Brian

Sound editing/mixing for the Bourne Ultimatum: JOKE

No Country had a much better audio track and it didn't even have a score to back it up. The subtle background sounds were amazing, and apparently completely overlooked.

Really, the last thing I want is for Harry Potter to be any more of a LoTR series wannabe. I hope he ends up with one of the gigs exclusive of the other so the styles can stay separate. That said, I think his style would be excellent for The Hobbit.

I find it hard to take anyone's opinion seriously when they precede it with a negative comment about Vice, which was one of my favorite movies of 2006.

@DiRT,

I'm glad someone else was thinking the same thing I was.

On the subject of renting versus buying, I'd rather buy a movie once and own it forever than rent a movie and have nothing to show for the money spent in the end, even if it costs more. Furthermore, a DRM-filled self-deleting or streaming poor-quality iTunes copy of a movie isn't worth a dollar to me, let alone whatever overpriced value they decide to give to these movies. I learned my lesson back when I gave Vongo a shot. These services suck and they will until they can deliver top-quality video files without DRM for a reasonable price.

PS: Cinematical, your reply link is broken.

Sunshine

I have to say that the credits are pretty awesome. The movie owns too, but not many movies take their great style into the credits, and I really enjoy that 300 does.

Oh, they got old YEARS ago.

Best. Mockup. Ever.