As shit as King Kong was, Black was really good in it.

oh shit, that sweet child of mine shit is the best.

I know it's only voice acting but Po from Kung Fu Panda is for my money the greatest role he'll have.

yeah that's why I said arguably for daredevil.
I'd say it turned an awful film into a… not awful film.

Arguably Daredevil. I've also heard Kingdom of Heaven is saved by it's Directors Cut, but I haven't seen it so can't really argue that.

Arguably Daredevil. I've also heard Kingdom of Heaven is saved by it's Directors Cut, but I haven't seen it so can't really argue that.

You mean the Redskins hook nosed kike Owner?
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honestly when I started watching I was expecting spartacus level dongs.

Watchmen would disagree.

That's why we have mods, the sheer amount and variety of 'add penis to thing' mods available for Dragon Age origin was impressive, You want the ogre to have a giant swinging dick? It's there, Dragon needs a dick? Gotcha, Hey why doesn't my dog have a visible dog wang? It does now. I'd really like these female lust…

But the gyro captain became the new head of the convoy in 2 and gave up on his 'wildcard with crazy flying contraption ambiguous loyalties' ways. He got a resolution driving a big rig up to queensland.

Honestly I think the bigger problem with the car chase in matrix 2 was that it was fucking 20 minutes long.

Oh shit yeah I meant London, that movie predates my birth and Paris came out when I was young so I always think of Paris before London. My bad.

Avatar was a garbage movie don't get me wrong, it made no sense at all. But I think that if it had been entirely filmed with real people and the aliens had been practical instead of cg giant cat people or whatever, it still would have been a garbage movie.

I think there's a difference between serving the action on screen, and limiting yourself to what is physically possible with an actual camera even when in CG. The beauty of having a free camera in CG is that you can use it to better serve the action without having to worry about what is and isn't physically practical…

Maybe it's cause I've grown up playing video games and never stopped watching cartoons, but the idea that you can't immerse yourself in something because it's been made in a computer vs filmed in real life is really weird and foreign to me.

I think shit like this is kinda needed considering how far in the wildly ridiculous direction the anti cg thing is getting. Like it's getting to the point where people slam practical effects for being too cg'ed because they don't know that they were done practically.

I actually really like the CG being used for impossible camera work. We're also getting to the point where that kind of camera work is possible to do in real life. Look up the robots used to controll the camera in Man of Tai-Chi. One of the main things they wanted to do was create camera angles for the fights that…

I don't think price is really what you need to compare there.

Oh come on, the answer is Michael Scheumacher. God that ones obvious I always read her name as Schemuacher anyway.