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So? It's my understanding that a lot of foley (if not a majority of it) is like that.upon hearing the sound, told him he's a talentless hack and that a biplane doesn't sound like that (despite the sound being sampled from footage of a biplane)
Also, Bay may have had a particular sound in mind. Not all biplanes sound alike. Plus, it's not uncommon for the sound you hear to be combo of various things.So? It's my understanding that a lot of foley (if not a majority of it) is like that.upon hearing the sound, told him he's a talentless hack and that a biplane doesn't sound like that (despite the sound being sampled from footage of a biplane)
Uh, what? I was speaking in generalities and was joking to boot. I wasn't complaining about film budgets. I LOVE big huge budgeted action flicks as much as I also love smaller films.I don't believe any single movie has managed to spend over a billion USD in production costs.What about our ability to spend billions on huge epic movies that consist of nothing but explosions? Hell, makes ME proud to be American!Milestones in scientific achievement are the ONLY thing that make me like America.
I believe Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End is one of the highest, at ~$300 million. A lot, but not billions.
Also, if you ever go to SEE one of these movies, you're being an immense hypocrite, no better than people who complain about how mistreated animals raised for food are then go have a burger.
Dark Knight is overrated. I've seen it twice and while I liked it better the second time, I still don't understand why it was such a raging hit. It's too long and tries to do too much. It would've been better split into two movies.I make a point of not going to any movie directed by michael bay or any other movie that all my friends are seeing. Except the dark knight. I was dragged along to that one.
As for TDK, I would rank it as the highest-quality brand of recordable media I've ever used to record Michael Bay films.
I actually did laugh out loud.As for TDK, I would rank it as the highest-quality brand of recordable media I've ever used to record Michael Bay films.
OK. I'll try not to let it happen again.You don't need to triple-post, it needlessly clutters topics. We have a nice, shiny new interface; the edit button works wonderfully. :<
No problem.I was responding seriously to your post because it gave off a vibe of "I'm an American who hates America, but I don't do anything about it!" that's much too common on the internet. I was wrong, my apologies.
To each his own. I feel that no superhero movie will surpass the 1978 Superman but that's just me. BTW, I own TDK on Blu-Ray so it's not like I hate it. Personally, I think the ultimate Batman movie is yet to be made.As for TDK, I would rank it as the highest-quality superhero movie I've ever heard of. It certainly wasn't as amazing as all the hype (nothing could live up to that much hype). As for Heath Ledger, yes, he deserved an Oscar.
Not my kind of film but I see what you're saying.But seeing as Requiem for a Dream never received any of those 'serious' awards, I no longer give a single thought to them. If a movie of that quality can't receive recognition, then, to me, the awards are a meaningless sham.
This.I actually did laugh out loud.As for TDK, I would rank it as the highest-quality brand of recordable media I've ever used to record Michael Bay films.
OK. I'll try not to let it happen again.You don't need to triple-post, it needlessly clutters topics. We have a nice, shiny new interface; the edit button works wonderfully. :<
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EDIT. BUTTON. D:
D'OH! *Buries head in hands*OK. I'll try not to let it happen again.You don't need to triple-post, it needlessly clutters topics. We have a nice, shiny new interface; the edit button works wonderfully. :<[a second post]
