This is a bit of a weird question, and it does incorporate /co/ and /jam/ into it a bit, but I felt this would be the best place to put it. Essentially, I want to know if it's just me, or if older movies and TV shows look more washed out in terms of colors, whether it's the technology used or something like that.

I first noticed this when someone was discussing the original season of Pokemon vs. the Black & White season. The colors in B&W were just so much more vivid. Or was it an intentional coloring decision?

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I just tried a VPN and holy shit, American Netflix is Kilometers above Canadian Netflix.
They have an entire extra Season of IT Crowd! You can't even watch it on Canadian Netflix anymore.

Bic, there's a trek thread literally on the front page already.

>>35986
Slightly unrelated, but I think Moonraker is where my fondness for couples with major height differences first came from.

Either that, or the Disney version of Beauty and The Beast.

>>35986
Rodger Moore funny is different than Pierce Brosnan funny. One at least had the excuse of being in the 70s.

>>36033
Maybe it's because I grew up in the 90's, but 70's funny is still cute and funny, while 90's funny is sort of...painful to watch? I felt like the 90's in general had the cool stuff buried under a lot of crap.

Yup we did.
>>31508

I have never seen this series before, so I will check it out now.

Ohhh this aired after that old early '90s Superman show

>>35598
Wiseau's a hard one to figure out. His company was pulling the riffs of The Room for awhile, but perhaps now he's embraced it, or he's come to the conclusion that money is money regardless.

>>35607
I think he only stopped because they realized no sane person would watch or promote the film without Rifftrax.

>>35608
I've only watched it unriffed, but we were riffing it ourselves as we streamed it, so that helped. Sometimes it's interesting to see what additional jokes people can come up with.

I find that whenever we riff something, we always come up with nicknames for the major characters (which MST3k/Rifftrax does too).

One of the first livestreams I ever attended was "Mega Pirahna". Colonel Diaz was "Colonel (Nintendo) DS" because of mishearing his thick accent, and the protagonist was "Batman" because of his deep voice. We ended up having a running gag of pointing out how the director had zero idea how hermaphroditism worked and how ridiculous literal flying fish were.

>>35579
Ah, yes. I was not aware there was a comic adaption of Taken.

>>35576
The Pirate Bay

Forgot to comment, I didn't watch the whole first one, but didn't get what's -so- hateful about the wife in this one. If anything, the "At least my daughter is alive" moment made me snicker.

http://youtu.be/tFM67mgQX9U?hd=1

http://youtu.be/tFM67mgQX9U?hd=1

>>35511
>>35512
>>35513
Bieber puke fail THREAD FAIL

Also no one cares.

>>35449
Arrested Development season four. Comes out directly on Netflix Instant next year.

>>35456
Nice!

Would be neat if it showed on tv in my country, though. :/

Fuck yes!!

>>35418
Karl Ruprecht Kroenen

I pretty much have a fetish for AIs that try to be people, so this will def be on my radar.

Cecilia/Amanda - Elliott Smith - 1998

The second one.

John Hiatt - The Tiki Bar Is Open

You guys hadn't seen her before? Guess I was just lucky to have been on /co/ when they had a cosplay thread and focused on her like, 2 years ago or so.

That said.

>>35095
Thanks, couldn't remember the name at all. Now to check for a DA...

Can we get back to the amazing tits?

>>35112