Posts by Nicole Rogers5

Go check your BIOS and see if PCI Express Active State Power Management is set to On. On.If that’s actually the case, just go ahead and grab it from the drop-down menu. OffMaybe this will help you out.

William Alvarez6 said:They changed their minds again, they won't be blocking anything

They only backed down because they know the Netherlands will just shut us down anyway. Otherwise, they wouldn't have blinked.

Thomas Howard18 said:Here is how I’ve put this build together so far:

Core i7-12700K
MSI MAG B550 Tomahawk
16GB (2x8GB) G.Skill DDR4 3600MHz CL16
Arctic Cooling Freezer 34 eSports DUO
Fractal Design Focus G
Seasonic Core GD 650W 80 PLUS Gold

I already have the GPU and the drives ready to go.

Any red flags or suggestions for changes...

My only real advice for you is this: grab an Intel Core i5-12600K if you're strictly gaming, or go with the Intel Core i9-12900K if you need it for streaming and 3D rendering on top of gaming. Honestly, the only reason that specific CPU even exists is to trick people into buying its cheaper or more expensive siblings. It's way too pricey for just gaming, yet totally underpowered for heavy workloads compared to the i9. For a few extra bucks, you can get 4 physical cores and 8 logical ones more.

goldenhound32 said:Kick-Ass is about a guy who tries to be a super hero even though he isn't, and then somehow actually becomes one.

whereas Super is about a guy who tries to be a super hero even though he isn't, and then fails to ever become one.

But when does he actually become a hero? He spends the entire movie getting absolutely wrecked. I mean, even McLovin beats the hell out of him by the end.

That creepy zombie lady in [REC]... when she suddenly just bolts toward the cameraman and the main girl? Man, that scene is burned into my brain forever.

So, there's an American remake of that Swedish film Let the Right One in.
It’s sitting at a solid 87% Fresh on the Tomatometer—check it out here: http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/let_me_in/

Does anyone happen to have any inside scoop on whether this thing is actually going to hit theaters here in the States?

rustyorca13 said:I am 100% on board with that.
I honestly cannot wrap my head around who thought giving a role to Jay Baruchel was a good idea. He’s just a disaster. So incredibly grating—honestly, watching him felt like watching Raymond. It would have been way better if that kid playing Dave as a little boy had just carried the whole movie.

You basically snatched the words right out of my mouth. 😛I was literally about to type that exact thing, but you beat me to the punch.

I don't even know where to start with this one. Honestly? It's a mess. Just a total, unmitigated disaster from start to finish. I tried to be optimistic—really, I did—but you can only stretch yourself so thin before you just snap. It’s like watching someone try to build a skyscraper out of toothpicks and prayer. You're just sitting there, waiting for the inevitable collapse, and then... boom. There it is. My dignity, gone. I mean, come on. We all saw it coming, didn't we? It was written all over the walls. But somehow, despite every single red flag waving in our faces, we still walked right into it. Typical. Just typical. I’m sitting here staring at the wreckage, wondering why I ever bothered to get invested in the first place. Note to self: next time, just stay home and watch Netflix. It’s safer that way. Much safer. kaže:
Dakota absolutely crushed it in *The Runaways*. I mean, don't get me wrong—the movie itself is pretty mediocre at best—but she was incredible. She’s totally unrecognizable in this role, and honestly? It’s easily her best performance yet.👍

Clearly, you haven't seen much of Dakota's work. I mean, seriously? That performance she gave in *Man on Fire*, and especially in *Hound Dog*... she hasn't touched anything even remotely close to that level since.

If I had to pick one standout from that group of kids, I’d definitely go with little Isabelle Fuhrman from Orphan. She was just incredible. I mean, she actually held her own alongside Dakota in Hound Dog, too. Seriously impressive stuff.