I don't know about you all, but I am currently talking to someone that tells his real name as 'Sean' and it is very interesting, been talking to him for the last half an hour and he doesn't talk about random crap.

Oh, and the people aren't random as they all know the muffin man.

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I've seen bits of Gummo, but I'm really not a fan of Korine. He shoots beautiful images but as a storyteller he's total crap IMO. I should probably give him more of a chance.

Gummo really isn't something with a story really .

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The Lord of the Rings movies are great spectacle movies, but they suffer a bit from slavish devotion to the books. They make some smart decisions in terms of things they leave out (i.e., Tom Bombadil), but overall they get a bit numbing toward the end.
Mostly amazing special effects and good character work, though. The first is the best of the three, even if it ends like 9 times (which is 9 less than the third one).

Seems I'll have to agree with you again, but I think they absolutely ruined the story with all the bits they added and removed.

I agree 150% that it should be possible to pay to store more skins.

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Encounters at the End of the World

Beautiful, funny, strange movie (of course, it's a Werner Herzog film) about Antarctica and the people who live there.

You reminded me to watch all these herzog documentaries.

By the way, have you seen Gummo.

And could you tell what did you think of The Lord of The Rings (I presume you have seen these)

If I get answers I am looking for on these questions, I can be sure You have the best taste for movies I have seen.

About my own film watching, the latest I watched was Le Proffesionel. An ordinary movie at the beginning, but very extraordinary in the end, especcialy the 'À bout de souffle'-reference. Very beautiful.

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Dvorak's inventions are also something you can use to show how much of a geek you are .

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Sounds like th84 needs to see more recent movies.

You don't need to see recent movies for a brilliant movie with Tom Cruise in the lead role.

The only Bonds I take as 'good movies' are the first ones and the last one. The others don't have the humor that made Bond films what they were. They just took themselves too seriously. They are all fairly worth the watch (except Die Another Day and that whatever it was named another one) but they aren't anywhere near the term 'classic'.

Writing this on Chrome.

The text is so small it makes my eyes hurt.
If opera would make an user interface like this minimalistic user interface possible, I would be very happy.

Back to Opera now.

You got any semi-decent records that don't sound like bootlegs?

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I love Opera. However, at work I can't install it because I have no admin privs. Whereas Chrome will install just fine

You don't need no admin privileges to install opera, it just gives you these damn errors when you try to install it, but it works 100% fine for me.

It's something to do with Vista wizardry that it needs the registry.

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If someone has a burst of generosity - throw an invite to me too, HD and DVD are the only formats I use and more is always very welcome.

EDIT: It seems they are a no-registering site, which only open invites now and then.

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• Eddy Murphy - Another slight lie, he's ok as long as he's not actually on screen
  

Trading places was okay.

I got two. Fact is, I rarely have a look at any movie's poster.

High-speed mirror : http://www.lfs-database.com/pl ... r/ftpfiles/AutumnModY.zip

High-speed mirror : http://www.lfs-database.com/pl ... ger/ftpfiles/SnowModY.zip

High-speed mirror: http://www.lfs-database.com/pl ... er/ftpfiles/NightModY.zip

Hidden Fortress (Kakushi-toride no san-akunin) was a great one.

It doesn't work for me. NV6800GS. Absolutely nothing happens when I press SHIFT F12

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I think the fps limit is just there to slow down your lfs if it runs too fast.
Take it to at least 50 or turn it off.

There is no such thing as 'LFS running too fast or too high fps'. It's just that you're wasting electricity if you're running it on higher fps than your display's refresh rate. A while ago, fps also had something to do with the amount of times the physics engine was updated in a second, but now they are two different things.

The best method is Media Player Classic (or equivalent) with ffdshow.

But VLC will do just fine if you aren't planning anything special

Watched Papillon yesterday.

Certainly worth watching. McQueen and Hoffman in the leading roles is a reason enough to get this movie.

I suggest you to take a good look around at http://www.lfs-database.com/

Use the contact us form if any questions arise.

That's not a phone thing. More like a Mobile Internet Device, which all cost a fortune and are much bigger than phones.

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Talk to the previous poster Holger "CrazyICE" Reitner

I have a solution for you.

http://coreplayer.com

The heart in this player is absolutely the best you can get for Symbian and I doubt there's anything better in Windows Mobile. But unfortunately the user interface isn't top notch really, but at least it has plenty of functions