Minority Report

Website · by **Paul** » Jun 16, 2002 @ 1:26am

yeah, we know gutie.

idependence day? jesus... princess bride, indepedence day, gladiator, where will it end moose? battlefield earth? big daddy?! the matrix?!?!

by **accolon** » Jun 16, 2002 @ 2:21pm

by **James S** » Jun 16, 2002 @ 3:51pm

Website · by **Paul** » Jun 16, 2002 @ 4:01pm

by **Village_Ideot** » Jun 17, 2002 @ 4:47pm

hah accolon did you see the ad your link pointed to!? it was hilarious, well at least this one xbox one.

it was a controlled that looked like the chord was flagellum and it floated to the big green circle with an x in the middle, then it said 70 games...with more being concieved every day. XBOX

Website · by **Paul** » Jun 19, 2002 @ 8:01pm

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Website · by **Paul** » Jun 21, 2002 @ 7:11pm

more indy 4 news: seems harrison fords girlfriend is gonna be a love interest in the film. who is she? well, amazingly, its ally mcbeal. who i think is the most lovely little waif ever. cool. peace out. to the max.

george and steve are arguing over whether to film it digitally. steven doesnt like it. hope they dont fall out over this crap.

by **James S** » Jun 21, 2002 @ 9:18pm

Don't film it digitally. I've seen TV shows that do that and it looks all ugly and pixelated. I don't know of any plus sides to filming digitally although maybe it takes less time to set up special effects.

Calista Flockheart, a love interest in Indy4? This movie is going to suck. and Indiana Jones is the best set of movies ever!

Website · by **Paul** » Jun 21, 2002 @ 9:25pm

i didnt even know there were tv shows filming digitally. in fact, i thought the cameras and lenses invented for AOTC were the first ever, besides those digital cameras people have now of course...

calista's a total hottie. she rocks dude. you havent seen her in her pyjamas then? oh man.

by **James S** » Jun 21, 2002 @ 9:32pm

I watched Ally McBeal. She must weigh 65 pounds, I'd be affraid of breaking her!

Website · by **Paul** » Jun 21, 2002 @ 9:39pm

i'm just amazed harrison ford got her. how the hell did he do that? hes like 60 and shes 30something.

i used to like ford but then i saw an interview with him and found that hes only doing it for the money. he doesnt seem to like acting, he just "doesnt not like it"... oh well.

by **BurningSheep** » Jun 21, 2002 @ 11:29pm

heh, maybe he was just a bit depressed at the moment, missing the life as a carpenter he never had. neways screwing chicks like ally when your old enough to be their grandfather should make up for a lot

by **jeffmd** » Jun 22, 2002 @ 12:59am

digital film does not compress.. therefor it would not look "pixaly", dont forget that all those digital effects you see in film requires that the original film be converted to a digital image first. now in theaters, afaik they still use the mpeg2 compression (but way above that of dvd, they actually load like 4 dvd's onto a hard drive and run the movie from that) so there might be a chance in that haveing artifacts, but I would have thought they would have ironed those kinks out by now.

Website · by **Paul** » Jun 22, 2002 @ 1:09am

i heard if you're right up next to the screen you'll see slight glitches but no-one would sit there anyway.

the main problem that spielberg has with it is the colouring. apparently it looks different on digital film. i'm not sure if thats with digital projection or without though.

by **BurningSheep** » Jun 22, 2002 @ 1:39am

In theaters the largest part of projectors probably still is analog. In the end nearly everything will be digital, mostly because of easier replication/distribution of the movies.

About shooting digital or analog, there probably is a difference, but I wonder if a mere mortal would notice it, we need george lucas for that

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