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Flickr does that too. http://www.flickr.com/

You are quiting the game because you are unable to make money using skills such as fishing, woodcutting or mining? Nice gamer you are. You are giving up hobby because you can't make money with it? Nice artist you are. As for the second part of your post, it's all up to the 'artists'.

While I agree that Linkin Park is only a mediocre band, Chester's vocals are far from awful.

I just got this one, I thought it was pretty funny. Heh, 1201. :lol:

Well then they shouldn't complain, if it's their hobby they might as well do it for free instead of doing it for 13 mill, it's all about fun and developing skills, right. You know what I wonder? What a signature maker here would do if he got two offers. One is a very interesting and challenging offer and the buyer wants to pay 250 k. Two is a uninspired signature idea that has been done too much before but the buyer pays 5 mill. I'm sure there will be two or three that will do the 250 K one, but I bet the majority will do the 5 mill one. [edit] Hail. This is a great attitude.

I think it would be great to see this rule also on the forum. It's ridiculous that people earn over 10's of millions because they have a special talent that has got nothing to do with the game, while others which don't have that talent have to work for weeks to get a certain amount of cash. If a signature would be sold for lets say 50 to 100 k it wouldn't be that much of a problem, but I recently saw a signature got sold for 13 million! Now come on, that isn't normal anymore. But unfortunuatly you can't stop it. Banning signatures from the forum would be a good start though, but then you'll probably lose a lot of forumers and it's also negative for the not-so-money-hungry-artists on this forum.

Hahaha, yea right! :D

That's pretty wild. Sounds a little bit random though. Not really my thing. :P

Security? :P

It doesn't really remind of the LOTR movies, cuz they had a wide variety of original score, but I knew I had heard it before. Yea, but I don't hear it in LoTR, not even at the parts you say it should be that's why I don't see why you say you think you heard it before. OT. Nochnoi Dozor - It was okay. It looked pretty good, but way too bussy at some points, which was really annoying. Other than that it was pretty action packed but nothing new. It was okay, but nothing more. 6/10 If you like action movies with epic battles between good and evil and so. You should see this movie, it's as easy to get as any blockbuster because it's distributed by Fox. Umberto D. - Pfft, what an amazing movie. It's another "it just doesn't get much better than this". 9/10

We do this at another forum too, it's quite fun. It's a fun thing to do, but don't take it too serious. I even think we did this a while ago at scapeboard. Nominations like biggest forum troll, best newbie and so. It's quite cool. :P They do it once a year there though, once a month is a bit too much, I think.

Played it for a while, got bored of it pretty soon. This is also the third (?) topic about it or something. :?

I never really get in very long lines. I think 45 minutes for some Disneyland atraction is max. I did travel 6 hours to buy a DVD though.

Ah yes, Carmen Electra. <3

Why did you see it, Matt? lol

Nah, don't do that. If I want to say a movie is bad I have to see the whole thing. Me and my mate almost walked out of Edison though, but we decided to have a good laugh instead of walking out, and he never walked out of a movie either, not even when he saw "Raise your voice" at the sneak preview. :P Have you walked out? [edit]I do play really bad movies on double speed sometimes though. :P

But it feels so good to feel better than the rest of the audience who will like the movie. :P

I haven't got the pleasure of seeing it yet. It's looking like a lot of fun though.

I don't really see why the Requiem for a Dream soundtrack reminds you of Lord of the Rings II, I don't even recognize it, even if you said it was a minute in the trailer. But meh. Hellraiser - Fun, Classic, Pinhead, Gore. 7/10 Hellbound: Hellraiser II - A lot of gore and a great score. That's about it for this movie. 5/10 Hellraiser III: Hell on Earth - Hahahaha! 4/10 Hellraiser: Bloodline - Better known as Hellraiser part IV. I didn't like this one. 3/10 Hellraiser: Inferno - Better known as Hellraiser part V. I fell asleep after one hour of this, have to finish it.

Okay. :)

No you can't. You can't agree with his opinion, but calling it false goes a little bit too far, don't you think.

Did anybody even say that? Not yet (you probably checked the entire topic, I didn't so I'm not certain), but maybe they will the next few days.

81. Habana Blues (2005 ÃÆââââ¬Å¡Ã¬Ã¢ââ¬Ãâ Benito Zambrano) first viewing 7/10 The Music really pulls the movie trough. They made a rather poor decission to make a movie about Cuban music combined with so much drama. Make a movie about the music scene in Cuba while showing Cuba, or make a drama movie while showing Cuba. But don't make a combination of music movie and drama while not showing Cuba. Another thing I didn't really like was that they were on about 'pure' art, not selling out etc., yet the movie itself relies on a lot of sentiment and plot trics to keep it for an audience as wide as possible; don't criticise other forms of art while you're doing the same thing in your own art form. The music was really, really great though. All cuban and it goes from Cuban hip hop to Cuban metal, and it sounded all great. Thanks to the music I'm still giving this a 7/10. 82. Jumanji (1995 ÃÆââââ¬Å¡Ã¬Ã¢ââ¬Ãâ Joe Johnston) second viewing 6.5 Seen this before of course, youth sentiment. But it's always nice to see ayoung Kirsten Dunst dressed in silly clothes with silly tails in her hair running after Robin Williams. Fits perfectly in the category of movies like "Hook" and the like. 6.5/10 83. Above the Law (1988 ÃÆââââ¬Å¡Ã¬Ã¢ââ¬Ãâ Andrew Davies) second viewing 6/10 Seen this before as well, but I felt like seeing it again. First movie starring action hero Steven Seagal. It's succeeds in doing what it's made for but doesn't do anything more. 6/10 84. Annie Hall (1977 ÃÆââââ¬Å¡Ã¬Ã¢ââ¬Ãâ Woody Allen) second viewing 9/10 It's so modern, considering this is form '77. It uses so much great and smart tricks to add to the humor, it's so clever. With references to the greatest directors in the history of cinema. The humor is so mart and, dang, I couldn't get enough of this movie, it kept surprising me. Another great 'intellectual' comedy by Woody Allen. And forgive, I need to do the thing that I despise. Quote lines from a movie. Alvy Singer: What's with all these awards? They're always giving out awards. Best Fascist Dictator: Adolf Hitler. Alvy Singer: I don't want to move to a city where the only cultural advantage is being able to make a right turn on a red light Alvy Singer: A relationship, I think, is like a shark. You know? It has to constantly move forward or it dies. And I think what we got on our hands is a dead shark. Duane: Can I confess something? I tell you this as an artist,I think you'll understand. Sometimes when I'm driving... on the road at night... I see two headlights coming toward me. Fast. I have this sudden impulse to turn the wheel quickly, head-on into the oncoming car. I can anticipate the explosion. The sound of shattering glass. The... flames rising out of the flowing gasoline. Alvy Singer: Right. Well, I have to - I have to go now, Duane, because I, I'm due back on the planet Earth. A MUST SEE! 9/10 85. The Straight Story (1999 ÃÆââââ¬Å¡Ã¬Ã¢ââ¬Ãâ David Lynch) first viewing 7.5/10 A film that on first sight is totaly different to Lynch's other works. It's simple and for a wide public. But when you look closer you can see a lot of his style in it. It's a calm and modest story, filmed in a calm way, but at moments not so modest. At some points the shots are almost epic and too mechanic, which doesn't really fits in the movie, but it's not really annoying either. Well timed music. Sometimes it's a bit corney, but I couldn't help it. I liked it. But no masterpiece. 7.5/10 [edit] I knew I forgot something. 86. Masterclass (2005 - Hans Teeuwen) 6.5/10 A Dutch movie by a Dutch comedian, this is his first work as a director. It's about Peer Mascini, a Dutch 'actor' who used to give masterclasses to starting and already working actors. His masterclasses are so special, they have a lot of influence on the way you think of acting, it can even make you stop acting, it really turns the meaning of acting inside-out. His last masterclass made a student commit suicide so he stopped giving the masterclasses. Now a former student of him arranged one final masterclass to six students of the acting acadamy of Eindhoven (a big Dutch city). At first they made a short video of of famous Dutch actors and actresses who took his masterclass in the past, they all said how much influence it had on them, and how horrible the experience was of taking his masterclass. They show that to the students and to us. Later we get to see how the students take the masterclass. The thing is, the whole thing about his masterclasses are made up, and the students don't know that. They honestly believe all the things he say, think he's brilliant and so. Peer makes them tell very personal things like what emotion is according to them, and acts so mysteriously and vague that they aren't certain of what to say, they don't understand a word of what he's saying, yet they're coÃÆÃâÃâörperating because they think he's such a genious (that's what all the famous people told them). All kind of weird things happen during the masterclass (Peer even runs out of the class in his underpants). The film really reminded me of Passolini's last movie "SalÃÆÃâÃâò", but without the raping, poop eating and other things. I thought it was a really mean 'joke' towards the actors. But the concept on itself is pretty interesting. The film is pretty short and filmed in documantary style. 6.5/10

It's okay, maybe I was a little vague too. Sometimes I have a hard time translating my thoughts to English.

I was talking about healthy people. With drinking strongly I meant drinking gallons of Alchohol a day for most cases. Yes, there are exceptions. I'm terribly sorry, I'll put 100 disclaimers in my reply before I hit the submitt button next time.