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For those of you who don't know, CGP Grey is a popular Youtuber and makes informative videos. I was visiting his Patreon page and noticed the one person he was supporting was Adam.

I thought it was pretty cool to see two of my favourite Youtubers collide.

Derek Savage, he was respectful towards in the Cool Cat Saves the Kids review. However after the IHE debacle Adam's been relentless in mocking him and his very inappropriate for children Twitter account. He was extremely critical of Derek for cancelling Cool Cat Stops a School Shooting, keeping the Kickstarter money, then making a completely different film. He was also pretty angry about Derek's gun safety video that very much did the opposite of what it's supposed to do and basically promoted misusing guns.

He accused Adam Green of lying about the temperature of his set in his Frozen review but tried to give him the benefit of the doubt whenever he could.

He rarely talks about Michael Goi but when he does he's mocking him. Probably because he writes fake IMDb reviews and had this little exchange.

Spike Lee, he shat on pretty hard. He admitted that Lee's a talented film maker (Sometimes) but has stated more than once that he dislikes him as a person. Case and point: This article he screencapped in the Oldboy video (He also mentioned it on a Google Hangout) and Lee's exploitation of Juan Luis Garcia.

I think Adam tries to be respectful because making a bad movie doesn't mean you're an idiot and a terrible person. However when these people do blatantly awful things like Derek harrassing people, Adam Green lying, Michael Goi being dishonest, and Spike Lee being a total piece of shit, he doesn't hold back. And I respect him for that.

https://www.amazon.com/Holy-Mountain-Blu-ray-Alejandro-Jodorowsky/dp/B00LCT48JC

This is the official Region 1 North American blu-ray. I personally own it and it is great quality, and Adam owns the exact same version.

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I don't know if you are being serious or not, but try downloading Podcast Addict (which is free), then tap the + button, tap search, then search for Sardonicast.

Kojima seems like a cool dude.

> "If you don't want to continue playing through the game, so be it. We don't care," he said. "We are aiming for a game that will make you s**t your pants. So please make sure you have a [change of clothes]." Kojima also joked that the limited edition for Silent Hills will come with a pair of pants.

http://www.gamespot.com/articles/new-silent-hill-so-scary-youll-sh-t-your-pants-koj/1100-6421718/

I got both. Keep in mind that not every single rating is up to par with my current tastes, so try not to take them too seriously.

https://www.imdb.com/user/ur35293676/

https://letterboxd.com/ralo229/

Here's mine, please note I've done some re-rating recently (from Magic in the Moonlight to Aliens)

imdb: https://www.imdb.com/user/ur62964067/?ref_=login

Letterboxd: https://letterboxd.com/deanpalmer95/

Letterboxd version

2017: T2 Trainspotting (so far)

2016: The Neon Demon

2015: Room

2014: Girlhood

2013: Short Term 12

2012: Wolf Children

2011: Weekend

2010: Black Swan

2009: I Am Love

2008: Changeling

2007: The Orphanage

2006: Pan's Lanbyrinth

2005: Kakurenbo

2004: Collateral

2003: School of Rock

2002: 28 Days Later

2001: Zoolander

2000: In The Mood for Love

1999: Magnolia

1998: The Truman Show

1997: Princess Mononoke

1996: Trainspotting

1995: Before Sunrise

1994: The Lion King

1993: Jurassic Park

1992: Aladdin

I didn't really didn't want video to be posted it's kinda shit. but for the glitch affects I used final cut pro x. https://sellfy.com/p/YhuQ/ heres the link but I'm not sure if it will run on Premiere as well. If not, I would recommend just googling "free glitch fx pack for Premiere" and you'll probably find something. cheers

hey! i've found english subs here https://www.opensubtitles.org/en/subtitles/8563743/v-siti-en

you can download them, and then upload them to the online video on the link, i've sent above. i've just start to watch it with these subs, and it works!

The last 20 seconds of this was me thinking in my head, "Is this a Blame Game instrumental by Kanye, it sounds just like it." And I completely missed the 10/10 because of it.

At least I was right.

I have a list:

https://rateyourmusic.com/list/TheRingshifter/my_favourite_video_games/

1. Super Metroid

2. The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask

3. Cave Story

4. Metal Gear Solid 3: Subsistence

5. La-Mulana

6. Oddworld: Abe's Exoddus

7. Super Mario World

8. Counter-Strike: Global Offensive

9. The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker

10. Earthbound

Super Metroid is just a perfectly designed game IMO. It got everything right, and evokes a feeling of exploration unlike any game I've played has, and unlike any other art form really can.

Majora's Mask is also very evocative in my opinion, and has the best gameplay of any Zelda game.

La-Mulana is IMO one of the most undervalued games ever. The remake is an absolute masterpiece of punishing gameplay and obsessive world-building. The only game to make me feel like I am actually exploring an ancient ruin - not merely simulating someone who is.

Oh wow thanks! That's a really nice offer, but my games are pretty damn small. I would appreciate feedback and promotion, but the games I make aren't really in that scope. I'm pretty much just a hobby dev and this is the biggest project I have worked on recently. I think sticking to released games is probably best for you right now too.

If I ever work on something big though I will let you know.

According to Amazon Canada, it was released in 2012: https://www.amazon.ca/Arthur-and-the-Invisibles-Blu-ray/dp/B004WBZUOE?tag=bluraycom0c-20&linkCode=ogi&th=1&psc=1&m= Although Blu-Ray.com lists it as 2011. I’m not sure if this is just for that particular listing, or if it just took years to come over. It was released on physical media in France in 2007, including Blu-Ray. So either the release dates or wrong, or the Canadians didn’t get a Blu-Ray for 4 years for some reason. Either way, it exists. One of you has it, I know it.

I found this if you want to drop $100 lmaooo. The reviews are gold though. I'll keep looking for his other books.

Here's mine

I don't write reviews very often but the Letterboxd Season Challenge is starting soon and I'll be reviewing every movie I watch so expect more reviews soon.

I usually see it being bashed on forums, /a/, and the likes, not really a defined, vocal amount of negative criticism, but it made me question about it's quality a bit, as I watched it when I 12 and thought it was pretty great, but was wondering if that could change in a second viewing.

http://press.invincible.ink/why-death-note-is-bad/ http://hubpages.com/literature/DeathNoteReview I found those articles to be a bit nitpicky, but I guess they're the most vocal ones regarding negative attention.

I'm fairly picky with mine. I have 50 currently, which is about 2% of all movies I've seen. Here's the list: https://letterboxd.com/drwade42/list/my-favorite-films/

Everything on This guys channel is gold!

And this is my favorite drawing book! Really helped me map out shapes and such!

The original "article" about Leo Bear Rape: >"The bear flips Leo over and thrusts and thrusts during the explicit >mauling.

>"He is raped -- twice!" "

>http://drudgereport.com/now3.htm

I'm very interested in it from a how-accurate-is-the-programming standpoint, and there are a lot of reviews so far on this stuff, and it seems to be doing pretty well. I've heard it described as a show that makes a server farm seem exciting. Article featured in PC Mag / Another article

Have you tried Criticker? Their interface is HORRIBLE, but it's got a really powerful recommendation system, and it even "guesses" scores of movies you haven't seen based on previous ratings. A marriage of Criticker and Letterboxed would be perfect in functionality and design, but I decided for the former because the predictions have been pretty accurate, so the recommendations are quite handy. It also recommends other users with similar tastes.

For those having trouble finding the complete subtitles, here it is

https://subscene.com/subtitles/suspiria-2018/english/1915721?fbclid=IwAR2FmTldIoC4Asso_cl3rjpbreoUO_hGoHOn5JBwNyNiCGtyPEoPbCstAeA

I can't really answer either because A) I don't have the time to watch movies out in theater and B) I still have a shitload of albums to listen to from last year. I have my best albums of 2013 list here for those curious. I might get to Foxy Shazam's and Gazpacho's new albums soon.

This one? Michel Franco 5 Movies English Subtitles - Daniel y Ana-Despues de Lucia-Hijas de Abril-Chronic-A los Ojos NTSC Blu Ray BoxSet https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07KTB7RNW/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_MXA5KGT9S4TZ5YPFAWDY

Honestly if we're just talking purely on merits Promare should've at least gotten a Best Animated Feature nom. It also has one of the best scores of the year- you could pick a song at random and it'd probably be better than at least some of the songs that were nominated. I've been listening to some of the songs from the movie basically non-stop since I first saw it back in September.

Speaking of which it looks like it'll finally be coming out on blu-ray soon so if you're interested in seeing it (and if you're a fan of animation I'd say it's an absolute must-see) you should definitely pre-order it or at least bookmark the amazon listing and wait for its official release date to get announced.

For us Britbongs, they're already out: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Return-Blu-ray-Vladimir-Garin/dp/B079FLYS38/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1524372668&sr=8-2&keywords=the+banishment

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Banishment-Blu-ray-Konstantin-Lavronenko/dp/B079FLRGKS/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1524372668&sr=8-1&keywords=the+banishment

This one is considered good for the price: https://www.amazon.com/Seiki-SR4KP1-Up-Converting-Blu-Player/dp/B00MB54M9W

50 bucks for 4K upscaling and region free really good.

It's unavailable on Amazon but it can be bought here: http://www.abcwarehouse.com/seiki-sr4kp1

These are just my two cents, because I've never been formally taught in grammar (and English grammar is very, very, complicated) but:

> And I wasn't wholly wrong, I don't think.

> very memorable, and very heart-warming.

The first thing there is a double negative and double negatives are pretty confusing.
The second thing is that "very" tends to weaken an adjective (often it's just word fluff).

> Eventually, we are only seeing glimpses of his character...

Usually the present tense (the active form, I think?) is more powerful in writing. It seems like you've written it in active form, but you should keep it like that throughout. So,

> Eventually, we only see glimpses...

> but he pulls off the scene that is quite crucial to his character \to\ > but he pulls off the scene quite crucial to his character \, maybe? It really helps to cut out any word fluff; and generally, if you can say anything with as few words as possible, do that instead.\

As far as the movie goes I've never watched it to comment on that... But anyways, one of the things that makes Adum a seriously baller critic is that he always keeps things very concise, and a lot of conciseness comes from grammar. If you're interested, I found "The Elements of Style" really helpful for grammar and just writing in general.
As far as spreading your disease goes (._.), if you like writing reviews, you can post them on sites like imdb. You can even start a blog, like I saw someone do...
eh, I hope this was helpful \o/

Here's the <em>To Take a Wife</em> DVD.

I can't seem to find a region 1 DVD for 7 Days, but here's a region 2 one. If you have a region-free DVD/Blu-ray player, or know how to hack a normal one, this should work.

Do you know if that's the only region free one? I'm looking at this one: here. Where do you find that kind of information anyway?

If you can, try and import this set from the UK (http://www.amazon.co.uk/Garden-Sinners-Movie-Collection-Limited/dp/B00MFT0E1O/ref=sr_1_1?s=dvd&amp;ie=UTF8&amp;qid=1442951010&amp;sr=1-1&amp;keywords=garden+of+sinners) I have it and whilst it is only DVD, it is worth buying as the films are fantastic. It also comes with the 30 minute OVA which completes the main series.

If you're in Europe then http://www.amazon.co.uk/Perfect-Blue-Standard-Satoshi-Kon/dp/B00RZSL96E/ref=sr_1_2?s=dvd&amp;ie=UTF8&amp;qid=1442777360&amp;sr=1-2&amp;keywords=satoshi+kon

I used it, it's legit

Solid review, but production and editing needs a bit more work. Your language (writing) is a bit clerical. Keep up good work though, there is room for improvement!

As for the movie... I think enjoyed it, sort of, but I agree that it was lacking. Especially considering I read other stories involving humanity leaving on a moving train, that been done much, much better. There is this one story by Viktor Pelevin "Yellow Arrow", which I recommend, it's very allegorical and takes similar premise to more interesting places than this movie has done.

I thought the movie did the actual story no justice. I've been a fan of the musical for a long time now, but this is not the definitive version of this story. Many elements were left out simply because it was a Disney film. The parts that they censored ended up making the entire message of the film completely irrelevant.

The best way to experience Into the Woods is to find the original broadway casts recording of it. Available on Amazon here to rent for 3 dollars

To say that the composer/lyricist, Stephen Sondheim, is a master at capturing the human spirit through his music.,would be an understatement. The movie has many people believing otherwise. So, if you have any interest in experiencing one of the best musicals every created the right way, please look into the Broadway performance.

It's on Blu-ray in the UK.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Tom-at-the-Farm-Blu-ray/dp/B00JOMHKX0?SubscriptionId=AKIAIY4YSQJMFDJATNBA&amp;tag=bluraycom-21&amp;linkCode=xm2&amp;camp=2025&amp;creative=165953&amp;creativeASIN=B00JOMHKX0&amp;m=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE