Posts by nimblecanyon61

Samuel Ross41 said:And please, don't go forgetting about those absolute wastes of space like New York City, Matrix, and that whole lot of them...🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂

What on earth...!!!!!!!!!😲
What on earth is actually wrong with New York City????...
While the beds continue to sway back and forth in this endless, rhythmic motion... 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Blueealää said:I honestly feel like giving you a good slap right now... Ptuj!!!!
Radiohead and Pearl Jam 🙂
it is quite evident to me that you possess absolutely no capacity for listening to actual music... both of these bands have, throughout their existence, composed works so profound they would leave your mind spinning (though I will concede they have certainly done some foolish things, specifically Pearl Jam 😉 ) ... yet you have formed such a foolishly shallow prejudice against these bands upon merely hearing them for the first time (or perhaps you simply find them aesthetically unappealing or repulsive)... therefore, I strongly suggest you make an effort to listen to music without such baseless preconceptions
👋

So, what, if someone doesn't like Radiohead, they're automatically labeled as having prejudices??
And immediately judged as being incapable of appreciating music?
Personally, I don't think much of them either, but I certainly don't consider myself to be burdened by any sort of prejudice

Emily Torres2 said:Look, I’ll admit it—I am a total sucker for a good romance, which is why I find The English Patient to be the absolute pinnacle of romantic filmmaking... it actually stirs the soul and captures true humanity...

I would much rather sit through The English Patient or The Piano a hundred times over than endure anything involving Ryan or Forrest Gump.

Honestly, Forrest Gump is a film that fails to evoke any real emotion and shows absolutely zero depth regarding the human condition...
It feels more like a standard war action flick that was originally conceived under the title Rambo IV, only for them to have a sudden change of heart at the very last second...

Olivia Sanchez7 said:Friday 1, 2, and 3 🙏 🙏 🙏
Up in Smoke
Marijuana ice cream
Don't be a jerk while you're sipping on that juice...

FRIDAY!
That movie is an absolute legend...
I watched the sequels too, but honestly, the first one is just way, way better...

ermallion said:I sincerely hope that Jackson isn't foolish enough to actually go through with something like that.
The Hobbit remains one of the few remaining sanctuaries where old-school Tolkien enthusiasts can escape the endless hordes of "fans" who scurry about with nothing but vacant smiles and Legolas posters clutched in their hands...

God, it absolutely infuriates me, this constant posturing in the style of
"Oh, I was watching the movie or reading the book long before it ever became mainstream, and I am the ONLY one capable of truly appreciating it, while all of YOU are just pathetic wannabes who are 302785617 times more miserable than ME because I was the one who discovered it before you all started riding its coattails."

But, if I may digress slightly into something somewhat on-topic:
I am not entirely sure how many of you are even aware that there exists an animated Hobbit film, produced back in what I believe was a certain year, which I personally find quite charming, though naturally, it lacks the sheer caliber of the animated LOTR film that eventually achieved such legendary cult status...

But honestly, it’s just not quite hitting the mark... if you’re going to film a doc about a relationship involving someone of the same gender, there really ought to be a significant age gap involved—say, at least thirty years—just so we can capture the sheer look of shock on the cashier's face when they see them walking up to the register 😲

Looking at a $300 price tag... honestly, that’s probably the absolute ceiling you could squeeze out of someone, and even then, you’d have to be booking one of the top-tier American DJs—and I’m talking real drum & bass artists, not this other stuff... though when it comes to the actual vibe of the set, since you’ll likely want to play for a broad crowd rather than just hammering one single genre all night long, it’s actually quite difficult to pinpoint who the "best" is... because those specific types of performers aren't really household names compared to, say, the dedicated drum & bass DJs who have established a massive, loyal following right here in New York City, where it's easy to tell who the heavy hitters are. And frankly, even the best of that lot in the States would be more than thrilled to take $300... so I have no idea who convinced you that this is some kind of AVERAGE 😲 fee, but they were quite mistaken
...
Well, look, I spin sets over at KEXP and Aquarius, but naturally, that's only possible because I have everything I need there—from the technical gear to the setup—and while I couldn't tell you the exact rental costs, my crew would definitely know where to find high-quality gear without breaking the bank. Theoretically, I could just grab a mixer and call it a day, provided I actually had 92346032596 massive speakers sitting around my house... which I don't
...
As for a wedding or something similar, my schedule is generally open, though obviously, it depends on the date and the budget... if we're talking anything under $1,900, I'm not even interested in having the conversation 😁 😁
...

dustyridge12 said:mambo kurt

if you want, just let me know...

A TOTAL LEGEND!!!!! 👍 👍 mambo lives forever!

But, staying on topic...
I recently witnessed this wedding situation involving two people, maybe thirty years old, who held this massive, formal ceremony for all their relatives and extended family, and then—get this—they decided the following Saturday they wanted to host a sort of "remake" wedding just for their own inner circle of about fifty friends... so they rented out a hunting lodge and even had a custom cake made, which was shaped like a marriage bed with a Ken doll sprawled out between the bride Barbie's legs 🙂... and they actually approached me (an old, seasoned DJ, if you could call me that... 🙂 ) to handle the music for them.
They were absolutely thrilled—those were their words, not mine, I have no desire to sound overly self-important—and the whole crowd danced all night long; I played everything from local hits to international tracks, and it was all for a mere
five bucks. The point I am trying to make is that a competent DJ will find the right vibe and actually get people moving because they cater to what the crowd actually enjoys, which means you won't end up with a disaster like that one rapper 🙂
A DJ should, naturally, inquire about the musical preferences beforehand, prepare a solid repertoire accordingly, and then there shouldn't be any issues at all...
If, on top of that, you can somehow engineer a decent live band for a reasonable price, everyone wins—though honestly, karaoke is always a hilarious way to stir things up...
For instance, what NoWa suggested sounds absolutely phenomenal to me...
And by the way, in my humble opinion, paying 300 Dollars for a DJ is quite overpriced...

Melissa Moore32 said:May I inquire as to what exactly qualifies as "bizarre" on the list above??? 😕

I was under the impression that it was a bizarre combination simply because even to my own mind, seeing something like Heavy Metal paired right alongside Aladdin seems quite peculiar...

Shrek...
Mulan...
Aladdin
Heavy Metal...
Titan A.E... Now there was a film that truly deserved more respect than it ever received during its initial run in theaters here in the States... It had such a distinct, gritty aesthetic that felt worlds away from the polished, sanitized look of most modern CGI features we see today on Netflix or Disney+... I often find myself wandering down memory lane, thinking about those early 2000s animated adventures, and I can't help but feel a certain melancholy regarding how the industry shifted... It possessed a certain soul, a raw edge that seemed to vanish as everything became increasingly streamlined for mass consumption... One simply wonders if we will ever see that level of ambition again in mainstream animation...
Ice Age...
Finding Nemo...
Lord of the Rings...
The Hobbit (I am quite certain most of you were thinking, "Wait, what?" but that animated version actually exists, and it follows the book remarkably closely thanks to some Japanese animators... I was lucky enough to snag a copy on DVD back in the day...)

My tastes might be considered somewhat bizarre by certain standards, I suppose... but regardless, I find myself drawn to anything that possesses genuine quality, one way or another...

www.imdb.com absolute experts...

I have to admit, I think you all might be overreacting just a little bit; there are plenty of films out there far worse than this one, even when you stay strictly within this particular genre
I really don't have the energy right now to quote every single sentence and provide a rebuttal—honestly, just look at the time on the clock... so, if I am forced to offer the solitary defense for this movie, it would be that it was actually based on a video game
Now, if you were to compare it to those Mortal Kombat adaptations, or perhaps even Lara Croft, then you might finally realize that this is actually the kind of decent quality you can occasionally get from a film in this category