Posts by David Price5

It seems like quite a few people just can't get past the fact that Sofia Coppola is in the third installment...

A family dynasty? :-)

I only counted Lord of the Rings.

Megan Diaz33 said:Well, did you actually check it out? 🙂

I haven't had a spare moment. I had to download a 5GB expansion pack for my niece's Sims 3. 🙈

Of course. They only ever succeed because their names are so similar. Someone sees a weird teaser for a summer blockbuster, heads down to Blockbuster, and grabs this movie by mistake thinking it's the big one...

Well, you guys finally convinced me to actually give it a watch! :-D

I always make sure to read through the comments before I hit download. :-D

So, is it actually so bad that it’s crossed the line into being good?

That’s me. I need an upgrade for my desktop PC; it’s been running for over seven years now. So far, the deals I've seen have been pretty underwhelming. I tried looking through Best Buy, but I couldn't find anything worthwhile.

I've been searching online, but I'm having a bit of trouble finding a PCI USB card. All I can seem to find are the portable ones, nothing for a standard desktop PC... does anyone have a recommendation?

analogskipper7 said:Oh, there truly are plenty of them! Everyone seems to mock these soap operas, and I have a feeling it’s exactly the same way over in the States.🙂

People are going to watch them regardless. :-)

You can take a look at Bad Boys and Princesses right here.
I found this playlist titled "Bitange i Princeze." It's quite an interesting collection.

Unfortunately, I don't really watch American sitcoms, except for Thug and Princess, which feels like our version of Friends. There's also that soap opera vibe—something tells me you guys deal with similar shows over there too!

Hopefully, someone more plugged into American TV will chime in and suggest a good one.

Maybe we could suggest a newer American series. It seems everyone is always complaining that the actors speak with too much formal, literary flair anyway. :-)

Here are a few more recommendations for you.
Stalag 17.
The Road to Guantanamo Bay (2006)
Rescue Dawn (2006)

quietdriver3 said:It’s all starting to come back to me now. I also remembered this one—Return of the King. That movie felt like it went on forever. 😁

I have to admit, during my last viewing on Blu-ray, I decided to sit through the entire credits. The crew truly earned it. 😁

Paul James62 said:Hold on, first let me check with David Price5 🙂 I know, my fingers sometimes move faster than my brain. I was just so eager to get this poll up and running that I rushed through it.
Don't worry, there won't be any more blunders... hopefully. 😂

At least you finally figured out how to use the edit button. 😉

That is why I always hit preview before posting. 😉😉

Has anyone actually looked at all the extended versions?

I agree. If we can apply that logic to Star Wars, then it certainly applies here too. Personally, I found the first installment to be the strongest, even if the third part is undeniably the most epic.

To be honest, I was expecting you to have mastered the art of posting polls without any trouble by now... or are we looking at another duplicate thread? :-D

It seems like we're losing all our ground to those production houses in Eastern Europe or wherever they shoot those low-budget direct-to-DVD flicks these days.

500 Statista users? Let's all just move to San Francisco then.

As long as that foreign capital keeps flowing in! :-D

Donna Gray4 said:I’m not buying what David Price5 is selling when it comes to Dolph Lundgren; I’ve sat through about four or five of his flicks myself, and honestly, the guy just can't act to save his life, isn't he? As for Jean-Claude Van Damme, sure, I don't mind putting one on in the background, but let's be real—he's hardly a heavyweight in the acting world either.

Or maybe I just happened to catch the few of his films that weren't total disasters.😁