Posts by David Ramos

Adobe Acrobat Pro

Is there a way to utilize batch processing to apply redactions—essentially blacking out specific areas—to multiple documents at once?

Ideally, one would simply select a target folder containing all the files, and the software would process them sequentially.

Ethan Rivera53 said:Brandon Lee was shot during the filming of 'The Crow'. Due to some catastrophic error, there was a live round in the chamber instead of a blank. He passed away just a few hours later following an unsuccessful surgery.

Is it even possible for such negligence to occur? The armorer had used live ammunition the day before because they had run out of blanks.
When those rounds were fired, a fragment of a bullet became lodged in the barrel, yet the weapon was neither cleaned nor inspected.
On the day of the shoot, that exact same firearm was used to fire blanks.
Because it was discharged at point-blank range directly toward Lee, the force from the blank charge propelled the lodged fragment into him.

😢

Terrible.
I honestly don't understand how nobody had the nerve to tell the director to cut at least thirty minutes off this thing, or point out that the script is absolute garbage.

I barely made it to the credits. There was really no point in even trying to enjoy it... it was just pure trash.

The poll feels somewhat pointless 🙂
1. stands head and shoulders above the rest

A superb film.
The cast might actually be the highlight here.
Jake Gyllenhaal and Michael Peña are so convincing that they pulled me into the story instantly.

I’ve never been a fan of found footage, but this didn't bother me at all.
The balance between humor and drama is executed perfectly.

It’s an okay film.

To me, it feels somewhat like a collection of raw footage pulled from various archives, merely stitched together with some subtitles thrown in between.
Perhaps it could have benefited from a more polished approach.

I didn't walk away with any groundbreaking insights, though I wasn't exactly expecting to find any new information.

Is the inclusion of political speeches playing in the background throughout the film intended as some sort of commentary?
Was that meant to be a subtle message, or perhaps something more profound? To be honest, I found it completely distracting from start to finish. It felt unnecessary and quite irritating.

That being said, the dialogue itself is exceptionally well-written.

Tedious,

I wasn't expecting an action flick, nor did I have any real grasp of what this movie was actually about.
I can endure just about any kind of cinema—bad, unwatchable, whatever—but this particular film kept tempting me to just walk out.
I barely managed to make it to the credits, unfortunately. 🙂

David Ramos

Is this even possible?
It’s slightly more decent than that 666 mess.🙂

And what's your take on David Ramos? 😁 It looks better.
Then again, David Ramos works too; just reach out to Nice.