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split_joel 01-18-2009 04:10 AM

grand torino
 
by far one of the best movies ever made :2 cents:

tatyana 01-18-2009 05:19 AM

Just saw it tonight, great, great movie!

mrwilson 01-18-2009 05:28 AM

Great movie indeed, very worth watching :thumbsup

Grapesoda 01-18-2009 07:15 AM

is it a cross between death wish and the karate kid?

Bama 01-18-2009 07:26 AM

I downloaded it, Taken and Body Of Lies a few hours ago. Watched Body Of Lies & Taken and will watch Gran Torino tonight.

John-ACWM 01-18-2009 07:37 AM

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Originally Posted by split_joel (Post 15347734)
by far one of the best movies ever made :2 cents:

Agree.
I have to say I was not a Clint Eastwood fan until now.I know he is a great actor,great director,4 Oscars...etc.
Some much thoughts going through my head about this movie...I'd give him another Oscar for this

HorseShit 01-18-2009 07:43 AM

I know nothing of it

andy83 01-18-2009 08:50 AM

so any one care to share a personal review of it before i watch it?

tony286 01-18-2009 09:59 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bama (Post 15348260)
I downloaded it, Taken and Body Of Lies a few hours ago. Watched Body Of Lies & Taken and will watch Gran Torino tonight.

why not go to theater and buy a ticket?

split_joel 01-18-2009 12:06 PM

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Originally Posted by andy83 (Post 15348478)
so any one care to share a personal review of it before i watch it?

Bitter old man, who is a koren vet, is distant from remaining family, stands up to local gang ans is praised by a race of people he has no respect for.

That should be enough info :thumbsup

Deej 01-18-2009 12:07 PM

First intelligent comment I've ever heard you say...

Lester Burnham 01-18-2009 12:20 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by andy83 (Post 15348478)
so any one care to share a personal review of it before i watch it?

My review:

1) Predictable - Hmmm....old white guy lives in the inner city. I wonder how this is going to end?

2) Tired out plot - Hmmmm....white guy comes into a neighborhood where the minorities don't know how to act. He teaches them how to be responsible, pick up girls, read, talk, drive, etc. White guy saves the day!! (replace neighborhood with a school, country, etc., and you have yourself another movie)

3) Asian people in American "no speaky englissshhh", drive honda civics, raise chickens in their back yards, and don't mow their lawns.

I enjoyed the movie quite honestly, but it was a little over the top in the stereotypes. We get it, old white guys who drive old vintage cars and have guns are cool...especially when they kick the asses of minorities.

IMHO, Sudden Impact, Dirty Harry and Magnum Force were waaaaay better.

split_joel 01-18-2009 12:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Deej (Post 15348936)
First intelligent comment I've ever heard you say...

If that is directed at me then thank you :thumbsup

:1orglaugh

bushwacker 01-18-2009 12:31 PM

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Originally Posted by tony404 (Post 15348640)
why not go to theater and buy a ticket?

:thumbsup

bobby666 01-18-2009 01:59 PM

maybe i should download a copy

BusterBunny 01-18-2009 02:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lester Burnham (Post 15348966)
My review:

1) Predictable - Hmmm....old white guy lives in the inner city. I wonder how this is going to end?

2) Tired out plot - Hmmmm....white guy comes into a neighborhood where the minorities don't know how to act. He teaches them how to be responsible, pick up girls, read, talk, drive, etc. White guy saves the day!! (replace neighborhood with a school, country, etc., and you have yourself another movie)

3) Asian people in American "no speaky englissshhh", drive honda civics, raise chickens in their back yards, and don't mow their lawns.

I enjoyed the movie quite honestly, but it was a little over the top in the stereotypes. We get it, old white guys who drive old vintage cars and have guns are cool...especially when they kick the asses of minorities.

pretty much how i saw it as well...hated the ending tho, was inventive but i still hated it...

Deej 01-18-2009 03:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Deej (Post 15348936)
First intelligent comment I've ever heard you say...

Quote:

Originally Posted by split_joel (Post 15349005)
If that is directed at me then thank you :thumbsup

:1orglaugh

I take it back - You didnt even spell the fucking movie right...

Bama 01-19-2009 06:55 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tony404 (Post 15348640)
why not go to theater and buy a ticket?

I do go to the theaters and watch movies but when I do, those are trips with my daughter and the movies she chooses usually involve (one or all of) animation, flowers, ponies or singing :1orglaugh

But here's the thing and you may or may not agree with me here..

My watching a movie from a download costs the studios no monetary loss. In fact, they still make money off of me and here's why...

Movie releases in theater - go watch - pay $15 per set of eyeballs
Movie releases in rentals - go rent dvd - pay $7.99 per movie - unlimited # of eyeballs

Now - stop right there. If the studios only released their movie into those 2 markets then yes, I would be costing them revenue and would agree with anyone that downloading a movie is wrong but the studios release their movie into a 3rd market....

Movie release on cable - free - unlimited # of eyeballs

I pay for cable and subscribe to all the premium channels so when it is released, I'll be able to see it no matter what network the studio pens the deal with. Cable takes a portion of their subscriber's revenue to pay the studios with - my money.

Renting a DVD or going to the theater... even by doing neither of those, I'd still get to watch the movie. I only watch a small portion of the movies released on cable even though my cable company pays the studios for the right to broadcast all of the movies they purchase the rights to so actually, the studio makes money on movies I don't even watch.

Watch it today or in 4 months when it's released to the cable company, one way or another I'd still see it and the money the studio makes or would make from me doesn't change.

And before you try to equate that analogy to the porn industry... paysites don't run for a year and then allow unfettered access to their members sections....

Bojangles 01-19-2009 07:32 AM

Great movie.

Grapesoda 01-19-2009 08:29 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bama (Post 15353597)
I do go to the theaters and watch movies but when I do, those are trips with my daughter and the movies she chooses usually involve (one or all of) animation, flowers, ponies or singing :1orglaugh

But here's the thing and you may or may not agree with me here..

My watching a movie from a download costs the studios no monetary loss. In fact, they still make money off of me and here's why...

Movie releases in theater - go watch - pay $15 per set of eyeballs
Movie releases in rentals - go rent dvd - pay $7.99 per movie - unlimited # of eyeballs

Now - stop right there. If the studios only released their movie into those 2 markets then yes, I would be costing them revenue and would agree with anyone that downloading a movie is wrong but the studios release their movie into a 3rd market....

Movie release on cable - free - unlimited # of eyeballs

I pay for cable and subscribe to all the premium channels so when it is released, I'll be able to see it no matter what network the studio pens the deal with. Cable takes a portion of their subscriber's revenue to pay the studios with - my money.

Renting a DVD or going to the theater... even by doing neither of those, I'd still get to watch the movie. I only watch a small portion of the movies released on cable even though my cable company pays the studios for the right to broadcast all of the movies they purchase the rights to so actually, the studio makes money on movies I don't even watch.

Watch it today or in 4 months when it's released to the cable company, one way or another I'd still see it and the money the studio makes or would make from me doesn't change.

And before you try to equate that analogy to the porn industry... paysites don't run for a year and then allow unfettered access to their members sections....

so how did it look? the only reason I would go to a theater is for the cinematography.

spanky part 2 01-19-2009 08:36 AM

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Originally Posted by Bama (Post 15348260)
I downloaded it, Taken and Body Of Lies a few hours ago. Watched Body Of Lies & Taken and will watch Gran Torino tonight.

Bet you are one of the same persons bitching about tube sites hurting your biz. I hate fucking thieves like you. To fucking cheap to pay for a movie but I bet you play the pimp to all your buddies.:321GFY

spanky part 2 01-19-2009 08:40 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bama (Post 15353597)
I do go to the theaters and watch movies but when I do, those are trips with my daughter and the movies she chooses usually involve (one or all of) animation, flowers, ponies or singing :1orglaugh

But here's the thing and you may or may not agree with me here..

My watching a movie from a download costs the studios no monetary loss. In fact, they still make money off of me and here's why...

Movie releases in theater - go watch - pay $15 per set of eyeballs
Movie releases in rentals - go rent dvd - pay $7.99 per movie - unlimited # of eyeballs

Now - stop right there. If the studios only released their movie into those 2 markets then yes, I would be costing them revenue and would agree with anyone that downloading a movie is wrong but the studios release their movie into a 3rd market....

Movie release on cable - free - unlimited # of eyeballs

I pay for cable and subscribe to all the premium channels so when it is released, I'll be able to see it no matter what network the studio pens the deal with. Cable takes a portion of their subscriber's revenue to pay the studios with - my money.

Renting a DVD or going to the theater... even by doing neither of those, I'd still get to watch the movie. I only watch a small portion of the movies released on cable even though my cable company pays the studios for the right to broadcast all of the movies they purchase the rights to so actually, the studio makes money on movies I don't even watch.

Watch it today or in 4 months when it's released to the cable company, one way or another I'd still see it and the money the studio makes or would make from me doesn't change.

And before you try to equate that analogy to the porn industry... paysites don't run for a year and then allow unfettered access to their members sections....

Compartmentalize all you want, you are still a thief and a scumbag. It's the little things that tell what a person is really like. I bet you go thru peoples wallets when they leave them laying on the counter to because the wanted you to. why else would they have left them out.

Bama 01-19-2009 10:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by spanky part 2 (Post 15353892)
Bet you are one of the same persons bitching about tube sites hurting your biz.

Hmm.. should I shut down my tube site now? :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

undersoul 01-19-2009 10:43 AM

i loved this movie, but best ever made might be a bit of a stretch. :)

Reak AGV 01-19-2009 10:45 AM

Saw it last night, awesome movie and twist :)

baddog 01-19-2009 10:47 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by undersoul (Post 15354393)
i loved this movie, but best ever made might be a bit of a stretch. :)

Consider the source.

Darkland 01-19-2009 11:02 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bama (Post 15353597)
I do go to the theaters and watch movies but when I do, those are trips with my daughter and the movies she chooses usually involve (one or all of) animation, flowers, ponies or singing :1orglaugh

But here's the thing and you may or may not agree with me here..

My watching a movie from a download costs the studios no monetary loss. In fact, they still make money off of me and here's why...

Movie releases in theater - go watch - pay $15 per set of eyeballs
Movie releases in rentals - go rent dvd - pay $7.99 per movie - unlimited # of eyeballs

Now - stop right there. If the studios only released their movie into those 2 markets then yes, I would be costing them revenue and would agree with anyone that downloading a movie is wrong but the studios release their movie into a 3rd market....

Movie release on cable - free - unlimited # of eyeballs

I pay for cable and subscribe to all the premium channels so when it is released, I'll be able to see it no matter what network the studio pens the deal with. Cable takes a portion of their subscriber's revenue to pay the studios with - my money.

Renting a DVD or going to the theater... even by doing neither of those, I'd still get to watch the movie. I only watch a small portion of the movies released on cable even though my cable company pays the studios for the right to broadcast all of the movies they purchase the rights to so actually, the studio makes money on movies I don't even watch.

Watch it today or in 4 months when it's released to the cable company, one way or another I'd still see it and the money the studio makes or would make from me doesn't change.

And before you try to equate that analogy to the porn industry... paysites don't run for a year and then allow unfettered access to their members sections....

Justify it all you want but stealing is stealing and you're still a thieving scumbag who should be banned for admitting he downloads hollywood movies, you wouldn't be the first.

Want me to show you?

If you will steal for NO GAIN, you most certainly will steal FOR GAIN. Good luck...:321GFY:

Bama 01-19-2009 11:19 AM

Hey, I'm all for poking holes in my theory and if you're capable of showing me the error of my ways step up to the plate. But it's going to take more brain power than a "scumbag" comment so I think we'll need 2 fresh candidates.

D Ghost 01-19-2009 11:29 AM

cant wait to see it

Darkland 01-19-2009 11:31 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bama (Post 15354563)
Hey, I'm all for poking holes in my theory and if you're capable of showing me the error of my ways step up to the plate. But it's going to take more brain power than a "scumbag" comment so I think we'll need 2 fresh candidates.

Okay, lets use your reasoning...

I pay for the fastest internet package there is, therefore everything ON the internet should be free to me. Right?

You're right... It doesn't take much brain power since a scumbag is easy to spot.

Lets hear from the MODS please.

and for your viewing pleasure, some members who are no longer here because they spouted off on here like you are now. STELLAR - SO FUCKING BANNED ... SUPER NEGRO - SO FUCKING BANNED

Quote:

Originally Posted by Darkland
Where have you been? I been blasting some dude named Stellar who openly admits he steals shit using torrents all the time.

Check these:
This one he tells you who to download it from...
http://www.gfy.com/showthread.php?t=867299

http://www.gfy.com/showthread.php?t=872098

Advises everyone a HQ rip of Quantum of Solace is available on torrent
fucking-around-and-business-discussion/872482-quantum-solace-review.html

Here is wants confirmation that his actions are OK and this thread is
full of fucking thiefs.
fucking-around-and-business-discussion/872667-honestly-downloaded-movie.html

Look at it like this... If you will steal for no gain, you will most assuredly steal FOR gain.

Notice some of those threads got closed because the thread starters had the same beliefs on stealing as you do.

stevo 01-19-2009 11:31 AM

I thought it was okay... Eastwood's acting was good, but the asians needed some more work, some scenes seemed kinda corny.

collegeboobies 01-19-2009 11:34 AM

wow whats the deal with download haters

Darkland 01-19-2009 11:39 AM

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Originally Posted by collegeboobies (Post 15354654)
wow whats the deal with download haters

wow whats the deal with thiefs

tranza 01-19-2009 11:42 AM

Who directed this movie?

Jago Webcams 01-19-2009 11:47 AM

i also thought this was a great movie :thumbsup

bronco67 01-19-2009 11:49 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bama (Post 15353597)
I do go to the theaters and watch movies but when I do, those are trips with my daughter and the movies she chooses usually involve (one or all of) animation, flowers, ponies or singing :1orglaugh

But here's the thing and you may or may not agree with me here..

My watching a movie from a download costs the studios no monetary loss. In fact, they still make money off of me and here's why...

Movie releases in theater - go watch - pay $15 per set of eyeballs
Movie releases in rentals - go rent dvd - pay $7.99 per movie - unlimited # of eyeballs

Now - stop right there. If the studios only released their movie into those 2 markets then yes, I would be costing them revenue and would agree with anyone that downloading a movie is wrong but the studios release their movie into a 3rd market....

Movie release on cable - free - unlimited # of eyeballs

I pay for cable and subscribe to all the premium channels so when it is released, I'll be able to see it no matter what network the studio pens the deal with. Cable takes a portion of their subscriber's revenue to pay the studios with - my money.

Renting a DVD or going to the theater... even by doing neither of those, I'd still get to watch the movie. I only watch a small portion of the movies released on cable even though my cable company pays the studios for the right to broadcast all of the movies they purchase the rights to so actually, the studio makes money on movies I don't even watch.

Watch it today or in 4 months when it's released to the cable company, one way or another I'd still see it and the money the studio makes or would make from me doesn't change.

And before you try to equate that analogy to the porn industry... paysites don't run for a year and then allow unfettered access to their members sections....

Ever notice that people who download stuff always have an elaborate rationale? You have an indefensible position. When you download, instead of going to the theater, you are taking money from the filmmakers and studio who are creating the product you like to enjoy, thus jeapordizing your future enjoyment. It's not any more complicated than that.

You can throw out a bunch of double-talk, but its stealing.

Bama 01-19-2009 11:51 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Darkland (Post 15354633)
Okay, lets use your reasoning...

I pay for the fastest internet package there is, therefore everything ON the internet should be free to me. Right?

My apologies. I said fresh candidates and I should have been more clearer. Candidates with a few more brain cells than you possess. I really try to refrain from the name calling but that's an incredibly idiotic analogy and doesn't come close to resembling the process described above.

Would you like to try again or sit back in the corner and let those with a higher intellect take over for you?

Darkland 01-19-2009 12:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bama (Post 15354748)
My apologies. I said fresh candidates and I should have been more clearer. Candidates with a few more brain cells than you possess. I really try to refrain from the name calling but that's an incredibly idiotic analogy and doesn't come close to resembling the process described above.

Would you like to try again or sit back in the corner and let those with a higher intellect take over for you?

Okay... name calling aside. Lets look at it this way.

You say since you pay for cable and all the premium channels, you have the right to every hollywood movie "FREE OF CHARGE" since cable and the premium channels pay the movie studios for it.

1. It isn't free of charge, you are paying your monthly cable bill. Anything above and beyond that IS NOT AN ALL EXCLUSIVE CHARGE for a free for all access pass to anything you want.
2. If NONE of those channels are airing said movie then your rationale falls short again.
3. No cable channel, premium or otherwise, airs movies still in theatres so again, your rationale falls short.
4. Even IF they HAVE aired said movie but isn't in the current roster, that still does not give you the right to it or any other Hollywood movie just because you pay a cable bill.

So lets assume for a minute that you were brought up on charges and we are standing in front of a judge or a jury. You really think they are going to buy this theory of yours?

No.

ztik 01-19-2009 12:18 PM

clint eastwood goes to the ghetto II

Bama 01-19-2009 12:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bronco67 (Post 15354736)
When you download, instead of going to the theater, you are taking money from the filmmakers and studio who are creating the product you like to enjoy, thus jeopardizing your future enjoyment. It's not any more complicated than that.

Well, you're a step in the right direction but it is more complicated than that.

When you go to the theater you're not writing a check to 20th Century Fox. You're paying to watch the movie on a big screen with Dobly THX surround sound. They, in turn, share a percentage of the receipts with the studios.

I didn't watch it on a big screen so why would I pay the theater for a service they didn't provide to me? Do you cut a monthly check to the theater chains when you don't go to a movie just to ensure the future enjoyment of the movie industry? That's just what you've said I should be doing..

The studio does need to be paid for producing the product and they are paid in the same manner as the theater does - a percentage of the receipts and they are paid by me - every month just like clock work. I even pay them for products they produce that I don't watch.


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