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Cool. Can't wait to see the difference between now and the last time you posted it.

I'm kinda getting tired of everyone dressing up like those FF chicks. And what anime are the S&M chicks from?

cosplay threads get closed when all the idiots start posting the Man-Faye and Miltron type pics and it becomes a bash-fest.

I like it, still, Prime seems to be standing too still in comparison to the rest of the image. It would look even better with some straetgically placed motion blurring on Prime, to make him look a part of the action. Still, it'll never look completely right because as detailed as that toy is, it still looks like a toy. True. The cars on the photochop are highly reflective, if Brian or Rodavan were to make a CG one in place of it, it'll definitely look convincing. He's just suppose to be standing there though, he needs a more dynamic pose to be blurring... or maybe his arms and legs need to blurred.

It was actually a good movie. But I think if the previous director tried so hard to give a series a reputation to be close to the source material then they should get someone that was more willing to do so. There's a great article on Entertainment Weekly and it seemed like they really held Cuaron from dismantling the whole look. He wanted to redesign Hogwarts from scratch. he fought really hard for the clock tower and the swinging pendelum, that served no purpose, even with the time jumping storyline. Even wizards should know that a pendelum in the middle of a busy hallway is architecturally not a good idea. Cuaron is familiar with adoloscent fantasy though. Even if he was billed as the "Y tu mama tambien director" I think they chose him because of his movie The Little Princess. BTW, my favorite werewolf was from The Howling. I'm partial to the bipedal ones.

Sorry to dig this up... just thought I'd share this...

Haven't you learned anything from reality TV. MGW...if you build it, they will come... because it's made of money.

SO CERTAIN, ARE YOU? I did enjoy Kasdan's earlier work, however. Nobody in their right mind can fault his work on Raiders or Empire. Even his work on Jedi was pretty good. Silverado still has a place in my heart, even if some of it does verge on spaghetti western cheesiness. But in light of his more recent works, I think we have no choice but to place him in the same category as those other directors who have sadly peaked, and are in decline. I'd blame Kasdan more on that mistake. I love William Goldman screenplays and Rob Reiner always knows what to do with them. But I never really liked him as a director. I know he wrote the legendary Raiders script, but who can we really give the credit to?

Though I hate Jeunet for bringing back Ripley (which I don't think was his choice) I absolutley agree with Blaine and Mr. March. The visuals in Alien4 was actually pretty good, except for the last Alien/human hybrid (which is still another extension of Sygourney Weaver). Over all the story was mediocre. Amelie was a great movie, especially if you can get Tony Hawk to act and speak French.... I feel bad for Audrey Tatou because she's so great in that role and I don't think she'll ever make a movie that concentrates on her type of beauty like that film did. I'm waiting for Batman so I can make up my mind about Nolan. As I said before, Memento is an interesting concept. But I'm afraid Seinfeld did a much better job in the half hour it needed to showcase it properly.

That's just beautiful!!!

I don't think that's a 1/60 custom. It has the tow hook and a line across the front hip joint placement. It's most likely a 1:48 custom even though it's on the 1:60 page.

This Harry Potter film is the best. Cuaron's new direction is surprising. Hermione's parts were indeed bigger... Here's a clip that was editted out... warning: large file... clip

And people that live near the equator are all called Ecuadorians...

Check this out Max: http://www.pensnpixels.com/tutorials.shtml hope it helps...

doesn't it look like someone is strangling her from behind with piano wire?

Well then I guess this DID have a purpose...

Don't know if you guys seen this (old news?)... a little OT Jim Lee's Superman toy: the rest of the series 2 toys... http://www.mamegyorai.co.jp/images/category/full/21824-1.jpg http://www.mamegyorai.co.jp/images/category/full/21824-2.jpg http://www.mamegyorai.co.jp/images/category/full/21824-3.jpg http://www.mamegyorai.co.jp/images/category/full/21824-5.jpg

I won't be going to the A|X this year, please direct all inquiries to Bobe-Pat and Soze...

ummm... first of all this is old news. Second of all why put it up in the Fan Works page? [HARRY POTTER]DELETUS THREADUS![/HARRY POTTER]

Nice post, Mr. March... Steven Soderbergh, I used tp confuse him with John Sayles earlier on in their careers. I guess because they were both out there (along with Richard Linklater) making movies that had real interesting complex stories even though the subject matter were simple. I think Lone Star was a way under rated movie. Back to Soderbergh though, we mentioned how Ridley Scott had a good range when it came to taking command of different subjects. Soderbergh is also like this. Though he hasn't proved just how far he can go, nost of his movies prove to be interesting. One of my favorites from him is Kafka. That was just too freaky, especially at the end when Jeremy Irons was on top of that weird Microscope thing with the giant picture of the eye. I also liked the rest of your list and I'll touch upon those later, but I just wanted to say somehting about those 2 directors... BTW, who's George Lucas?

That's just screwing with me. While I like the drawings, the whole Max and Millia with Dana is something I'm not use to 'cuz I relate the M&Ms to Macross. Weird. It was always obvious to me that RT was 3 different catroons and I never bought that Dana and Bowie were talking about Max and Millia that first SC episode. I've always wondered what they really talked about. I guess I'll find out soon when I watch SDSC. oh, great composition though. Tell Azoric it looks good. Except with the whole M&M with Dana thing...

You need to re-read what I posted... Milius IS the best director ever. What else has Milius done aside from Conan. I remember Flight Of The Intruder but I don't remember as being a good movie, in fact I think it was the name of the sex toy in Top Secret. Val Kilmer's Agent had One.

Ironically, neither of them did the robot...

Wow, you guys take things literally... if the list and the title throw you off that much then just let the thread die...

That's why I never said that Spielberg was the best, but that he had the greatest career as a director. If you look at his films the bad film were very minimal compared to the good movies he's had. But when they stunk, they stunk to high heaven. (JP2 and Hook?) Useless trivia: Did you know that the owners of Universal Tours sold the park last year and there's a clause that they had to carry over that Spielberg gets a 2% cut of the park's profits.