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Answer» That is an understatement. Worries over new software / Hollywood concerned by online video sharingHere is the link for the full story: http://articles.sfgate.com/2004-10-05/business/17448170_1_file-sharing-networks-edonkey-movie-studios-and-record For related info, look here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crackle Apparently they have new software that makes it easy to share your service with neighbors. And they seem to think it is not break copyright laws. Is that true? Code: [Select]October 05, 2004 7 years is but a moment on Geekworld... What else can we expect? RIAA worried about online music filesharing Microsoft introduce GUI operating system to replace MS-DOS JFK shot in Dallas Buddy Holly dies in plane crash (For English cricket fans) late cricket news: WG Grace is dead. I am so embarrassed . I though it was this year. Anyway, these were the top movies you might have seen in 2004 1 Shrek 2 2 Spider-Man 2 3 The Passion of the Christ 4 Meet the Fockers 5 The Incredibles 6 Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban 7 The Day After Tomorrow 8 The BOURNE Supremacy 9 National Treasure 10 The Polar Express 11 Shark Tale ...and I haven't seen any of them! Quote from: Salmon Trout on October 05, 2011, 01:12:20 PM ...and I haven't seen any of them!Well, this was not a total lose. See if you can find a Spider Man 2 on line. It is, arguably, the best of the Spider Man series.I hardly ever watch Hollywood movies - I mainly watch European films - Spanish mostly, plus Italian French, Mexican, south American (Argentina, Chile, Ecuador, Peru, etc) and the odd Middle Eastern film from Lebanon and Tunisia. I do like some US TV series, Tru Blood, Dexter, Nurse Jackie. I think Six Feet Under was the best series I have ever seen, I have the box set and soon we'll watch it for the 3rd time. US films I have enjoyed include Goodfellas, the Godfather films, No Country For Old Men, Super Size Me... Here in the USA many say that the foreign files have more nudity. Is that true? We Americans are very sensitive about nudity. Blood and internal organs are fair, but skin is prohibited. Two American censors watch a clip of a murder scene for a unfinished movie: Censor 1: Did you see that! He sliced her naked body repeatedly with a butcher knife.. Censor 2: Yes, we need to have them do that scene over again. We must protect the children who might see this on the Movie channel while the parents away. Censor 1: To reduce the amount of blood and guts" Censor 2: No, they just need to out some cloths on her. Censor 1: Yes! Quote from: Geek-9pm on October 05, 2011, 02:28:27 PM Here in the USA many say that the foreign files have more nudity. Is that true? I would guess so. You get to see penises sometimes, and ladies rugs (the kind that match the drapes or not) but only briefly usually. In the US series I mentioned you saw ladies bare chests and heard the F and C words. You hear the N word in Quentin TARANTINO films. Buddy Holly is dead ? ? When did that happen....what have i missed ? ? Quote from: patio on October 05, 2011, 04:51:00 PM Buddy Holly is dead ? ? February made me shiver With every paper I'd deliver Bad news on the doorstep I couldn't take one more step Quote from: patio on October 05, 2011, 04:51:00 PM Buddy Holly is dead ? ?He is still "alive" in Texas. Heck, I walk into a Cafe and he one of the MAIN options on the Jukebox. |
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