Posts by Rachel Cooper3

Steven Reed30 said:In my view, he isn't anything special—decent enough, perhaps, but certainly not worthy of the top seven...

Maybe not to you, but clearly to the IHF.😉
Even Rocas—his backup—is playing quite well lately. Meanwhile, Čupić failed to show any real spark against the Frenchmen or the Danes. Sure, he can hold his own against Egypt or Australia, but when it actually matters in a high-stakes game? He just isn't the guy.

casualfox112 said:I trust that Duvnjak and Čupić will find themselves among the championship's elite roster. 😉

Duvnjak has the ability—and frankly, he should be playing. He put together a solid tournament performance. As for Čupić? In my opinion, he hasn't earned it; there are far better right wingers competing in the championship right now.

Steven Reed30 said:Aside from him and Čupić—honestly, who else could even possibly step up?

Victor Tomas

👋 Well done, everyone.

Thomas Harris97 said:I am absolutely thrilled that we’re going to fail because of Gopac. They deserve it—it was high time they faced the consequences of constantly disrespecting top-tier talent. As for the defense? I don't see any way Šprem can possibly stop Abalo.

Of all the threats out there—is Abalo really what you're worried about?🤣
He is the least of our concerns—really.

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Good grief—what an absolute disaster of a second half. How on earth did Vory miss that 🤣
? We really are clueless—just give us those ridiculous Frenchmen ☕
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Sure, we’re big-time athletes—so much so that you could see us letting loose right from the plane window.

Gregory Ramos3 said:What exactly do you mean by "bringing it home"? 🤔--is there even a point in asking?

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The system needs a complete overhaul before the next competition—because what we have right now is absolute nonsense.

Just go ahead and lose it—for heaven's sake.

Tyler Clark86 said:and here is the first trailer

It isn't bad—though I certainly hope the trailer doesn't outshine the actual film.

I fully expect us to drop this match—effectively avoiding both Dance and the Frenchmen before we even reach the finals. ☕

Tyler Clark86 said:Cool. 🙂I actually liked V/H/S.

My only concern is they don't overstay their welcome with sequels—this doesn't feel like a franchise that can sustain more than two or three entries. Who knows what their endgame is?

And I'm hoping they finally explain that final scene from V/H/S.

Exactly. It would be ideal if they wrapped up the narrative with this second installment. Though, I have a feeling this might end up being dragged out like Paranormal Activity.

The Hollywood Reporter just dropped the news—this sequel is sticking to the original blueprint. If you caught the first one (currently hitting limited US theaters and streaming), you know the drill: a crew hunts for a lost VHS tape and stumbles into a nightmare. This installment? A slight pivot—it follows "two investigators who stumble upon a tape while searching for a missing student."

Production is going global—we're talking shoots in Los Angeles, Maryland, Nova Scotia, California and Indonesia.

V/H/S earned its reputation by being intense enough to actually send people to the ER once or twice. Is it life-threatening? No. But is it one of the most entertaining horror flicks in recent memory? Absolutely. While it's a shame some of the original crew aren't back, seeing Evans, Sanchez and Eisener handle segments provides a solid sense of balance.

The horror anthology is back for round two. V/H/S 2—the sequel to this year's breakout hit—has officially been greenlit. The production team remains largely intact (including the folks from Bloody Disgusting) and they've secured at least one veteran from the first film (Adam Wingard, the director of You're Next), though the rest of the creative lineup is fresh blood.

Leading the charge is Gareth Evans, the man behind The Raid, teaming up with Timo Tjahjanto for a segment. We also have Eduardo Sanchez, a co-director of The Blair Witch Project, working alongside producer Gregg Hala. Rounding out the roster are Jason Eisener (Hobo with a Shotgun) and Simon Barrett—Wingard's longtime writing partner—who will be stepping into the director's chair for the first time.

A second installment of V/H/S is coming in 2013. There is no official release date yet—though I am hoping for something soon 🙂.


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Rachel Cooper3 can handle it—just reach out to rustydrifter10.

Los Angeles November 19, 2012 – FilmDistrict, Alliance Films and Sony Pictures Worldwide Acquisitions announced today that they will bring Insidious: Chapter 2, the sequel to last year’s hit film Insidious, to U.S. theatres on August 30, 2013 via FilmDistrict. Patrick Wilson, Rose Byrne, Lin Shaye, and Ty Simpkins will reprise their roles in the film which James Wan, who directed Insidious, will direct from a script written by Leigh Whannell who also wrote the first film. Jason Blum, who produced Insidious, is producing the low-budget sequel through his Blumhouse Productions. Brian Kavanaugh Jones, Oren Peli, Steven Schneider, and Charles Layton are executive producing. Production on the sequel is set to begin on January 15, 2013 in Los Angeles.

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August 30, 2013 should be the release date for the second installment of this popular horror, Insidious. Can it possibly match the success of the first one—which turned a $1.5 million budget into a massive $97 million haul? It is difficult to say, though I suppose one can hope it gets close.

Thanks for the response...

driftingbadger17 said:Why would high CPU usage be critical? You have a 3-year warranty... so what? I've never heard of anyone's CPU dying just because they ran it at 100%.
If it overheats, the motherboard will shut it down.

It seemed strange to me too—the guy installing Windows for me actually stared at the screen in disbelief when he saw it hitting the 90% mark. He ended up deleting some programs, acting as if they were the cause.🤷

Does anyone actually know what percentage of CPU usage is considered safe before it becomes critical?
And is there any software out there designed to balance that load?

This could be more than just good—it might actually be great. I’m looking forward to seeing it.

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