aww, you're kuhyooooot. but really, i'll probably forget your sn, unless i write it down, which i probably will. but mine is the same as my nico name. kinda had a brain fart when i got my ps3 and couldn't come up with anything more clever.fiznowler wrote:
wtf is that? looks horrible.
Actually "Firefly" is one of the best TV shows to have aired in the last decade. Ergo, it was put in a death-slot and cancelled before it even had a chance. f*** you very much, Fox.numbnuts240 wrote:wtf is that? looks horrible.
FTFYnumbnuts240 wrote:epic movie weekend coming up. just ordered "the man with no name" trilogy, "hang 'em high", and the 50th anniv. edition of "spartacus". all on blu ray. i need cop p0rn.
numbnuts240 wrote:you're talking to the #1 advocate of pornography and beating off. i have tons of cop p0rn. i just can't convince myself to get twilight p0rn. it's too ghey, even for me.
breadbox wrote:Ice Pirates.
This is wrong._b.jaye_ wrote:its not a western since it was set in australia, but the proposition was a kick-arse movie with a kinda western feel.
Still my favorite western of them all.Encryptshun wrote: Once Upon a Time in the West
They used a similar scene in 3:10 to Yuma IIRC...ScrapMetal wrote:Still my favorite western of them all.Encryptshun wrote: Once Upon a Time in the West
That scene in the beginning at the railroad station where the three dudes tell Harmonica that there's only three horses and then Harmonica tells them that there's actually two extra horses. Oh, just a bad a** movie!
Never got a chance to see 3:10 To Yuma when it came out and completely forgot about it until I got in this thread. Definitely gonna check it out soon.Dattebayo wrote:
They used a similar scene in 3:10 to Yuma IIRC...
I gotta start hanging out at railroad stations, too much epicness!mmkeller wrote:I like the the quote from the movie Tombstone, "You tell'em justice is coming! This was also said at a railroad station.
i didnt say shot, i said set. the proposition was played out to take place in australia. no clue where it, or your typical western would have been shot.Dattebayo wrote:This is wrong._b.jaye_ wrote:its not a western since it was set in australia, but the proposition was a kick-arse movie with a kinda western feel.
A good deal of what you call "westerns" were actually shot in Italy.
Quigley Down Under was also set in Australia and was absolutely EPIC._b.jaye_ wrote:i didnt say shot, i said set. the proposition was played out to take place in australia. no clue where it, or your typical western would have been shot.Dattebayo wrote: This is wrong.
A good deal of what you call "westerns" were actually shot in Italy.
awesome flick.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G7V-CW_SUos
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0421238/plotsummary
I'm your Huckleberry.ScorchedNX2K wrote:Tombstone.
It didn't "come out" recently. That was a remake of the original from years and years before...ScrapMetal wrote:Never got a chance to see 3:10 To Yuma when it came out and completely forgot about it until I got in this thread. Definitely gonna check it out soon.Dattebayo wrote:
They used a similar scene in 3:10 to Yuma IIRC...
There isn't any difference in the film's grain structure when comparing blu-ray and VHS and I don't think white balance existed back then. You're just seeing a drop in "resolution" and degradation of image quality which definitely has a look.Encryptshun wrote:Just as I prefer to listen to some music on vinyl, I prefer to watch some movies on standard-def DVD (no, I won't go back to VHS or 8mm) -- those old Westerns are some of those films. I like the grain of the stock, the over-bright white balance and the warbly audio.
