EPTWho's with me?!
Also American popular music sucks.
I'm Over American Entertainment
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snotboogie
Australia3550 Posts
Who's with me?! Also American popular music sucks. | ||
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konadora
Singapore66364 Posts
Mongolian sci fi movie featuring the wild beauty of the Great Steppe juxtaposed with massive Space Yurts as a backdrop, and the characters all own mechanical transforming eagles and shit. holy fuck | ||
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green.at
Austria1459 Posts
Also American popular music sucks most popular music does atm. mostly because the rest of the world copies american pop? | ||
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SleepSheep
Canada344 Posts
it won't change, the only thing we can do is support the indie artists | ||
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hp.Shell
United States2527 Posts
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fredd
Estonia256 Posts
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LG)Sabbath
Argentina3024 Posts
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stroggos
New Zealand1543 Posts
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aqui
Germany1023 Posts
On August 19 2010 20:36 snotboogie wrote: Or maybe a Mongolian sci fi movie featuring the wild beauty of the Great Steppe juxtaposed with massive Space Yurts as a backdrop, and the characters all own mechanical transforming eagles and shit. Who's with me?! Also American popular music sucks. This is beyond awesome, you deserve an oscar for the idea alone. As for the topic, i'd say american entertainment is like teamliquid, it produces great stuff that gets drowend by a lot of crap but in the end it's still the best you get. Money is not that important, there needs to be a developed industry with many people involved who all profit from the large experience that the industry as a whole has. Tradition is the word i guess^^. I also dont think even an developed entertainment industry that isn't used to all the money could use it very well. A good idea has to come first, money probably broadens the possibilities but it would take some time for people getting used to naturally think of their ideas in this broadend space. In that sense i agree that it would really be interesting to see what the entertainment industries of some countries would produce that would have had access to american amounts of money for 20 years. | ||
riptide
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![[image loading]](http://stagevu.com/img/thumbnail/vasckkyjatwibig.jpg) Try some British entertainment. Some of the best writing I've seen on TV in a while. | ||
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Vinnesta
Singapore285 Posts
Of course there can still be the typical storyline of lost loves whom you meet again 10 years later, and the good guy disposing of the bad guy and takes the girl away. In fact, it'll be best if this all happens while the protagonist is about to answer the Million Dollar Question on "Who Wants to be a Millionaire"..... + Show Spoiler + Slumdog Millionaire, if you haven't figured out already :p Maybe there is demand from people like the OP, who want something set in a different culture/country, which can be attributed to the success of the movie. | ||
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SubtleArt
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pettter
Sweden1032 Posts
Please get up on the stage and accept your prize. I'd definitely watch that Mongolian sci-fi. No doubt about that. | ||
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snotboogie
Australia3550 Posts
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Emon_
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Check out "Departures" (2008), its an awesome Japanese movie dealing with the distant relationship modern people have with death. Its top100 on IMDB. Funny too. Check out Rotten tomatoes from time to time as well to see what new foreign film is out and give it a look. There are amazing movies out, but you have to search a bit to find them. The same with music. They don't bring in the money, but they are fantastic works of art. And when you find something nice, blog about it here so we can enjoy it as well. | ||
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Golden Ghost
Netherlands1041 Posts
On August 19 2010 20:36 snotboogie wrote: Or maybe a Mongolian sci fi movie featuring the wild beauty of the Great Steppe juxtaposed with massive Space Yurts as a backdrop, and the characters all own mechanical transforming eagles and shit. That would be Cowboys versus Aliens right? Only then with the cast of Mongol. | ||
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JohannesH
Finland1364 Posts
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Catch]22
Sweden2683 Posts
![[image loading]](http://www.j-lou.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2009/07/lady-gaga-kermit.jpg) Srsly, Gaga and Katy Perry are good, but you cant love whats mainstream, right ? (Edit: the rest is shit tho', altho I can't say I have ever actually LISTENED to Bieber) I DO agree with movies tho', but there are alot of great movies made recently that were really awesome, most notably The Amazing Mr Fox | ||
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konadora
Singapore66364 Posts
On August 19 2010 23:42 Emon_ wrote: They have been repeating themselves forever. Karate kid remake, a fourth pirates movie, another nobody releases an album. You should read No Logo by Naomi Klein, it deals a lot with the mindset behind the consumer culture. Once you know whats up it frees your mind to care about other things. Check out "Departures" (2008), its an awesome Japanese movie dealing with the distant relationship modern people have with death. Its top100 on IMDB. Funny too. Check out Rotten tomatoes from time to time as well to see what new foreign film is out and give it a look. There are amazing movies out, but you have to search a bit to find them. The same with music. They don't bring in the money, but they are fantastic works of art. And when you find something nice, blog about it here so we can enjoy it as well. Okuribito was such an amazing movie. Instant recommend. | ||
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Thereisnosaurus
Australia1822 Posts
maybe a Mongolian sci fi movie featuring the wild beauty of the Great Steppe juxtaposed with massive Space Yurts as a backdrop, and the characters all own mechanical transforming eagles and shit. So warhammer 40k right? because it's got pretty much all of those, though I'm not sure the eagles transform | ||
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