Quote from: golden audrey on May 17, 2017, 05:31:15 PM

Quote from: Flee on May 17, 2017, 03:38:13 PM

I'm finally sitting down to watch the Super dub. This should be interesting.

I enjoyed it, but once you get to, like, episode 14 or so, you should watch the movie Battle of Gods and compare.

Alright, I might do that.

Also, wasn't Super Saiyan Goku a lot more buff when he fought Frieza than he is now, or am I remembering that wrong?

Dragon Ball has gone through a few animation style shifts since then. Super Saiyan now looks a lot different to what it did back then.

I'd like to know what he said about Boss because that's me

Quote from: Spartan on May 17, 2017, 10:05:27 AM

release date for the switch? can i transfer my characters pls i dont want to start all over again for the 3rd time

any characters besides zamasu merged and blue vegito?

As someone who is going for the platinum you have no idea of the SUFFERING I am going through with starting new characters

I just collect Pokemon cards for the art

I haven't touched competetive Pokemon since ORAS

Quote from: Big Boss on May 17, 2017, 03:51:51 AM

Lot of Scorsese in this thread

YouTube

What would be your ranking out of his films that you've seen

I very nearly put PoA too

Quote from: Kitsuné on May 16, 2017, 12:27:14 PM

I know who both forman and groot are but they are not the same person, and I will not say who they are :3

Who is Foman?

I am Foman

I'm not really much into film as an art form so I don't really know much about things like cinematography or technical stuff but  this is just going to be my (in no particular order) list of personal favorites.

-Grave Encounters

As someone who enjoys watching ghost hunting shows and videos, naturally I gave this a go. I loved how they poked fun at the whole thing by having a fake psychic and paying the janitor to make up some scary stories, but the film actually creeped me out. Especially in the second one, while not as good as the first one, it had a scene that really fucked with me. The crew thinks they've escaped back to their hotel, but it turns out they never got out. Scary shit, man.

-Titanic

Don't care, it's a great film. It's got an engaging love story and I actually care about the characters. The last part of the film when they hit the iceberg and the ship goes down is just intense stuff. Special Effects are great.

-Rocky 4

While Rocky 1 and 6 are the best movies in the series, Rocky 4 is just the most enjoyable to me. It's silly fun and the soundtrack is amazing. The bit when he's driving in the car and No Easy Way Out just gets me every time man.

-Pacific Rim

Giant robots, over the top yet comprehensible action, non-cringey characters and cool designs. I love it. The coolest film I've ever seen in 3D in the cinema.

-The Fellowship of the Ring

Must admit, I'm not a massive LOTR fan. It's just not my cup of tea. I do like the films, and the first one is my favorite. Does a good job of establishing the characters and setting and the scene in Moria and the Balrog is fucking incredible.

-The Lost Boys

Pure 80s vampiric awesomeness. You got a resort town with a dark secret: a group of badass, big haired, leather wearing punk vampires. Throw in a great soundtrack and memorable dialogue and you can't go wrong really.

-Gangs of New York

Gotta hand it to Scorsese, this was an ambitious project and he pulled it off. DDL was an awesome villain that I actually cared about and the big action scenes were breathtaking.

-Shutter Island

Huh, Leo pops up again. Brilliant mystery film with a lot of suspense and intrigue and a great twist ending that I had to spend a lot of time thinking about afterwards.

-The Rock

Forget about the MGS movie because it's already right here. Probably Bay's best movie and I know that's not saying much, but I genuinely enjoy this film. The villain is sympathetic, Nicolas Cage manages to reign himself in, and Sean Connery is great as a subtle nod to a (not) aged James Bond.

-The Room

I know it's not a good film. It's a terrible film. But I get so much glee watching this failure of a movie and the entire backstory of how the film got made it's just so enthralling I find it really hard not to love.

Honorable mentions:
Armageddon
Zoolander
Wanted
Forrest Gump
28 Days Later
Austin Powers
Hot Fuzz
Superbad
Pineapple Express

Step up your game

Fantastic, now I'm finally able to play as my original character DARKSUPERFIRE X the Hedgehog.

Ah yes

Quote from: Big Boss on May 15, 2017, 06:25:43 AM

Quote from: Deci on May 14, 2017, 03:46:15 PM

Next time on Dragon Ball Z, Verbatim believes that Deci is gonna explode in 20 minutes, but Deci is calling it a bluff. Will there be a show for this crowd to see or will they all be in major hype for nothing?

Find out, on the next exciting cringeworthy episode of Dragon Ball Z!

Don't bring that shit into my Dragon Ball thread, please.

It was just a joke... you people have no sense of humor.

Oh we do, it's just you that doesn't.

Let's leave it there.

Quote from: WarTurkey on May 13, 2017, 03:28:27 PM

Quote from: BaconShelf on May 13, 2017, 01:47:38 PM

Anyway, do you have any particular recommendations, OP? I'm currently reading the Expanse novels but I'm nearly done with them.

For sci-fi? I've read a few good books lately:

The Three-Body Problem
Ancillary Justice
Solaris
Cloud Atlas

I'll have a look.

I'm still annoyed that I found a book that sounded really cool in WHSmiths (a high street book store here that devotes like, half a shelf to scifi and fantasy and half that shelf is game of thrones - I had a voucher) about an empire using relatavistic ships and interstellar sub-light speeds war, but it was the fifth in the series. The one time I see something cool and it's a sequel

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