Posts by nimbleviper3

Max was absolutely incredible, but once again, the pit wall made the call.

Another one that really hit home for me
https://m.imdb.com/title/tt2125435/

Wild Tales is an American anthology consisting of six short stories—a pretty intense, high-octane ride.
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3011894/

Charles Bailey2 said:Locke? 🤔

I think so, too.

ironcobra13 said:nimbleviper3, so is this one of those slow-burn artistic films, or what?
There’s a massive difference between movies made for the multiplex and true cinematic art. Don't you think?
Artistic works can often feel incredibly drawn out, don't you think?

And that’s life for you. Honestly, there’s no point in me going through the whole story now... 😁

ironcobra13 said:Listen, I couldn't care less. I grew up on American productions.
I mean, until my forties, almost ninety percent of the movies and shows I watched were American. So, expanding my viewing repertoire is never a bad thing, right?

👍

I watch every European film I can get my hands on.

I'm watching one right now where the guy just drives his car for the entire movie while talking on his cell phone to a few people.

Brenda Green62 said:Should I send you my resume? 😁

If it's in a JPG format, I would be absolutely honored.

Does anyone happen to have references from BoA, if you don't mind sharing?

Gary Reed9 said:Villa California, Hemingway, Pirate... they’ll serve up whatever you want and whatever you negotiate—food, drinks, you name it. I remember once we even had pizza delivered because that's just what the crowd was craving at the time. Basically, if you have the cash and enough ridiculous whims, you can get any kind of music or vibe you want.

Look, let’s be real here—back when I used to pay for my seat at Dolisa, it was about $40 including drinks (though we just brought our own spirits and dessert). Even now, post-pandemic, places like Dugopolje might hike their prices since everyone is looking for event spaces again. My point is, those lower prices people mention are for the basic tier. If you’re looking at custom requests—like a bride wanting specific decor or everything tailored to her exact vision—you have to balance both families' needs, and yeah, the price can go up, and up, and up.

How much did I hear that a ticket for *Pirate* went for about $45? Still, the theater itself is tiny—hardly enough room for a true California pirate. 😁)

For any pirate, the following points are paramount:
Will there be enough space in the hall?
Is there anything better than a prime cut of lamb, some salty prosciutto, and a great bottle of wine? Honestly, that’s exactly what people crave most. 😁
And let's not forget that Tool is actually incredible music.

Gary Reed9 said:You can grab a decent table for about $30-$40 in places like Dugopolje or Castleton, but if you’re picky and want those high-end spots—think hotel ballrooms with a menu that actually offers something other than just charcuterie, soup, risotto, or roast—you’re looking at $60 to $100 or more.

As for the band, expect to pay double what I just mentioned. If you want an accordion player or some folk musicians, you're looking at roughly $1667 up to $1,000+, depending on the season and travel costs. DJs are usually cheaper; you can probably find one for under $1,000.

Photography can also get pretty pricey if you’re asking for the whole package—video, digital shots, physical albums, invitations, thank-you cards... the works.

Flowers and decor? That really just depends on how deep your pockets are—the sky's the limit there—but you could scrape together $1,000$0.67 for just the basics from a small local florist, like the sweetheart table and the bridal bouquet.

Then there are the favors. They can be real or artificial, bought from a florist or custom-made by local crafters, ranging from a few bucks to several dozen per piece. For a batch of 100, plan on spending at least $100+.

Exactly what does that hundred dollars cover? Are we talking lobster and lamb here?

slyraven50 said:It will all work out in the end... somehow... 😁

I am truly at a loss for words—there is simply nothing more to say... everything has been laid bare.

Thanks... Regarding that price—does the cost for being in the capital include both the meal and drinks, or is everything billed separately down in California? It’s hard to tell sometimes...

Of course it does.
I mean, besides dessert.
Sometimes wine is included, sometimes it isn't.
And if you want a table, you better book it tomorrow for next year!😁

A decent chair runs you about $30 to $45, a photographer will set you back $1,000 to $1,500, and expect to pay $1,500 to $2,000 for a band.

Does anyone here actually have a standard-bearer?

wiredcanyon24 said:I think I'm going with Jack Sparrow in the end—thanks for all the help, everyone.
Now I'm looking into music and photography. I’ve been browsing the threads and noticed a lot of people bringing up Pixar, but I’m getting the vibe that not everyone is exactly thrilled with them. Anyone willing to share their actual experiences?
As for the music, I need a DJ or a band. Just nothing like Christina Aguilera, Pitbull, or any of that cheesy, redneck, right-wing stuff...
If you've got any solid recs, let me know.🙂

A taxi band—they'll play whatever you want.

Can anyone here list the specific crimes committed by this type of mathematician and academic that led to his exile?

So, what exactly is missing from the mix now?
The thread really did hold so much promise...

Right now, the red light isn't even showing on the signal

Drew Ross2 said:Did you really read the whole thing?
Admit it—Jacob Brown11 gave you a solid recommendation, didn't he? 😁

He didn't give me a formal recommendation, but I’ve got a real good feeling about this one. It’s got potential—honestly, you could easily turn this into a full-blown cinematic scenario if you played it right.👍

When it comes to enrollment quality, this is easily our strongest thread right now. 👍

Maria Johnson said:I'd much rather go with Pinpoint, if anyone actually cares☕

That shouldn't be an issue at all today.