Posts by Austin Rodriguez5

Lawrence Richardson13 said:He’s mentioned in several interviews that he was crushing 7,000 calories a day for three months, followed by nine straight months of intense bulking. He admitted it gets emotional thinking about everything he had to give up and those days when he just wanted to go back to eating and drinking normally. 😁

And let's not forget a little extra vitamin "s."

Edward Price6 said:What does the release year have to do with anything?
It was my first time seeing it, so it was a new experience for me.
After that, we started debating it.
And then, as usual, the insults started flying—and it’s always from people who aren't even being forced to read this topic if they don't want to.

The entire point of the video was to tell the so-called haters to back off because apparently, after all these years, public opinion on the film is suddenly shifting. That is simply untrue. Either that, or the video was just old and irrelevant, which even the original poster admitted they overlooked.

You practically invited the insults by posting that video, knowing full well it would ignite a fire over a subject that has been chewed over a million times already. You know you won't achieve anything except raising tensions, let alone sparking a high-quality debate. And then you act like victims. 👏

Now, should individuals on both sides have been penalized? In my opinion, yes, though I am not a moderator. If it were up to me, I would have nipped those pointless, inflammatory arguments in the bud and wiped all the posts immediately.

I might have thought he was being hypocritical before. Maybe he actually is and I’m just missing it, but look—he even left your post where you were trolling that user without even issuing a ban.

In the case of the Prometheus error, his failure was not sanctioning that provocation from a four-year-old video right at the start. If he had, he could have shut down that entire mess before it spiraled, preventing a cycle that's destined to repeat itself.

Thomas Sanchez30 said:I’m really looking forward to seeing this. I'm not sure if you all caught wind of this yet, but Warner Bros. is actually working on their own version of the Jungle Book for 2018. 😁

It looks like Disney is doubling down on the live-action remake craze. We’ve got an endless lineup headed our way—everything from Peter Pan and Jungle Book 2 to Maleficent 2, sword in the stone, Pinocchio, Winnie the Pooh, Mulan (Mulan !!!), Dumbo, and Cruella. The next one hitting theaters in about a year is Beauty and the Beast, starring Emma Watson.

After this, feel free to just give up.

This is excellent.

I honestly don't see the point of using this data input sheet when every smartphone out there has built-in GPS that tracks everything automatically.
Maybe I'm just missing something here? 🤷

Edward Price6 said:The best part? At the end of last year, I actually asked them when they planned on expanding into our market.
Some manager there even told me they’d be going global by the end of 2016.

And here's an interesting point:

Like I mentioned before, their production quality is top-tier, and they're already pushing series into 4K, like > and >.

quietviper93 said:Are you kidding me?

No.

Edward Price6 said:So, way worse than Pickbox?

Where is that?

Edward Price6 said:Alright, I wasn't aware of that.
But I see stuff like LOTR, The Matrix, Gravity...
If it stays relevant, it doesn't matter. You watch it, and if you actually want to own it, just grab a Blu-ray, DVD, or a digital copy.

The main thing is having a massive library of series all in one spot.

Series are the priority, and they tend to rotate out or only drop once a season wraps up, which personally bugs me (unless they recently changed their policy).

That said, over the last couple of years, Netflix has been producing its own content that, in my opinion, is the best in the world. Their shows are incredibly good. Maybe it's just me, but I haven't watched anything from them that wasn't top-tier.

quietviper93 said:You could have mentioned that before starting this thread, couldn't you? Apparently, those old shows weren't worth a damn back then, right?

You are such a consumerist, capitalist hypocrite.

Wait a second—where on earth was I supposed to be watching shows like The Lost Room and Farscape before now?

Edward Price6 said:And video rental stores are just going to keep expanding.

Netflix rotates its library constantly; once licensing deals expire, they pull titles like The Avengers and swap in something else. Their core consists of cheap catalog titles, and that's really all there is—everything else is just temporary.

northernpilot2 said:I mean, I honestly think this might actually work if we play it right. Maybe just reach out to rustydrifter10 and see what she thinks about it all. 🙂

Alright, thanks.👍

Hello,
I would like to request a username change from zli_pablo to Austin Rodriguez5, if possible.

The new handle doesn't change my identity; I will still be easily recognizable.
The account in question has been inactive for seven years and lacks any posts or an avatar. Based on what I can see, the last login was the very day the account was registered. I am confident the owner has no intention of using this handle, and it would be very helpful for me since it is my actual nickname in real life.
http://www.forum.com/member.php?u=171748

Thank you.

A few years back, I happened to stumble upon this documentary while flipping through the channels on an American network, and it completely hooked me. The documentary was absolutely phenomenal. If I recall correctly, it even picked up an Oscar.

You can actually find edited movies on YouTube that feature brilliantly choreographed scenes straight from the game.
I honestly don't see the need for "movie stars" when the source material is already executed perfectly.

For anyone who hasn't played the game or doesn't own a PlayStation 3, this is an excellent alternative. Plus, it's much shorter.

I’m running the exact same card. It’s an absolute beast.
It doesn't cost much, yet it handles everything perfectly fine.

Best Buy

There are also more budget-friendly 270s available.

Grace Sanchez50 said:Average

I agree.

There is absolutely no way this qualifies as anything other than a standard genre trope.

1. The Dark Knight Trilogy
2. The Dark Knight Trilogy
3. The Dark Knight Trilogy.
4. The Village
everything else is irrelevant
The absolute worst one is convincingly enough, Happening.

A fantastic story told through an incredibly complex film.

At first glance, this is easily one of the best documentaries I have ever watched.

It’s a shame; that’s a fantastic number.