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Capra actually signed a contract with Colorization Inc. back in the mid '80's to colorize It's A Wonderful Life. However, when Markle and Hunt, the two guys that developed the first analog colorization process learned that the film was in Public Domain they proceeded to tell Frank that his...

Well, I upload a bunch of things but generally not on request from forum posts that can be found using Google :whistling

Saw it at the weekend, thought it was one of the best films I have ever had the pleasure to see at the cinema. It was engaging and intelligent, but not THAT complicated. Have met people who didn't get it, which made me chuckle. DiCaprio seems to be getting better and better, was superb in...

My friend developed some tendonitis after antibiotics. He eventually recovered after several months. However, his problems were not as bad as what you are describing, most of it was confined to one arm. I definitely think you should pursue treatment, but do mention everything you've been though.

you could at least have said screw it at the end. Now you are just repeating yourself and joining those prepubescent teens :P

I am optimistic :pinch:

Well, when its both good and of something familiar, we may not recognise it as CGI at all. We mostly notice the bad examples. For example, there's a bit early in The Ninth Gate with a library in a skyscraper. One of the characters mentions getting vertigo from the view from the floor-to-ceiling...

once you've seen episode two let me know what you think

Can't imagine it without Abby, McGee,Ducky or Tony. The interaction between the characters is what I enjoy most about this excellent show.

Saw it today. I thought it was pretty good.

mornin' thanks for this Paul tried watching Darlene live on TVU player just now, but the damn thing kept crashing (wish they'd test the updates before releasing them :( ) good show :) cheers Paul.

Surprised no one has mentioned "once upon a time in china" (Jet Li). If you like a bit of comedy with some great fight scenes then "Armour of god" (Jackie Chan). Most of Jackie Chans early stuff is very watchable. There is always one of the first kung fu films I saw "Incredible kung fu...

I did this as a child. I finally stopped when I was about 5 or maybe a little older. There was nothing wrong with me, I just wanted to walk like that for some reason. The only lasting effect of it for me is that I have bunions on my feet. I'm not even sure if that is what its from but it makes...

Did you have a look at these threads???

Most definitely. Don't get me wrong, I love rabbits and don't eat meat. But one of the cruelest sights I ever saw growing up in the countryside was Mixy infected rabbits. Shooting is far better than that any day. If I saw a mixy rabbit, even I had to steel myself (or if I was with a male...

There are tons and tons of quality 720p rips here, and I mean tons, why would you want a 2GB 720p? That's degrading the movie quite a big, consider most 720p are DVD5 size and at that are really really good. For example of a great rip (I don't have it, I'm exampling it by size) The Dark...

I don't think anything can really touch SABnzbd..

This might sound silly, and I might be the only one but as a kid Jumanji used to scare me quite a lot..:o Every time when the game board used to make that noise, now I look back and think how silly I was..:o:D

There's that old film with the monkeys in it. BLATENT product placement. I was appalled. I will never buy T bags again.

Thanks RealitY.... I'm conducting a little research ;)