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#12
Bad Movies / Re: Generate Movie Poster with...
Last post by claws - Today at 11:54:58 AMQuote from: Rev. Powell on Today at 11:17:36 AMThat's a really nice looking one.
That's from ChatGPT, and they have been killing it the last few weeks. I usually give Copilot and ChatGPT the same prompt, and 4 out of 5 times ChatGPT just does a better job. They add little things that makes a huge difference. Copilot seems lazy and less creative most of the time. Also, Copilot still has a habit of writing gibberish text, something that annoys me to no end.
I'd say ChatGPT is a bit more edgy than Copilot.
#13
Off Topic Discussion / Re: World Cup?
Last post by zombie no.one - Today at 11:45:48 AMEngland don't win world cups (except when it's held in England) 
it's 30 years since this song was released to mark 30 years since England won it (if that makes sense)
https://youtu.be/RJqimlFcJsM?is=lgk4Zf_xZL5rSLDq
it's 30 years since this song was released to mark 30 years since England won it (if that makes sense)
https://youtu.be/RJqimlFcJsM?is=lgk4Zf_xZL5rSLDq
#14
Bad Movies / Re: Generate Movie Poster with...
Last post by Rev. Powell - Today at 11:17:36 AMQuote from: claws on Today at 03:37:03 AM
That's a really nice looking one.
Thing I've notice with copilot: no matter the movie title, it insists on setting something on fire.
#15
Off Topic Discussion / Re: World Cup?
Last post by Rev. Powell - Today at 11:15:17 AMEngland is actually tied for 3rd best odds to win it all. France is the favorite.
#16
Good Movies / Re: Film endings that made you...
Last post by Trevor - Today at 11:13:17 AMThe ending of GHOSTBUSTERS FROZEN EMPIRE
"FOR IVAN"
🥺😭😭😭😭
"FOR IVAN"
🥺😭😭😭😭
#17
Off Topic Discussion / Re: World Cup?
Last post by Trevor - Today at 11:11:13 AMSouth Africa take on Canada later tonight so 🇿🇦🇨🇦🐢
#18
Good Movies / Re: Recent Viewings, Part 2
Last post by M.10rda - Today at 11:07:41 AMI also recall liking SOCIETY's theme song and I agree that CLOSE ENCOUNTERS evokes the fever of peak Herzog. Definitely among the top 5 Spielbergs for me.
JEANNE D'ARC [JOAN OF ARC] (1900):
Georges Melies beat Dreyer to the punch by 28 years w/ what appears to be the first Joan biopic. It's 11 minutes, not a feature, but it's in color - actually in color originally, not colorized later. Melies couldn't photograph it in color of course so his team hand-colored each frame. Clearly this was a labor of love.
We see major tableau from the life of Joan in wide-shot for about 45 seconds each on average. If you know the Joan mythos then you know what's goin' on but sans dialogue or close-ups you lose a lot of the drama of later renditions. Also there's one scene (the Siege of Orleans, I think) that commits one of my pet-peeve film-crimes - staging an epic battle w/ about 10 dudes, including a few who have to be recycled on the opposing side. However, the homemade quality of the sets is oddly charming (instead of off-putting) and the static staging of each tableau likewise predicts the self-conscious pageantry of Peter Greenaway or Roy Andersson (or Wes Anderson for that matter). That's kinda' cool.
3/5 Joan is played by "Jeanne Calvaire", which seems like an impossible pseudonym. Her mother is played by "Jehanne d'Alcy", which sounds like an even faker name in a Jeanne d'Arc movie, but apparently she appeared in a lot of Melies' films. Melies' himself Hitchcocks as Joan's dad.
JEANNE D'ARC [JOAN OF ARC] (1900):
Georges Melies beat Dreyer to the punch by 28 years w/ what appears to be the first Joan biopic. It's 11 minutes, not a feature, but it's in color - actually in color originally, not colorized later. Melies couldn't photograph it in color of course so his team hand-colored each frame.
Clearly this was a labor of love. We see major tableau from the life of Joan in wide-shot for about 45 seconds each on average. If you know the Joan mythos then you know what's goin' on but sans dialogue or close-ups you lose a lot of the drama of later renditions. Also there's one scene (the Siege of Orleans, I think) that commits one of my pet-peeve film-crimes - staging an epic battle w/ about 10 dudes, including a few who have to be recycled on the opposing side. However, the homemade quality of the sets is oddly charming (instead of off-putting) and the static staging of each tableau likewise predicts the self-conscious pageantry of Peter Greenaway or Roy Andersson (or Wes Anderson for that matter). That's kinda' cool.
3/5 Joan is played by "Jeanne Calvaire", which seems like an impossible pseudonym. Her mother is played by "Jehanne d'Alcy", which sounds like an even faker name in a Jeanne d'Arc movie, but apparently she appeared in a lot of Melies' films. Melies' himself Hitchcocks as Joan's dad.
#19
Games / Re: Answer the question with a...
Last post by Rev. Powell - Today at 11:07:41 AM
What is the loneliest number?
