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World War One History + Heavy Metal Background Music = Horrible Documentary from the History Channel

Great job!

Don't create a tutorial. This quality of work should be self-earned.

Your version is well produced, but really misses the mark on matching the editing and pacing of the scene.

Eric Serra's score was horrible for the most part, but this was one part where his score worked much better. It matched the energy and supported rather than detracted from the tension of th...

A for effort, but this lacks any sense of musical motion and rhythm that the scene dictates. This sequence is all about fast motion building up to the parachute jump climax.

The music just sounds like a generic ripoff of the more generic parts of David Arnold's score.

Sleazy, tacky, chintzy 1970s Las Vegas. This song captures that perfectly. Not my thing.

Sleazy, tacky, chintzy 1970s Las Vegas. This song captures that perfectly.

@cywiringwlad That's just because the song uses the Phrygian Dominant Scale, a musical scale used in Klezmer and Middle Eastern music.

airport songs = homage to Tchaikovsky's Russian Dance

main title = homage to Tchaikovsky's Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy

setting the trap = homage to complex c...

Target song next. Waves of asshole customers who all claim they saw an item for a different price. Yeah right.

Is it just me or is he just projecting his own failed marriage into the prequels?

Makes sense; wife leaves him because he's too obsessed with his growing Lucasfilm empire instead of starting a family with her. He becomes bitter, and wallows in his own self pity until he begins producing the preq...

This looks like a shitty matting job from a student film. There isn't any sense of depth in the image at all.

"When you suck out the creativity of Red Letter Media reviews and replace it with the 'cleanliness' of a 'safe for work edit', well, it just sucks."

"When you suck out the creativity of Red Letter Media reviews and replace it with the 'cleanliness' of a 'safe for work edit', well, it just sucks."

Bow to Messiah Steve Jobs. Buy Apple products just like EVERYONE else.

"Think Different"? No.

Think Apple.

Apple's merchandise is built and sold exclusively by one company: Apple.

Microsoft is all over the place. What hardware does Microsoft make? What is the name of their laptop series? What is the name of their tablet? What is the name of their desktop series? What is the name of their smartphone?

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@isaacbrown09 nope :(

Maybe college graduates can do the same thing too, and not pay back any of their loans. Instead they can just wait for the US government to collapse, thus nullifying the need to pay it back.

Serves them right for destroying the economy, thus the future of graduates and making job hiring for them...

Best way to convince someone; make them feel like the decision you want them to make has been taken away from them, thereby disrespecting them, thereby requiring them to make that decision in order to reclaim their dignity which was "lost". With a dash of reverse psychology.

It looks like he was still dragging the hopper car behind him even after it derailed, until that tanker came and finally disconnected it upon impact. Epic!

i love the cutting back and forth between the roof POV and the wide angle. it's like the dome collapsing in titanic!

This is really awesome! Well filmed and definitely much better than all the inflated-budget hollywood films!

The Blu Ray has higher detail quality, but everything looks totally overexposed; just look at 5:15. I'm not so sure I prefer the this luminance on the Blu Ray :/

These are gamecube-quality graphics....

@Doorhenge George Lucas is a bitch. This scene is full of bright greens, blues and oranges.

It is an homage and this is just the musical idiom created for "western", "americana" music.

This is the worst of the music comparisons I have heard. Dvorak's piece doesn't even have the relentless ostinatos of the Imperial March.

wow, looks like every other action sequence.

and we all know gameplay won't look half as good as this.