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(2,061 replies, posted in Episodes)

SCREAM, because it really is a good movie.
28 DAYS LATER, because you need an ACTUAL reference to Going To The Mansion.
THE RING, because it's a good film, that ...isn't scary at all, nevermind that.

I suck at this, though. I never did enjoy horror flicks. I never could wrap my head around why I should be scared at all while watching them. The only one that actually got me feeling slightly uncomfortable, was Silent Hill, before it got ridiculous.

So, it's like the previous attempt? Lackluster and too flashy for its own good?

MI2 is what scared me away from watching the third one for years. Finally did, though, a year or so ago. I don't remember any details, but I remember it being heaps better than the Woo-trainwreck.

Also, 4 was pretty good. I'd still not go as far as calling it an MI-film, basing my MI-film-data on the first one. It didn't have plot twists and paranoia, the two things that really made the original so great.

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(431 replies, posted in Off Topic)

Hey! I'm single!

No, wait, I'm not. And I live in Norway.

Is she hot? You know, hypothetically speaking and all.

Welcome aboard!

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(956 replies, posted in Off Topic)

Guys, my link is all-new HOBBIT images. At least have a look tongue

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(991 replies, posted in Off Topic)

Sure, in Torchwood.

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(956 replies, posted in Off Topic)

Either way he won't get far.

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(1,649 replies, posted in Off Topic)

I love it.

1,087

(54 replies, posted in Creations)

First post updated.

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(54 replies, posted in Creations)

WHO CARES ABOUT TEH SKILL, HE HAS AN HELLO KITTY GUITAR!

*also, yeah, I think we can find you a place tongue*

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(54 replies, posted in Creations)

It'll do just fine, I reckon smile

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(54 replies, posted in Creations)

don't you play the piano?

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(54 replies, posted in Creations)

So, I've been checking out too much cover collabs on youtube for my own good, including "walk off the earth" stuff, and I've gotten inspired.

I pitched the idea in the chat, and I know both Saniss and Teague are interested. The latter might not get around to it due to time constraints, but Saniss is up for it, and knowing all of you are capable of helping out one way or another, I'd like you to join in.

What song would we do, you asked? "Castle of Glass" by Linkin Park.
Why? It's a beautiful song with several tracks, and it's not classical LP either. It's pretty laid back.

EDIT:
I'm up for suggestions for songs, too. Granted I'll be able to throw vocals at it, of course.

What songs I'm *currently* in the mood for, for example:
Linkin Park - Castle of Glass
All-American Rejects - Another Heart Calls(A tad complicated this one, but calls for a second vocalist, too)
Pendulum - Witchcraft / The Island pt.1 (albeit a rocked out, even acoustic type version)
Hoobastank - If I were you
Rise Against - Make it Stop
Skillet - Awake and Alive
Tool - Vicarious

I myself will be laying down vocals, and if need be, some acoustic guitar tracks. Saniss' said he'll do electric guitar, percussion or vocals, too.

Who's up for it? It'll be fun, and I'll do all the HARD work anyway. (y'know, comping it all together, etc.)


NOTE: As for recording quality; I'm not picky. You don't need to have a studio in handy(I only have a USB mic, or my Canon T2i for this anyway), but if you get better results without the use of an in-camera microphone, feel free to do so.

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(991 replies, posted in Off Topic)

I'm more amazed by the fact that Owen Ward watched 'Collateral', and fucking TOM CRUISE didn't give it away.

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But that's like saying "the doctor, the widow and the wardrobe" is ok because it's got Bill Bailey. It is not. It's horrible. I only didn't mention it because I might be neglecting it.

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(991 replies, posted in Off Topic)

There weren't exactly many left to see more of either, to be fair.
But yeah, Love and Monsters is cool. I also enjoy Blink and Turn Left quite much, obviously. I think my least favorite episodes to date is Midnight Terrors, Fear Her and The Long game.

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(569 replies, posted in Creations)

*ahem*

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(991 replies, posted in Off Topic)

I'm afraid I've yet to see anything older than the 1996 Paul McGann movie, so all my answers will be from 8 and up.

9: 'The Empty Child'/'The Doctor Dances' -I know, it's cliché, but if it's good, it's good.
10: 'The Girl in the Fireplace' and 'The End of Time'. The first, because I love a goofy, yet great story, Sophia Myles, and a damn horse. The latter because ohmygod they couldn't end 10's run in any better way. Sob.
11: 'The Eleventh Hour' and 'The Doctor's Wife'. First because I thoroughly enjoyed seeing Smith's first take on the character. Amelia/Amy is a great addition, and the run-through of all 10 doctors ending on Smith was great. The latter, for somewhat obvious reasons. What happens when you make the Doctor mad? He ends you.

Favorite regeneration thus far: 10->11. Admittedly, I've not seen many, but the two-parter leading up to Tennant's leave was heartbreakingly awesome, and thrown into classic silliness by Smith's entrance. I love it.

The last question here, I've difficulties answering. The only story I can remotely think of not being that good, which I enjoy, is Peter Davison's 'Castrovalva'. Albeit incredibly slow-paced, the concept of it, and general execution of it really captured me, and I'm slowly working on plowing thru 5's run, and completing the show from there on up.

I suppose I'll get around to the first 4 in due time, but it's hard to get in the proper mind set for it, what with it being low budget even back then.

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(670 replies, posted in Creations)