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Western: a film, television drama, or novel about cowboys in the western US, especially in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
/a/EciGW only other one I've made so far
Snow River is set in Australia, and Brokeback is set in the 60s. They don't really count as Westerns
Yes. But it was also a tv show so I didn't include it
Agreed. It's nothing but jump scares now.
Have a genre you want done?
I don't know how many people would be interested, but I can make something like this for other genres or go into more detail.
It only looks good at night. That is what you wanted to say.
I had a Mexican professor for my Business Calc class. I didn't understand a word she said.
Welcome!
As a Methodist, speak for yourself.
I spy with my little eye....Tenpenny Tower
Unfortunately, the Uncanny Valley is a real thing
A good movie nowadays should use CG to supplement the practical effects, like in Inception.
That's a shame. There are some truly beautiful older films. Good practical effects are soooo much better than CGI.
You can't handle things made in the 80s?
1960s Batman or the Tim Burton one?
Weird. Even if they aren't in black and white?
We could be friends. Want to watch Gone With the Wind with me?
They SHOULD have made it one three-hour movie, instead of three crappy movies.
I love how thinking people should follow the set rules for a language makes you a racist.
I wrote a treatment for this exact story back in 2011. Had no clue the movie was being made. Got super depressed when I found out.
Why not condone it?
Congrats on missing the joke.
That's the joke.
Yes, she does
There is no chest space between her breasts; they merge together. NSFW: http://www.brdteengal.com/tgpx/model-previews/dillion-harper-47.jpg
It's based on an amalgamation of quotability, references in pop culture, impact on industry, iconic imagery, and a few others like that.
Imagine Star Wars as a 10. It's a sliding scale.
Hillary actually said it: http://clinton3.nara.gov/WH/EOP/First_Lady/html/generalspeeches/1998/19981117.html
Western: a film, television drama, or novel about cowboys in the western US, especially in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
/a/EciGW only other one I've made so far
Snow River is set in Australia, and Brokeback is set in the 60s. They don't really count as Westerns
Yes. But it was also a tv show so I didn't include it
Agreed. It's nothing but jump scares now.
Have a genre you want done?
I don't know how many people would be interested, but I can make something like this for other genres or go into more detail.
It only looks good at night. That is what you wanted to say.
I had a Mexican professor for my Business Calc class. I didn't understand a word she said.
Welcome!
As a Methodist, speak for yourself.
I spy with my little eye....Tenpenny Tower
Unfortunately, the Uncanny Valley is a real thing
A good movie nowadays should use CG to supplement the practical effects, like in Inception.
That's a shame. There are some truly beautiful older films. Good practical effects are soooo much better than CGI.
You can't handle things made in the 80s?
1960s Batman or the Tim Burton one?
Weird. Even if they aren't in black and white?
We could be friends. Want to watch Gone With the Wind with me?
They SHOULD have made it one three-hour movie, instead of three crappy movies.
I love how thinking people should follow the set rules for a language makes you a racist.
I wrote a treatment for this exact story back in 2011. Had no clue the movie was being made. Got super depressed when I found out.
Why not condone it?
Congrats on missing the joke.
That's the joke.
Yes, she does
There is no chest space between her breasts; they merge together. NSFW: http://www.brdteengal.com/tgpx/model-previews/dillion-harper-47.jpg
It's based on an amalgamation of quotability, references in pop culture, impact on industry, iconic imagery, and a few others like that.
Imagine Star Wars as a 10. It's a sliding scale.
Hillary actually said it: http://clinton3.nara.gov/WH/EOP/First_Lady/html/generalspeeches/1998/19981117.html