Megan Brooks said:I mean, what do I know, since I don't really have anything to compare it to, do I?😕
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el_mariachi said:Man, I can't wait either... Most Americans probably won't even realize they're being teased because the chorus is in English while the rest is in German. Since most Americans are native English speakers, they'll just listen to it and stay hooked. 😁
I guess you'll have to hear my mashup of "Du Hast" mixed with "I Will Survive." 😁
Well, maybe you could drop a link where we can download it? 😁 I'd really love to hear it. 🙂
We're All living in America USA is wonderful we're all living in America USA, USA
We're All living in America USA is wonderful we're all living in America USA, USA
When danced I want to lead when you turn yourself around alone let us control you a bit I'll show you how to walk right
We create a lovely round dance the freedom plays from all violins music comes from the White House and in front of Paris stands Mickey Mouse
We're All living in America USA is wonderful we're all living in America USA, USA
I know the very useful steps and I will protect you from missteps and who does not want to dance at the end does not know that he must dance
We create a lovely round dance I will show you the direction to Africa comes Santa Claus and in front of Paris stands Mickey Mouse
We're All living in America USA is wonderful we're all living in America USA, USA
We're All living in America Coca-Cola Wonderbra we're all living in America USA, USA
This is not a love song this is not a love song I don't sing my mother tongue no, this is not a love song
We're All living in America USA is wonderful we're all living in America USA, USA
We're All living in America Coca-Cola, sometimes war we're all living in America USA, USA
They made a version with English lyrics where the words are totally different. It goes something like: "Do you love us?" (asking America), "We don't, but we have to," "Will you serve us?", "I wouldn't, but I have to,"... and so on. And at the end: "the answer is—Fuck You." 😁
Samuel Ross41 said:the internet is a great thing 😁
Oh, really? I hadn't realized... but all you find online is Mein Teil and Amerika, just those same music videos over and over. As for actual albums or anything else? NOTHING. Not on Azureus, not on Kazaa... if there’s something out there that we don't know about but you apparently do, then for heaven's sake, just tell us!
Finally!!! 🙂 It’s official: the release date is set for September 27th. I don't know about you guys, but personally, the tracks featuring Mein Teil and the USA sound pretty heavy to me—as per usual 😁. Honestly, I don't really care if people talk trash about the USA. :Prc prc:
American films are mediocre because they’re always made by the same hack directors. It's always the same lousy screenwriters. And yeah, it’s all about the money, and we all know exactly who ends up with the cash.
I work with our local "filmmakers" quite a bit, and I can tell anyone right now: we definitely have talented screenwriters, great directors, solid actors, and fantastic editors. We even have the capacity to produce top-tier visual effects and color grading... a handful of American studios actually handle animation and VFX for big Hollywood productions.
The problem is that the funding constantly flows to the same group of directors who—God forgive me—don't even know how to direct or put a movie together. C'mon!! Bresan, Sedlar, Ogresta, John Doe... !! Sure, maybe they can handle some TV series, but they don't know the first thing about movies. Period. Not even documentaries, let alone features...
And since we're busy trashing American cinema... how many of you have actually seen the "24 Hours" omnibus playing in theaters? This topic has been sitting here for a full month, maybe longer, and nobody has said a word. Well, damn...
What you saw on TV was basically speedball—and the name pretty much explains itself. It’s played on a small field, so things move fast and rounds are quick. If you’re playing out in the woods, though, those rounds can drag on way longer... It all depends. We usually knock out one or two rounds of speedball just to warm up, then head into the brush. To wrap things up, we'll hit speedball again just to burn through the rest of our paintballs. 😁
Anyway, paintball 👍 is great because it’s a full-body workout. If you aren't in shape, you're definitely going to feel some muscle soreness tomorrow. Between the jumping, twisting, crouching, running, and crawling... you're hitting every muscle group. Plus, with the tension and the adrenaline, you don't even realize how hard you're working. It's never boring. 😁
As for the paintballs—it really comes down to your accuracy and your style. Are you just spraying wildly or actually aiming? In a speedball round, I might go through about 50 balls, but there's this one guy who plays with us who can burn through 300 or 400, sometimes even more... And obviously, how many you use depends on your marker. Those rental guns aren't exactly precision instruments... Ever since I got my new Spyder 😁 marker, I use about half the paint I used to with the rentals—maybe 200 for the day.
bluntman said:I know this is kind of a tangent from the movie we're discussing, but has anyone seen that French film, Grimace River, or whatever it's called? I see it sitting on the shelf every time I hit up the local video store, but I haven't pulled the trigger yet. 🙂 Is it actually worth it?
Grab it. 👍 It's great. And honestly, I think Eugène François Vidocq is incredibly good if we're talking about French cinema.
I have a ton of respect for Sam Raimi and his entire body of work. I really love his sense of editing—especially when it comes to action sequences. His camera work is just unbeatable. Now, visually, Evil Dead is incredible, but I just can't wrap my head around it. It’s stuck in this weird limbo where it isn't quite a comedy and isn't quite a horror movie. I don't get the point, and I certainly don't see how the Evil Dead films could be considered the greatest horror movies of all time. What do you guys think?
cosmicpilot31 said:Besides, just knowing there's a decent amount of citric acid in Starbucks is enough. It's one of those really unhealthy things, maybe even carcinogenic...
I mean, it seems to me like citric acid is basically just Vitamin C. I don't really get how Vitamin C could be carcinogenic...
Wait, where exactly did you hear that it isn't there? Are you absolutely certain that Brom isn't in the military or at Starbucks? I mean, what they told us... back when the military and the pharmaceutical industry were actually telling the truth...😕 In principle, it doesn't matter. They're lying to us about everything anyway; whether it's one Starbucks or another, it's all the same to me.