Very strangely, it doesn't. I'm leaning toward the Sony X700 despite just learning from this thread about having to manually switch Dolby Vision on and off.
Busy listening to some of your picks... here are mine: 1. MIA - Kala 2. Working for a Nuclear Free City - Businessmen & Ghosts 3. Shocking Pinks - Shocking Pinks 4. Madlib - Beat Konducta Vol. 3 & 4: In India 5. A Place to Bury Strangers - A Place to Bury Strangers 6. Jens Lekman - Night...
It was another strong season that did a remarkable job of selling the aura of a brilliant performance at the end. For just a few excerpts and reaction shots, the result was moving. The musical and the people involved in it got no redemption or forgiveness for their lack of erudition. Ha...
Right. Creed has already been shown not to have "potential for continued success based on enduring popularity." Nine Inch Nails and My Bloody Valentine just might have what it takes though.
I started a business when I was nineteen -- I wish I'd done it when I was fifteen. The experience will be great. You need to have high expectations and yet not get discouraged if you miss them completely. It's a tough balance. Until you reach a point where the next step is to spend vast...
Either it's been changed or it's a browser issue, because to me, in Firefox, the user comments look like the same 10 point arial font as everything else.
It's jarring since my eyes are used to darting around the old one, but I think it's at least a cosmetic improvement. I don't see any problematic tiny type.
I saw it the other day with what I believe is the original ending (with the torch/cake). Being startled just annoys me, so I wasn't into it until the end, when I realized how deeply it was about losing a kid and not being able to overcome it. My impression is that the entire trip was, if not...
Thanks very much Nathan, the feeling is mutual, but now I feel like I should clarify. Coppola approaches Antonioni's themes from a different angle. That angle is Wong Kar Wai-ish sensitivity mixed with her own optimism. (Now I sound like a name dropping music critic.) Her characters come out of...
I liked it when I saw it but my opinion has been rising ever since. Like many others, I initially considered it a weakness that Cohen seemed to entrap basically good and well meaning people. But the movie is (heroically) only 84 minutes long. It would have been easy for him to find all the nasty...
Even if I didn't love Coppola's films, I would love her for keeping Kevin Shields working. His remix of Bow Wow Wow's "Fools Rush In" is his best work since Loveless, I think. Lance Acord's photography is quite different from his work in Lost in Translation. Many shots use a big depth of...
Citizen Kane Vertigo Collateral The Bourne Supremacy Back to the Future Pulp Fiction Buffy the Vampire Slayer (TV) Audition Batman: Mask of the Phantasm (I've spent more time with Buffy than any other artwork... hundreds of hours. It deserves it.) I think I'm at a point where...
The walking of the children was a tense scene thanks to the Leone-esque soundtrack (just the sound of a bell, primarily). I agree it was an excellent reminder of what's at stake. The theatrical fade out at the end was a graceful touch.
I don't think that scene with them in the car at the end of the both the teaser and trailer was in the movie either. (edit: Brent beat me to it.) I'd like to see it all in the form of deleted scenes.
Rewatching the trailer makes me wish I had a competent theater nearby. This movie will get...
I wrote that before I saw your edit or I wouldn't have contradicted without a source, but here it is: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gong_Li. Also, IMDb has it as Li Gong and they use the Western order I believe.
PS again: Which all goes to show how annoying the inconsistancy of the flipping is...
In MTV's defense, there is some seriously impressive technique going on in the shooting of Laguna Beach and The Hills. (Er, not that I've ever seen them. )
It's in service of vapidity, unfortunately.
PS: Gong is the surname. Good catch.