Posts by briskbison41

hiddenhound3 said:Jesus, what are you even doing? 😲

Nothing.
I'm running the Los Angeles model😢 and honestly, I can't be bothered to swap it out for a new one.

Mine was an Albert Einstein model, and after just a few weeks of use, it’s already on its last legs.😢

redpilot9 said:http://anime-media.com/dragon-ball-kai-episode-1/

I thought I’d drop this here, just in case anyone was hunting for a reliable way to stream Dragon Ball Kai; this link seems to be working perfectly fine if you’re looking to dive into the series 🙂

Donna Price said:Wait, what am I even looking at here? Is this some fan-made project or is it an official release?

From what I can tell, it's basically just a pilot within the Dragon Ball Z saga.

It’s definitely Ali G for me; everyone else is just kind of mediocre...
That show of his was actually pretty hilarious and blew up big time.

If we were talking about a live-action movie, I’d probably be down for it, but since it’s an animated project, I’m not really feeling it.
When I first heard rumors about this "movie," I actually got pretty hyped thinking it might be a sequel to Extinction.

I didn't mention that the girl in the original post looks exactly like an old friend of mine from back in the day😁

I wouldn't really know, since I haven't sat down to watch either Beowulf or The Thirteenth Warrior yet.

I caught the trailer at AMC Theatres the other day, and honestly, it looks pretty solid. Since it’s been quite a while since I sat down for anything starring James Caviezel, I’m actually looking forward to this one hitting digital.
I had a hunch the producers behind "Lord of the Rings" were involved😁, because as soon as the trailer popped up, the vibe felt eerily similar.

@Anthony Smith3 - Heh, you just reminded me that I still haven't gotten around to watching Pathfinder, and if I recall correctly, you were the one who suggested it (🤔)

hiddensailor14 said:I am 100% on board with this!
🙏🙏🙏

To be honest, I was actually just about to start a thread of my own regarding this exact topic, especially when it comes to that specific emoji🤣

DJ... there are already two threads on this... 🤦

ruggedeagle13 said:Hey, can someone explain something to me? I downloaded this movie in MPEG-4 format and burned it onto a DVD, but when I try to play it on my DVD player, it won't recognize it. Is there a specific program I can use to switch from MPEG-4 to a different video format? Thanks in advance.

Look, this sub-forum is really intended for technical help regarding the forum itself, but fine...

Basically, your player probably just doesn't support that specific format, which is why it's failing to read the disc. You can definitely convert it to a different format using a converter—just search for something like an "MP4 to MPEG converter."
Just hit up Google; you'll find what you need pretty quickly. Converting the file is actually a pretty straightforward process.

Smile is actually pretty legit.^^

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It’s a known issue where even if you set up multisession burning, the drive won't recognize the CD/DVD as a multi-session disc later on; instead, it just sees it as a standard blank disc.

Even the lightweight version of Nero 8, which is only about 27 MB, doesn't lag like some other software. Plus, Nero 7 Premium runs just as smoothly.

Exactly. For instance, on the PDF, the LIES section is disabled.

trailer

Based on the Sudec po trailer, this looks worth checking out.

Anthony Smith3 said:It’s not a game... it's a movie. From where I could tell by the trailer... wait, did they take down the link I posted? It's not working anymore... did they scrub the video??

Yeah, I realized it was gone. Found it on some other link, but FF blocked me🙄

Edit: It was right there... Link. But now it's also been taken down:/

I haven't heard anything about this game yet, but judging by the trailer, it looks like it could be pretty interesting.

Just finished watching the movie. Honestly, the plot felt a bit sluggish to me, though it definitely gave off some major *jumper* vibes—you know, those two young heroes with essentially the same powers. The special effects weren't bad, though; specifically those deflections with the yellow and green visual flares.
I feel like it’s seriously lacking action, which was a letdown... there just wasn't enough. If they ever decide to make a sequel, I really hope they don't pull this same stunt again.
The only reason I sat through it was for the visual effects; otherwise... :/

David Price5 said:Something tells me everyone in this movie is smarter and better at handling their abilities than Peter Petrelli.😈

The only real difference between them and Peter Petrelli from *Heroes* is that he actually has a wider variety of powers compared to them.

Rebecca Myers2 said:I mean, there’s literally a scene where some random old lady is nursing him back to health right after the credits roll... Look, the movie itself is incredible shit, but I seriously don't get why they hand these projects over to directors who obviously haven't even watched a single episode. It’s like their whole strategy is just, "Hey, let's just cast some hot young actors, add some spiky hair to make it look cool and awesome, and the movie will be a massive hit." Honestly, I have no clue how the creator of Dragon Ball even allowed this kind of garbage to happen...

Ah... okay, I just saw that last scene. I didn't even realize there was more stuff after the credits rolled.

From what I can gather, the guy who wrote the Dragon Ball manga ended up pretty disappointed with what the movie turned into.

I watched the movie, and honestly, it was alright. I get why people are hating on it—it’s a massive departure from the animated series, which is clearly why it didn't land for a lot of fans. But if you go in knowing what it is, it's a decent watch. It's got some humor and action, so it isn't totally lacking, though it could definitely use a tighter script.
The only thing that bothered me was how short it felt; 80 minutes just isn't enough.

loneviper15 said:Personally, I think the effects in this clip are actually an improvement! The only things missing the mark are the setting, the actors' looks, and the costumes. It’s just a shame, because in the original Dragonball, they were flying everywhere, slamming into the ground, and unleashing blasts exactly like these.

bluebison8 said:I have no idea which version of Dragonball you were watching, but Goku relied on the Flying Nimbus to get around. As for that final tournament, I don't remember anyone flying then either.
Plus, chronologically speaking, that tournament takes place after the events of this movie.

Goku flew on a cloud in the first Dragon Ball, but he learned how to actually fly during the Z series because he wasn't experienced enough as a kid.

loneviper15 said:God forbid they actually greenlight a sequel...

If they did make a sequel, they could do the Saiyan saga.
That would be incredible to see. Seeing Vegeta, Frieza, Nappa, Raditz (Gokuov brother), and the rest of the crew on the big screen with much larger scale battles would be awesome.

boldfalcon132 said:A sequel might actually work since Piccolo is still alive.

But honestly, I was just happy to finally sit down and watch a movie, only to be met with such absolute garbage.

What makes you think Piccolo is still alive?