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My friend is at Humber College in Toronto, and says it's very very good. I have also heard the Vancouver Film School is good too.

That's true Mr. Miss. Blonde. Like in Troy, that scene with Brad Pitt and the other girl staying with him, the one where at first she tried to cut his throught and ends up sleeping with him (how did that happen? lol) That was well done. You can't see anything, bust their sides and it was well...

Well I guess I still like him cause at least it get's people talking, like us. I mean, maybe everyone in the US knew that he sat in that room with those kids not doing anything when he first heard about the attacks, but I didn't. And the weapons of mass distruction, that;'s what I was mad about...

I don't think the public really trusts what he has to say. I think that everyone knows he's bias, and he knows they know it. People know that seeing his films is seeing one side. Of course he's bias, cause he's talkng about his point of view. But people know that it's not ment to be taken as all...

I think macs are so much better than PC's myself.

Yes, but it's just not the same. I don't want to be 20! There go those violins again... :-({|=

I feel you Poke And I'm only 18. In a couple months I'll be 19. 19 IS ONLY A YEAR AWAY FROM 20! I know I'm still young, but this is really scary! 20! That's an adult! No more dancing in the rain or making snow angels or hugging teddy bears. Sigh....

I don't know if it's the same as on film, but I think it is. In colour photography, flourescent light gives a green tinge, studio lights give a blue tinge, and daylight gives a yellow tinge. (I think that's right, I havn't taken colour theory yet) Anyways I know the green bit is true.

Hey! Congradulations! Is that magazine only around in America or can I get it in Canada too?

Oh hahaha! I didn't even know what you ment when I saw the thread title. Wow, how many people on here are from the states? Most? I'd have started a July 1st Canada Day thread, but I doubt any would post there but me

"Your.... Your..."

Yes, I'd have to agree there. That'd be nice.

Yeah, I've never seen any of those movies, but I recognize the name. (As I rub my head in pain)

Cute! Fire was well done!

Please don't kill me, but who?

Yeah I know what you mean. For me, my love for fantasy sprung from my love for history. More specifically, different countries and cultures, and their legends. I don't like sci-fi, because it's usually set in present day or in the future. I prefer fantasy stories set in the past, as if it was...

I just want to tell stories (as a film maker), and help other people realize their visions (as an actor) In the end, it's only entertainment. It's not going to change the world. But maybe it will affect someone somewhere. But ultimately, I just want fireworks at my funeral.

Yes! Thank you (For the ID in your sig!)

I like kevin smith. And he's so cute as silent bob! I loved Dogma, even though I'm catholic. I think it addressed some very interesting points.

Happy birthday!