Posts by electricviper72

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Carl Brown4 said:...

hmm, look, it’s not even about the DVD being "old school"—it’s more about how things used to be. And it isn't just about file size either, though let's not split hairs over whether DivX counts as a container or whatever.

..bottom line, multimedia is everywhere these days. 😁

Everyone knows the Nero decoder is pretty much garbage. Now, the iTunes one? That’s actually decent quality, though I can't be a hundred percent sure if it's included in the free version. There are plenty of other options out there too, but honestly, those two are probably the only ones most people actually have lying around. If you like them, go for it, but I'm not holding my breath.

L. NimoyInvadesMetal~ said:AND??? 😕
Give us the details. We need more. 😁

Fripp kicked things off first. I didn't catch the very beginning, but from what I saw... it was pretty wild. Then Vai came on, then Joe, then the whole JAM session with all three!!

I'm pretty sure Fripp actually played way more than just three tones. 😁
Joe was way better than I expected—total showman, high energy, absolutely insane.
Vai seemed like he wasn't entirely feeling it, but even the scraps he tossed through his guitar were enough to leave the biggest impression on me.
After four hours, nobody was even thinking about an encore.

🙏

electricviper72 said:I can't remember if anyone else here brought this up yet, but...

http://www.rockonnet.com/dogodev.php?id=3&dogodev=2583

They played from 4 until late, and man, they absolutely floored us.🙂

I’m not sure if anyone else here has brought this up yet, but...

http://www.rockonnet.com/dogodek.php?id=3&dogodek=2583

...plus, I'm not even getting my emails

Wanna use 'email notifications'?
If you check this box, you'll get an email ping whenever someone replies to a thread you've jumped into. NO

Michelle Gonzalez said:The movie itself sucks, but the CGI is actually decent... reminds me of those massive underground sets from Blade Runner.

That’s exactly my point. I wasn't even talking about the movie.
When I walked out of the theater, I was totally buzzed. I spent the whole night telling everyone how incredible it was. But once those same people actually sat down and watched it, they absolutely hated it. That's when it hit me—I hadn't even been watching the actual film.

Ipanema said:Right now, the one film that really sticks in my mind for its sheer visual impact is The Cell.

Yeah, if I recall correctly... I think the director is Indian. He used to do music videos, and honestly, I've never seen anything quite like that kind of visuals in a mainstream Hollywood movie.

Let's say X-Men is a 10, Blade is a 5, and Spawn is right up there with him.

I haven't seen Spawn, but... I actually really dig Blade (never read the comics, but who cares?). Those fight scenes in Blade 2 are easily some of the best I've ever seen.

If the comic is just pure action, then the movie should be too.

People argue about the Hulk comic strip, and honestly, they're right to argue about comics in general..
I wouldn't either.

Ang Lee tried to make the audience feel Bruce's suffering instead of just giving us two hours of entertainment with Hulk's rage.

Yeah, he tried to lean into the human drama, which is tough to balance with all that Hulk rage. That's why it's hit or miss... reading a comic or a book is always a more complete experience.

The legendary Hulk from the Hulk TV series.

How on earth did you manage to wrap your head around THAT? 👍

blueranger13 said:Exactly...
Just rewatched it on Blu-ray.
The movie is ten levels above Spider-Man and twenty levels above Daredevil.

I'm with you on that...
but it's still five notches below X-Men, and about fifteen below Blade.