The Movie Thread with Basketballfan22 and Zaggahamma

[Xzandr]

First of I wasn't the one who told you your IP. That was your remark about Matts' Signature. I'm not sure what you're complaining about. The only IP anyone is going to get easily is the tower you're transmitting from by cell or tablet/ or your router. All wireless devices use dynamic IPs that change everytime you log on, but I'm not going to get into the technicalities of it. (trust me if someone has the expertise - they can follow your every move as well as listen in on your conversations even when your phone if turned off. But that's neither here nor there.

What? IP addresses are unique to a network. What you are seeing is not the same thing everyone else is seeing. I am using Safari on a Mac, not Firefox on a Windows run computer. I checked this site with my phone, and sure enough it changed. I am not that easily fooled, lol.

IPs can be static and dynamic, wireless and remote machines typically operate on dynamic (constantly changing/chaning every log on) where static remains the same.
ext. IP for my pc with win7 and firefox is 108.8.0.47. that's proxied but listed Originally in Maryland.
108.8.0.0 - 108.8.0.255 in USA, Maryland, Middletown - IP Address Lookup | Company

List of allocated IP addresses in 108.8.0.0 - 108.8.255.255 network range, page 1/4

[Xzandr]

Xzandr, have you seen Pan's Labyrinth?

I loved it. It reminded me of the original Labyrinth with David Bowie and Jennnifer Connely. It also goes well with films like "Metomorpohosis" Corey Sevier, Irena A. Hoffman, Christopher Lambert with , "The Cell" with Jennifer Lopes and Vince Vaughn. And " Horsemen" Dennis Quaid, Ziyi Zhang, Lou Taylor Pucci. It also reminds me of " The Nightmare Before Christmas" Tim Burton. I love animation. (not to be confused with anime/japanime/hentai)

[Xzandr]

"The Iceman" - Directed by Ariel Vromen based on the life of notorious Mafia hitman Richard Kuklinski. Pretty accurate depiction of a man who was a sociopath whether he was labeled that or not but if you take a look at his biography - NUTS

""""""Richard Leonard "The Iceman" Kuklinski (April 11, 1935 – March 5, 2006) was an American contract killer who worked for Newark's DeCavalcante crime family and New York City's Five Families of the American Mafia. The 6'5" (196 cm), 300 pound (135 kg; 21.5 stone) Kuklinski claimed to have murdered over 100, or possibly 250 men (his recollections varied) between 1948 and 1986. Kuklinski claimed to have committed his first murder at the age of 13. He lived with his wife and children in the suburb of Dumont, New Jersey prior to his arrest. His story has been documented in two documentaries, two biographies and a feature film.
wikipedia.org
Look it up.
An actual quote from Kuklinski ""It was a man and he was begging, and pleading, and praying, I guess. And he was, "Please, God, no," all over the place. So I told him he could have a half an hour to pray to God and if God could come down and change the circumstances, He'd have that time. But God never showed up and he never changed the circumstances and that was that.""
The film is actually a "collage" of experiences but if you read his history and watch thte film - it makes a lot of sense.

I like films based on truth and evidence whether they are about gangsters, hostory, education, or possibilities of the future. You show supporting evidence and you just may have my attention.

Irony: RIchard Kuklinski was first sentensed to two life terms in the same cell block as his brother Joey (who killed a 12 year old girl).
His family NEVER came to see him.
He is believed to have been taken out by the Gambino family (this is 2006 we're talking about here)

[basketballfan22]

First of I wasn't the one who told you your IP. That was your remark about Matts' Signature. I'm not sure what you're complaining about. The only IP anyone is going to get easily is the tower you're transmitting from by cell or tablet/ or your router. All wireless devices use dynamic IPs that change everytime you log on, but I'm not going to get into the technicalities of it. (trust me if someone has the expertise - they can follow your every move as well as listen in on your conversations even when your phone if turned off. But that's neither here nor there.



IPs can be static and dynamic, wireless and remote machines typically operate on dynamic (constantly changing/chaning every log on) where static remains the same.
ext. IP for my pc with win7 and firefox is 108.8.0.47. that's proxied but listed Originally in Maryland.
108.8.0.0 - 108.8.0.255 in USA, Maryland, Middletown - IP Address Lookup | Company

List of allocated IP addresses in 108.8.0.0 - 108.8.255.255 network range, page 1/4

I was never complaining about anything. I was originally amused at how Matt's signature is able to identify all of that information. I am not a computer scientist, but most of what you said I have read on my own. I am still impressed at how his signature is able to identify that information for each member/guest reading it. I suppose downloading such applications isn't hard to find then? I will have to talk to one of my buddies about this.

[Xzandr]

I was never complaining about anything. I was originally amused at how Matt's signature is able to identify all of that information. I am not a computer scientist, but most of what you said I have read on my own. I am still impressed at how his signature is able to identify that information for each member/guest reading it. I suppose downloading such applications isn't hard to find then? I will have to talk to one of my buddies about this.

That is just one of the most common verizon IPs and I'm pretty sure his signature is nothing more than a joke.

[PHP Image]: How To Show A User Their IP In Your Signature. - Programming Tutorials

Follow directions:: LOOL

[basketballfan22]

"The Iceman" - Directed by Ariel Vromen based on the life of notorious Mafia hitman Richard Kuklinski. Pretty accurate depiction of a man who was a sociopath whether he was labeled that or not but if you take a look at his biography - NUTS

""""""Richard Leonard "The Iceman" Kuklinski (April 11, 1935 – March 5, 2006) was an American contract killer who worked for Newark's DeCavalcante crime family and New York City's Five Families of the American Mafia. The 6'5" (196 cm), 300 pound (135 kg; 21.5 stone) Kuklinski claimed to have murdered over 100, or possibly 250 men (his recollections varied) between 1948 and 1986. Kuklinski claimed to have committed his first murder at the age of 13. He lived with his wife and children in the suburb of Dumont, New Jersey prior to his arrest. His story has been documented in two documentaries, two biographies and a feature film.
wikipedia.org
Look it up.
An actual quote from Kuklinski ""It was a man and he was begging, and pleading, and praying, I guess. And he was, "Please, God, no," all over the place. So I told him he could have a half an hour to pray to God and if God could come down and change the circumstances, He'd have that time. But God never showed up and he never changed the circumstances and that was that.""
The film is actually a "collage" of experiences but if you read his history and watch thte film - it makes a lot of sense.

I like films based on truth and evidence whether they are about gangsters, hostory, education, or possibilities of the future. You show supporting evidence and you just may have my attention.

Irony: RIchard Kuklinski was first sentensed to two life terms in the same cell block as his brother Joey (who killed a 12 year old girl).
His family NEVER came to see him.
He is believed to have been taken out by the Gambino family (this is 2006 we're talking about here)

That's sound pretty interesting. Although movies tend to utilize "based on a true story" all too loosely and often, there are some that I enjoy. I am not sure if I have read about this guy. I know about a few mobsters, but the ones I know were primarily mob bosses.

[basketballfan22]

That is just one of the most common verizon IPs and I'm pretty sure his signature is nothing more than a joke.

[PHP Image]: How To Show A User Their IP In Your Signature. - Programming Tutorials

Follow directions:: LOOL

Lol, yeah I knew it was a joke; but I was still amused.

[Xzandr]

This guy was no mob boss. He was just a straight up cold hearted killer, but wouldn't do women and children. Like I said the film is not a day by day life of him but a depiction of 40 years of being a hitman. Even if you just read the WIKI o him and then watch thte film, you kinda get the idea of how they tried to squeeze so much into 1:45min. He wasn't a mobster, to the rest of the world he was a MO(b)(N)STER.

[Sfla80]

That's sound pretty interesting. Although movies tend to utilize "based on a true story" all too loosely and often, there are some that I enjoy. I am not sure if I have read about this guy. I know about a few mobsters, but the ones I know were primarily mob bosses.

Youtube the hbo special on this guy. They interview him fir 17 hours. Obviously the whole interview isnt on the show. Ill post a link when I get to my computer

heres the link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QXgi72W2H7U

[Megalodon6]

Anchorman 2 anyone know when its coming out?

[Rusty11]

I stopped reading at the point where someone stated they enjoyed The Internship. Holy mother of god. I can't even begin to tell you how unamusingly boring, predictable, and just plain lame my wife and I thought it was. We left early. Just my opinion, though. No offense to those who enjoyed it

[JimAdler]

Wedding Crashers... "You quit projecting on me! Why don't you go out and enjoy yourself, while I go ice my balls and spit up blood.. Team player!!"

[Matt]

Lol, yeah I knew it was a joke; but I was still amused.

Just so that you know anyone seeing my sig can only view their own ip, even i can't see your ip using it, only my own.... However being a senior staff member i can check everyones ip address, this helps us weed out spam...

[Xzandr]

Anchorman 2 anyone know when its coming out?

Set to release Dec. 20, 2013 in USA. The 19th in Australia and New Zealand.

[Xzandr]

Thanks to Austinite: will let you guys know when a subbed version is available if anyone wants to watch it.

[Xzandr]

We're the Millers - Jason Sudeikis, Jennifer Aniston. Pretty funny, extreme characters, and a bit of really twisted humor, overall a good watch with a lot of plot turns will keep your attention to the end. Worth watching.

[Gaspari1255]

Beyond The Law with Charlie Sheen.....anyone?

[Fcastle357]

Brazil

[basketballfan22]

Just so that you know anyone seeing my sig can only view their own ip, even i can't see your ip using it, only my own.... However being a senior staff member i can check everyones ip address, this helps us weed out spam...

Haha, yeah I figured such.

[basketballfan22]

Youtube the hbo special on this guy. They interview him fir 17 hours. Obviously the whole interview isnt on the show. Ill post a link when I get to my computer

heres the link: The Iceman Interviews - YouTube

Awesome. Thanks for the link.

[kelkel]

Just watched "3 O'clock High" yesterday. The one with Casey Sieszmansko (sp). Forgot how good of a movie that was.

[basketballfan22]

Just watched "3 O'clock High" yesterday. The one with Casey Sieszmansko (sp). Forgot how good of a movie that was.

I am usually very good with actors, but I have to say that I never heard of him before, nor the movie for that matter.

[kelkel]

Three O'Clock High Official Trailer #1 - Philip Baker Hall Movie (1987) HD - YouTube

[Sfla80]

Three O'Clock High Official Trailer #1 - Philip Baker Hall Movie (1987) HD - YouTube

Classic movie!!! Havent seen it in years!

[Xzandr]

Watched Empire State - Liam Hemsworth, Dwayne "the Rock" Johnson. Chris Potamitis robs EMPIRE STATE Armored Truck Company of some
$16 mil. half of which is never recovered - resulting in the largest cash heist in U.S. History. (( Empire State is a 2013 film that is based on the famous New York City Armored Car Company robbery that happened back in 1982. The name of the actual courier was Sentry Armored Car Courier. This robbery was said to be the biggest in history at the time. ))


A Clockwork Orange - Malcolm McDowell, Patrick Magee, Michael Bates . A 1971 British film by Stanley Kubrick, based on a novel by Anthony Burgess. In future Britain, charismatic delinquent Alex DeLarge is jailed and volunteers for an experimental aversion therapy developed by the government in an effort to solve society's crime problem... but not all goes to plan. A great film for its age. One of my favorite classics.

[basketballfan22]

Watched Empire State - Liam Hemsworth, Dwayne "the Rock" Johnson. Chris Potamitis robs EMPIRE STATE Armored Truck Company of some
$16 mil. half of which is never recovered - resulting in the largest cash heist in U.S. History. (( Empire State is a 2013 film that is based on the famous New York City Armored Car Company robbery that happened back in 1982. The name of the actual courier was Sentry Armored Car Courier. This robbery was said to be the biggest in history at the time. ))


A Clockwork Orange - Malcolm McDowell, Patrick Magee, Michael Bates . A 1971 British film by Stanley Kubrick, based on a novel by Anthony Burgess. In future Britain, charismatic delinquent Alex DeLarge is jailed and volunteers for an experimental aversion therapy developed by the government in an effort to solve society's crime problem... but not all goes to plan. A great film for its age. One of my favorite classics.

A Clockwork Orange was a little too weird for my liking. I am a fan of Stanley Kubrick though. My favorite "old" movie of all time is definitely "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest." That is probably in my top 5 movies ever.

[zaggahamma]

i liked rain man

[JimAdler]

The Last Samurai

[JimAdler]

Tonight: Total Recall (Arnold) and Just go with it

[Brett N]

Now You See Me - Great flick. Now You See Me (2013) - IMDb

First time that Eisenberg and Woody Harrelson have been in a movie together since Zombieland and this one did not disappoint. Had some really cool special effects and some good insights into their "magic" tricks.

[zaggahamma]

Now You See Me - Great flick. Now You See Me (2013) - IMDb

First time that Eisenberg and Woody Harrelson have been in a movie together since Zombieland and this one did not disappoint. Had some really cool special effects and some good insights into their "magic" tricks.

i liked it but wasn't crazy about it

[Brett N]

Watched Iron Man 3 yesterday. I wasn't expecting much going in, it was better than I thought it would be. Like any big blockbuster, they spent plenty of money on special effects. Had a lot of good action and the acting is what you expect after watching the other 2.

[zaggahamma]

uhmmmm uhhmmm i like mustard

[Xzandr]

Watched Iron Man 3 yesterday. I wasn't expecting much going in, it was better than I thought it would be. Like any big blockbuster, they spent plenty of money on special effects. Had a lot of good action and the acting is what you expect after watching the other 2.

I thought it was well done. They certainly put in the time and money to keep up with details. (to them it's all about the money, but to us it's all about the film - as long as they keep the story-line believable WE'll KEEP WATCHING)

[JimAdler]

Iron Man 3 was pretty good. Oblivion was really good as well I thought. Just watched Pain and Gain last night, was pretty good, not exactly what I was thinking but pretty good performances by those lads..

[JimAdler]

uhmmmm uhhmmm i like mustard

On yer french fried taters?????

[Hazard]

On yer french fried taters?????

Sling blade! Good movie also

[zaggahamma]

y'all guessed it...umm huh ummmm biscuits too

[JimAdler]

lol.

[basketballfan22]

Clear History was pretty funny. It's a TV movie on HBO, but I figured it still counted. If you like Seinfeld and Curb Your Enthusiasm (if you don't, there is something wrong with you), then you should enjoy this too.