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For all the hate that centers around them, as I've mentioned earlier in the thread, I think 'Attack' and 'Revenge' are both very good films - I enjoyed both of them. 'Phantom' is nearly universally recognized as a train wreck. It's not even that it's a really bad film, it just let down twenty...

I still don't think I agree with the comparison, if you are purely comparing them based on how well they suit their purpose. In 'Empire,' those AT-AT walkers were mowing down all of their ground forces, their shield generators, and their entire base. They're essentially invincible, giant walking...

Yeah! I really enjoyed watching them when they came out, but dipped out after about a season. My understanding is that they're now under Netflix's wing - and I know the whole show is available there. I think I'm going to try to get back into it! I'm really not a fan of animation, cartoons, or...

I laughed HARD at this: "The studio’s first choice for role of The Terminator was O.J. Simpson, based on his athletic moves in a Hertz commercial. Simpson was ultimately vetoed, in part, because he was considered too likeable to play a killer."

Well, 'Saving Private Ryan' was shot in 1998, whereas 'Empire' was shot in 1980 - I feel like you can't just compare the two effects wise and ignore the eighteen years of progress of the art in between the two. Or the fact they're different genres. That just makes zero sense. That's like saying...

I'd agree with the masses that 'Empire' is the strongest of the six films - There's just something about it. Personally, I think a lot of the allure to it lies within its place in the order - the second film that was made. 'Star Wars' or, a 'A New Hope' - rather, (That makes you feel old...

I'm curious to see his response to this. But honestly, I can't tell if he is either purposely ignoring this thread or really hasn't seen it.

If they were sitting at $300 off the new price tag and weren't getting bids before this announcement, then the aftermarket sounds a bit dead regardless.

Thanks guys! - Yeah, I was just a bit curious. I'm content with my T3i setup, I was just curious the difference between the two.

How does it compare to something like a T3i? Just curious! That's a deal that would tempt me away from my T3i since I could drop the camera body used and utilize all my lens and accessories on this. Though, I love having a decent photography camera as well, so at the end of the day I'd probably...

"I'm pregnant." "You're sure it's not AIDS?" Hahaha! That cracked me up. Along with the "You and your friends sure made me wish I could be dead for three days..." I thought the guy was a brilliant actor - he was hilarious. She was weak, and her dialogue dragged a bit as a result.

3D technology is almost there, I think. A couple years ago I purchased a 65' inch Vizio passive 3D at Costco for a little under $2,000 - Five years prior that would have been cheap for a non-HD TV of that size. To be honest, I can't say whether or not I think 4K will catch in the same fashion...

I would really disagree - I think one of the largest, most important statements the film makes is that people get too caught up watching someone else live their life, they forget to live their own. So much so that Truman's arc as a character defines what 'living' is - That's why the film shows...

I don't see it as a horror film - no. The above posters are probably most accurate in describing it at a dark comedy. However, I think it goes a lot deeper than a dark comedy; I had a film class where it was actually part of the curriculum to analyse the film and discuss it - it certainly has...

Thank you kindly, Mussonman! I'm so very glad you've enjoyed it!

Well done - it was funny and nicely done.

I don't believe so - They used to have a 15 minute cap if you weren't a partner. I believe the cap is still in place for accounts that have yet to earn their stripes, though, (Not getting violations, etc) because I know it can still be taken away. If you log onto your account on Youtube it...

Indeed, I am. I just had to pop back in to point out the painfully, misinformed response to my metaphor. I wish you the best of luck in your film making, or, delegation of others filmmaking? Now, I'm out!

In that metaphor, you're a NASCAR driver who doesn't know how to drive, period. Also, you'd be incredibly stretched to find a professional driver who couldn't work on his own car mechanically - just as you would be to find a producer in film who doesn't know anything about making a film.

I've decided to be a NASCAR driver - but I don't know how to drive the car, and I don't plan on learning. I'll just sit in the passenger seat and rely on the crew and hired driver to do it for me. I wouldn't know if they're doing a good or terrible job, or whether or not I'm getting my money's...