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Thus making Smith the 13th and final Doctor, unless he's somehow given some extra lives.
EDIT:
PS: "I don't want to go". Really, Moffat? Ouch. Uncool, man. Uncool.
You're forgetting the best part!!
10: I don't want to go.
11: He's always saying that -smirk-
Heehee, I both loved and hated it, it was perfect.
Fair nough.
It's happened before back in the day. Romana was a Time Lady who travelled with the 4th Doctor for a while and she based her regeneration on a character they'd met in a prior episode./funwhofactoftheday
SPOILER
Doctor - I never forget a face
Curator - I know you don't. And in years to come you might find yourself revisiting a few, but just the old favorites, eh?
And thank you Faldor, that's really all I needed. I had no clue who that was or why it was such a big deal.
Ep 2 - Trust Issues
BDA
My understanding was it may or may not have been a future doctor relaxing in an old face....
Does not clarify... O_O
Can someone explain to me wth was going on...
The Dropbox link you posted only leads to a viewing/downloading page, so I just threw mine in my dropbox.
Linky: https://www.dropbox.com/s/czcbypmyz87ke … ixdown.wav
I put a bit of twang in Charli this time...felt right, definitely made the dialogue flow a little better, if you want me to try something else let me know.
OOtP is absolutely and undoubtedly my favorite of the books. So take that for what you will.
Alright... how the hell do I do this. This is going to be just the basic bullet point version...cause god...this could get involved.
Set-up: Lifelong HP reader, they literally changed my life at some very key moments. The movies are abominations that should cast into the fiery molten depths of mordor from wence they were forged.
The thing about HP for me is that it manages to simultaneous weave multiples threads together absolutely seamlessly that as a whole create something infinitely engaging and with a life of it's own. It's a story of this grounded, entirely believable in it's own rules, magical universe that exists parallel to our own and yet we never see. It's a story of these characters who we get to see grow up and mature and go from being idiot kids to fully fledged mature adults who have to deal with all of this shit that keeps getting thrown at them. It's a story about friendship, and love (in all it's forms) and what that really means. And all of that being spread on top of this deeply developed, living universe, that is fascinating in it's absurdity, cruelty, humour, and wonder. And it does ALL of this without ever feeling like it's doing it. In the moment it's fun, horrifying, laugh your ass off funny, but it never feels /DEEP/ or /IMPORTANT/ or full of itself.
That's my short short version pitch for people who didn't get to grow up with the characters.
And no... watching all 8 movies, if anything, will devaluate your HP experience (< might be biased)
And then yes, everything Trey and Mike said while I was typing.
I don't think there's a single duel in the entire series that even came close to a glimmer of what they should have been. And the ENTIRE battle for Hogwarts was such a massive let down, both on a character level and a magic level.
The thing that really kills me is that it could have been so amazing. The entire sequence of Harry choosing to leave the castle under the invisibility cloak is written to be filmed. Just absolutely silence, harry's breath as he watches the battle raging around him knowing this is what he has to do, and knowing that if he were to take off the cloak they would only try to talk him out of it, but this is the way it has to be and he can't do that to them. But instead what does the movie do... he walks out and they try to talk him out of it...great job guys, way to suck all of the subtext out of it.
For some reason I saw DH Pt 2 in theaters, and I was just sitting there the entire time...going w...t...f...
The scene of the bridge where Neville is yelling at the army 100 yards away like some preteen wannabe gangster still sends chills of horror down my spine.
You hear that?
That's the sound of my brain melting from the pure sex of this movie.
I've not seen all the films - after having listened to Mr Fry read the novels, they felt like poor accompaniment.
I have seen all the films.
And well...let's just say I agree with you. Heartily agree.
Why do people write entire screenplays without even bothering to check if it's something they could film?!
Ask for apologies, not permission.
Golden rule of gettin' shit done baby.
So....who wants to do some VFX for One More Round?
Would if I even remotely had time these days dude 
Called it.
The TV version of the "last movie you watched" thread. More of a place for a continuing dialogue about what you're watching than just one massive thought dump at the end of it.
To start, I'll contradict that, by saying I finally just finished The West Wing.
And wow, that is an amazing piece of television right there. There is definitely a...I hesitate to call it a rocky patch because that implies it was bad, which it definitely wasn't, but a slight bump in the road, as the show had to reorient itself halfway through when Sorkin left. But within a season it had figured itself out again and was back on peak form, but with a noticeable tonal shift.
All in all, absolutely fantastic.
I'm walking away now. You said something lacking a piece of information, I reacted to it, you reacted back based on the information you had and I didn't, misinterpretation and crossed signals happened, it's the internet that's what happens.
So yes, to the person who though Gravity's FX looked like shit. You are an idiot.
There, problem solved.
If you had said "Nothing special, looked like shit." when you originally mentioned it, this wouldn't have happened. Language bitches, it does stuff.
So thank you ladies and gentlemen, this has been another episode of the Internet Show. Come back next week when somebody misinterprets something else!
There's a massive gap between not special, and looked like shit. Which is it?
You were complaining about somebody not noticing that this particular gem was very shiny when it's sitting in a store display filled with shiny gems.
It's NOT special, it's another really well done piece of VFX, just like every other tentpole movie out there. Why should it get special treatment over every other movie released this summer.
I just read on another forum a dude saying the FX in Gravity weren't all that special.
It is exactly what you were talking about.
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