Thread: What I have learned.

What I have learned from watching the Lion King.
Computer generated graphics have come a looooooooong way.
And apparently lions no longer have nuts.
(Awesome for the kids by the way. If you have kids take them to see it, mine were blown away)

Originally Posted by Cujo

What I have learned from watching the Lion King.
Computer generated graphics have come a looooooooong way.
And apparently lions no longer have nuts.
(Awesome for the kids by the way. If you have kids take them to see it, mine were blown away)

My 17 year old daughter wants me to go see it with her but I hate crying in front of her. We went to see "Day of the Dead" and I cried at that too.......Unfortunately I started to cry in the foyer watching the Public Service film about child sex trafficking....What likelihood do you think I will cry at this one???

It was wayyyyyyy too boring for my 5 year old.

I've heard mixed reviews. Seems the most common complaint is that it's technologically amazing but lacks the heart of the animated version.

and then cnuts post sh1t like this on linkedin and other vapids then link or like it or some such

I want Industry news and not some drivel from someone who thinks their turtles head of a brain comes up with inspiring thoughts

that jim or john steinman who is CFEPGO of cheddah who people keep linking his videos - how do I block that sort of rubbish

anyway , the post that set off the rant is below


https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/leade...-sameet-sidhu/

Personally, I am soooo looking forward to this. At least with a Tom Cruise movies there will be REAL airplanes and REAL gayness

im luckier than u cuju , ive learned two thinks recently, um, i cant remember the first thing, but the second thing is i need to right things down.

What I learned from watching TV last night is the new top gear is a totally scripted, rehearsed advertising vehicle.
It seems like it's supposed to be ad lib blokey comraderie type stuff but they're not good enough actors.