True Blood. the Southern Vampire series is on my "To read" list for sure. I watched one episode of the Vampire Diaries and realized I didn't like it. I cliff noted them for now, so I do know about some of the inconsistencies. As for the Twilight movies.. they are good background noise or mindless entertainment when you need a moment to be mindless. http://shelf-life.ew.com/2009/07/31/neil-gaiman-w... The above article is such a great read by one of my favorite authors, and I absolutely agree with him. The entertainment industry have a way of taking something good and sucking all of the coolness out of it.

Comment on Twilight for dudes: Decrypting the Phenomenon. by trowa

trowa — Mon, 28 Jun 2010 04:54:38 +0000

I would painfully admit that the movie was not extremely horrible, though I did drink a lot of crown for courage so I could be overselling it. If someone were to strike a deal in order to watch the movie it should be that this week you watch Twilight, next week you watch Twilight with the riff trax commentary, have a drink and enjoy the brilliance.

So really check out the southern vampire series by Charlaine Harris- it is worth it. True blood is a really good show as well, however, after the first season they mix a lot of the mythology up (not in a bad way though) and it does not follow the book so close. Vampire diaries are supposed to be good as well- way better than the glam show on CW.
One final note, check out the movie Troll 2- the kid in this film is named Harry Potter- and he wants to be a wizard.
hmmmm….

Comment on Twilight for dudes: Decrypting the Phenomenon. by trowa

trowa — Mon, 28 Jun 2010 04:54:28 +0000

Congratulations to Stephenie Meyer for taking ideas and specific situations from other author's books and putting her name on it. Any story with a weak willed main female character that is completely at the mercy of a man is something that all young women should aspire to be.
Bravo. Now bring on the fourth movie so we can all actually see how someone goes about eating a baby out of a person.

Around my house we have found striking similarities between what was written in twilight and two other books: the vampire diaries and the sookie stackhouse southern vampire series. Many of the situations and characters seem like they might have been "inspired" by the two, which pre-date twilight by 13 years and 4 years respectively. I have not personally read them but my wife would say that the Vampire diaries are pretty decent and the Southern Vampire series is quite excellent, with the exception of the most recent book 11 which seemed to be a bit rushed.

Comment on Resident Evil 4… thousand by Trowa

Trowa — Fri, 18 Jun 2010 02:40:44 +0000

You’re right, the Proposal was a great movie.

Comment on Resident Evil 4… thousand by Alice Redfield

Alice Redfield — Wed, 16 Jun 2010 06:58:16 +0000

You clearly have way too much time on your hands and are a really sad person considering you take the time to extract meaning and insult a movie. well princess if their was a choice im sure youd rather watch a resident evil movie than some shit happy go lucky romance/comedy. so just think dude Alice is amazing and foremost the drawcard for me and claire redfield.

Comment on Review: Star Wars: The Force Unleashed by tygerfyr

tygerfyr — Wed, 09 Jun 2010 23:03:52 +0000

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