That may be, but as long as the citizens won't realize times are changing, they'll never work. It was always up for the people to make the government realize that, and I'm very much against it being the other way around
since the war on terror started most of the western nations involved in that are using protocols your lot developed decades ago, you always had a security first process which makes sense
We started by calling a spade a spade. Islamic terrorism. You have that too, and the anarchists, yet the citizens are so tranquil and complacent, I'm afraid I'll never get it. Nostalgia and hope of returning to the good old days?
mrbrown, i think the point is the only time escalation makes sense is when you take it to a level where the other side no longer wants to play, anything less than that is just colored bubbles
I don't think that the police force should have been harsher.. or it may even had more escalated.. but the law enforcement on the aggressive agressors may be better... some of the people throwing stones are already free, because the paperwork was not done in time...
I agree with you on that. When I read the RNT's new security policy which was described as "Enhanced", I chuckled a bit because that security measure is standard procedure here, and the people know it
Laws can be mended. The government is worried about popularity, and having the police use violence reflects badly on it. But the fact that everything is live streamed today goes both ways. When people are violent towards the police, it's common sense to use violence against them
This goes beyond peaceful political opposition. While I agree that shutting down protests is anti democratic, it's not a very fine line between peaceful protests and violent riots. German police should know better, and the German government should not be afraid to meet violence with harsher violence
Is that really a good thing when political oppositions are forced down that aggressively? Yeah, theanarchist riots are extrme dumb.. also don't think that the big part of these anarchists are really political interested.. they were just interested in making chaos an mayhem...
My Sound System is build from two different, but still quite similar 5.1 systems from the same manufacturer... my receiver is 7.2 capable... so I can choose between 5 identical front, two dipole on the sides, 2 subs or the other setup: 3 irntical front, twi dipole sides, two in the backs a bit smaller than the front together with the two subs...
well.. with the right sound system, that bringes the signal lower 100hz to the sub of the system... I don't have 3 way speakers with build in passive woofers. So I have to use the external subwoofers for that.
it was the rotorwash scene just after the chopper lands in the meadow to drop off gleeson, there was some grass rusting in the bottom left of the screen, noise wise it came from my left foot
one scene from the headphone x track from the usa bd of ex machina blew me away, it actually had me looking at my left foot trying to work out where the noise came from, it was like being the camera or the screen itself
to be perfectly honest i think that film or the series would be perfect as a DTS Headphone X demonstration, the immersion levels on teh stuff i have already heard from that tech are intense
I just noticed that there are some forign (non german) DVD releases of the DC with the non 5.1 Audio in german... old canadian columbian tristar release and Dutch DVD...
So, bigrob and I are talking about a different Version of that movie... Until the first german DVD release, that arrived this weekend, I never saw a Release of the Director's Cut in 2.0 only in 5.1
not sure what you meant by that MrBrown, but there are 2 dts-hdma tracks in the Original Uncut version of Das Boot, the 5.1 remaster and a 2.0 track as well, both German obviously
@MrBrown Yeah the 2 disc BD from the USA has both DC and TC but I can't find any info if the TC is the original audio mix or the remixed audio from the DC
dont know if any of you peeps are interested but i kept the 2.0 track for Das Boot seeding on hdt, they uploaded it outside of the main file for the miniseries
IIRC, The DC of Das Boot had a whole new audio mix done for it back in the late 90's. I have the original 6 part series on BD from Germany which i think is the original audio (not watched it yet). I'm also tryign to find out if the theatrical cut in the USA 2 disc release has the original audio as well or if it's a cut down version of the DC with remixed audio.
Seem to be my first DC Version with the stereo audio on disc. The German and US DVDs and BDs of the DC all only have German 5.1 mixes... So, it was an ear opener feeling that U-boat approach in the title sequence...
Mel Brooks once said he loved the scene where Fantozzi is trying to catch the bus "on the fly" https://youtu.be/YlbC3prznBs?t=2m39s , in that period Brooks was shooting or had recently shot Silent Movie so I can see why that scene had struck him.
Well, sorta... he invented "Fantozzi", a character who entered in the Italian culture - check it out, can't say if the movies would retain the same bittersweet irony in another language, but you should give it a go!
Paolo Villaggio -- "Widely popular in Italy, Villaggio expressed his comic qualities through slapstick, satire and irony." Sounds like an Italian Benny Hill ... without the babes?
nope, you can tell it's the same master, same soft video. The biggest tell is the shot when Arnie climbs the swiss embassy at the beginning. Look at the sides, slim black lines, like it's pillarboxed. They appear in the DVHS, the HDTV and this new webrip.