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Ha, me too, wasn't anywhere good enough to be a winger so right back it was,

And what day he leaves?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T_k7fFogGfs

I reckon Silver Linings Playbook will clean up apart from Daniel Day Lewis getting best actor.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jjOQac1vOEc&feature=youtu.be

I've put that into babelfish and got this back, "Today Torres was a key player for me. He runs fast and is sometimes noticed by defenders. And he makes space for Mata, a better player. I'd never heard of Demba Ba till last week I have been doing drugs, creating fantasies in all our games. In the games we didn't win I was sad. It is just a matter of time until you get a new manager. These are facts."

this might help! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nMCDwWZXd2w

Similarly when broadcasters started showing films on TV in letterbox format people complained because of the black space at the top and bottom of frame, they thought they were being cheated out of their license fee not realizing they were actually seeing the whole frame instead of the truncated version due to pan and scan.

Couldn't agree more, the Hobbit is a watershed movie because what Peter Jackson seems to be saying is " forget all this nonsense about digital cameras looking like film, they don't, doesn't matter how clever the algorithms are it's not the same, get over it and get the most bang for the buck you can from digital " I don't like it but he's right. James Cameron wants to shoot Avatar 2 at 60 frames per second, it'll be the first time the video game looks more like film than the movie.

The CGI isn't the reason for this, the first three films were shot on film and projected on film and duly lost a lot of detail in the process, if you're old enough to remember it's the same as copying a vinyl record to cassette tape, it's still the album but the sound is muddy because of the generational loss through copying. The Hobbit was shot on digital cameras at 48 frames per second which is twice the rate at which film is shot, furthermore it's being projected digitally so there is far less generational loss and the pictures are sharper and clearer.

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