I suppose Metallica is quite good, though I am inclined to believe that Iron Maiden is actually the superior band.... I don't really have much more to add since Christian Castillo60 has already covered everything perfectly.
I have been using CS3 for quite some time now, and I must say, there doesn't seem to be an overwhelming amount of new features... though I suppose at the end of the day, Photoshop is ultimately just a tool meant to serve our needs.
I was wondering if anyone might be able to suggest some films similar to How High, or perhaps even some other wild movies centered around being high? My main interest is really just finding something where they are smoking weed and all that other stuff...
In my humble opinion, I suppose the movie was quite enjoyable simply because it functioned as a solid horror comedy featuring women with large breasts, which I guess is really all one truly needs from a film...
I must admit, I had much higher expectations for Bruce Banner. When I finally sat down to watch it in the theater, I felt quite foolish for even buying a ticket; I ended up walking out halfway through the screening. I suppose I could have just treated myself to a nice craft beer instead, which certainly would have been a more satisfying use of my money. As for Daredevil, it was frankly terrible—perhaps the director was so preoccupied with himself that he lost all sense of direction, leaving the entire production feeling aimless and blind. Out of that entire selection, the only standout was definitely X-Men 2; I believe that is the only instance where they truly got everything right.
It seems to me that quality filmmaking is becoming a rarity these days, perhaps because there is such an overwhelming tendency to rely on impossible, fantastical premises.
I suppose I’ve never been particularly fond of those werewolf movies and all that nonsense, but I have to admit this particular film is quite exceptionally good. If I had to choose my absolute favorites, I think I would go with Dracula or maybe even Jason Bourne versus Freddy...
I suppose this movie isn't exactly terrifying in the traditional sense, though I would probably categorize it as a milder sort of horror. The narrative is actually quite beautifully told, and the cast is truly wonderful. I would certainly suggest giving it a watch if you have the time........
I suppose it might be a bit much for some, but I truly feel it’s rather unlikely that such a film would actually frighten you; it seems more suited for small children, don't you think?
