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So, what’s your personal track record been like?
Which platforms have actually worked for you?
I wanted to open this up for any and all discussions regarding online betting. If you're looking specifically for the thread dedicated to internet gambling here in the States, check out this one:
Gothic said:I watched that movie today starring Jim Carrey, and honestly, it’s great. I laughed my head off, but what really caught me off guard were those deep, spiritual lines scattered throughout. It’s actually refreshing to see movies finally tackling this kind of stuff; it feels like New Age themes are finally making a legitimate dent in mainstream media. I think it's a pretty positive shift.
Has anyone else seen it? What’s your take?
Total garbage. Thank God I just watched it on an old DVD player instead of paying full price at the theater for my wife and me... $17..........
In my opinion, he’s got much better stuff out there, like Me, Myself & Irene or Liar Liar.
Finally, someone who actually understands the language of an American hillbilly
Honestly, I’m in a much better spot than most of you. I watch everything via DivX now. I used to spend my time burning movies onto CDs, but since the quality dropped off a cliff, I switched to a much less painful method: using a removable hard drive. I have zero interest in wasting even $0.50 more on cheap discs when I can just rip them straight to a portable drive, watch them (usually I lose interest after the first hour anyway), and then wipe them clean. If I actually had to pay for all this stuff, I’d be losing my mind.
The latest pile of garbage I’ve sat through—or at least tried to endure:
25th Hour
Terminator 3
The Recruit
Johnny English
And don't even get me started on all those superhero spawn-fests like Daredevil and whatever else is out there.
Whenever things get really rough, I always keep a few reliable backups close by: Snatch, As Good as It Gets, Analyze This, and of course, the absolute classic Smokey and the Bandit featuring the legendary Sheriff Buford T. Justice.
Good grief, I’ve had this movie sitting in my digital library for over a month now and I still haven't even pressed play. Lately, I've become incredibly picky about what I watch—I tend to hunt things down online before they even hit theaters here in the States, but since I'm constantly accumulating this massive pile of files, that old magic of just sitting down and getting lost in a film has completely vanished. Now, it feels like nothing more than a chore or some mindless routine, assuming I can even find a spare moment to actually sit through it.