Nicholas Jones80 said:The new album "rise" is dropping! From what I've gathered so far, it's some kind of concept album about people fighting for their rights. Pretty cool. The single is actually pretty solid, so fingers crossed the full album doesn't let me down. 🙂
Actually, "rise" is already out. I've got their whole discography.
Anyway, I'm obsessed with this band. They're top-tier. Tracks like "Lucy", "One Day to Latiti", or "Awake and Alive" just hit different for me.
Does the picture quality actually hold up after running it through there?
mistyotter35 said:I’m honestly kinda stumped on why anyone would bother re-encoding to HD Apple. Like, what’s the point? If you're using a standard old-school DVD player, it won't even play HD video anyway... so what's the plan here? Why convert an .mp4 over to .avi in the first place?
So, basically, I grabbed this series, and most of the episodes are in .avi, which work fine with subtitles and everything. But then the last five episodes are all .mp4, and for some reason, they just refuse to pick up any subtitles I throw at them—no matter which ones I download. I'm trying to convert them back to .avi so things work again. Only problem is, when I try to convert, it works perfectly fine except for the fact that since I'm stuck using a trial version, it cuts off after like two minutes.
Benjamin King2 said:It's just because you're running the trial version.
So, what's the move then? Like, which one should I "grab" that actually works and won't look like total garbage? I don't want to be that guy posting about stuff like this here, so if anyone knows a good one, just shoot me a DM 🙂 Seriously, I'm in a huge rush..
So, I’m trying to convert this file, right? Like, say I'm going from an mp4 over to some HD Video format, but instead of getting the whole episode—we're talking maybe 40 minutes of footage—it just spits out like... 2 minutes of video. Just cuts off. 😕
So I’m getting ready to settle in for a Film, but there’s one thing bugging me, so if anyone here has actually seen it, let me know:
The synopsis says this:
The whole Fitzgerald family is dealing with their oldest daughter Kate's (Sofia Vassiliev) serious illness. Her younger sister Anna (Abigail Breslin) is basically the perfect donor, so she's been through endless tests, transfusions, and surgeries since she was a little kid. But then, Anna starts hitting those teenage years and makes some impulsive choice that just tears the family apart and leaves everyone miserable. Is she basically sealing her sister's fate with what she does?
**BOLD - What kind of decision is she making?**
(And please, don't give me that "just watch the Film and find out" nonsense)
So, I'm just gonna repost what I said over in that other thread before they shut it down:
I'm looking for Teen flicks—and I don't mean those ones where the whole plot is just five meathead douchebags competing to see who can score first—and some good old Horror🙂😁 (though I'm totally down for thrillers and whatever else falls under that umbrella)
Not really my thing, honestly. But if you promise me one thing... it kind of gives off those Jeepers Creepers vibes. At least, from what I can remember about that flick.
Yeah, honestly, they're both great. I mean, both the first and the second hit the spot, though if I had to pick, the original takes it just by a hair... even if the sequel actually holds its own pretty well.🙂
As for that third dream everyone keeps talking about, we'll just have to wait and see how it turns out.
Darrell and Patricia Jenner are just driving home during spring break when they spot this creepy stranger tossing something that looks way too much like a body into a small tunnel. Obviously, because curiosity killed the cat, they decide to check it out. Big mistake. Darrell stumbles upon this nightmare hideout packed with gruesome trophies and... well, messed up bodies. They try to bolt, but it turns out you can't really outrun whatever is hunting them down.
Anyone watching this? Honestly, I think the first part hits way harder than the sequel.
Donna Young22 said:Sorry, but what language even is this?
😂 Copied! 😉 That’s literally why there’s a link up there. It’s not like I can just drop a movie file here without someone hitting me with a "hey, you're violating copyright" or deleting the whole thread or whatever. So yeah... that's all I could find.
So, Greta is this super sharp, pretty 17-year-old who’s basically made of pure sarcasm. She’s got these notebooks—one’s her bucket list and the other is all about causing death—and she’s stuck spending the summer with her grandparents up in New Jersey. It doesn't take long for her to get pissed off and make it pretty clear she plans on taking someone out before summer's over. Then there's Ross, this charming cook she ends up falling for. But one near-disaster serves as a massive reality check, showing her just how much her chaos messes with the people around her. As she deals with this whole summer romance thing, she slowly starts dropping those walls, finally letting a certain woman see who she really is beneath all that armor.
Hilary Duff as Greta Greta Ellen Burstyn as Katherine O'Donnell Michael Murphy as Joseph O'Donnell Evan Ross as Julie Melissa Leo as Karen Oren Skoog as Steve Steve Maury Ginsberg as Lou Lou daviti Shalansky as The Installer Christopher Hakim as Andrew Andrew Vivan Dugré as donna mnogo o film i radnja
Dana Evans14 said:"If someone dies while they're gripped by intense rage... it creates a curse. That curse just lingers right there where they died.. And anyone who crosses paths with it? They get swallowed up by that anger.."
Really solid flick. If you're into horror, you should definitely check it out 🙂 It’s reminiscent of "The Ring" and actually came out in two different versions; - the US version The Grudge - the Japanese version Ju-On
Apparently, the director, Takashi Shimizu, was also behind "The Ring," though I couldn't find anything concrete to back that up online.
Oh, and btw, "The Ring 2" is coming out soon 🙂
Honestly one of my favorite horror movies. Still gives me nightmares 🙏 It's great! 👍 The first Japanese version was way better and scarier than the American remake, and the second 👍, plus the third, were alright—pretty well made too!👍
