RollTide1987

A woman re-made a scene from The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian. The original effect shots from the film cost roughly $1 million to make. She spent something like $100 to re-make it and it turned out better in some ways.



If you don't want to watch the whole video and how she explains her process, fast forward to the 18:58 minute mark to see the final form of the scene as well as 20:20 to see a comparison of the original scene and her scene.

From what I understand a lot of his former co-stars declined to be interviewed for various reasons. He's not well-liked amongst his colleagues and I think that's why you will never get the full story of what went down on the set of Community.

That's absolutely disgusting.

Can we see some examples?

Kiffin obviously thought Georgia would beat Ole Miss and that would be that. Never in a thousand years did he think the team would actually make it this far into the CFP. What would be truly hilarious is if they somehow figure out a way to upset Miami as well.

I think in hindsight Kiffin looks pretty foolish for leaving a team that obviously has the chops to win a national championship. His decision to leave Ole Miss for LSU now looks like greed and a lack of faith in his own program than it does anything else.

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WB has had an incredible year. Sinners, and Weapons, for example, were huge wins because they stayed in theaters. Sinners kept doing better and better every week. That doesn't happen with a 2 week window.

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Think about the amount of people who would have seen those films if they had both premiered on streaming instead. Netflix obviously doesn't need the theatrical business model, otherwise they would release their original films theatrically.

Sinners and Weapons would have made more money for Netflix on its streaming site than it would have in the theater.

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So we removed Hitler and put Goering in charge

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I don't know about that. Reports in the media suggest that someone in Maduro's inner circle betrayed his location to the United States and Trump was very adamant that the opposition leader, Maria Machado, likely will never see power in Venezuela. It would not surprise me if this Delcy Rodriguez was the one who sold Maduro out in exchange for U.S. rights to Venezuelan oil.

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Either you adapt or you die, and apparently the top SEC squads are becoming soft presently with how they got bullied this playoff season, even Georgia’s soft now.

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I think coaches in the SEC still believe they have time to develop all of this blue chip talent they are recruiting. Fact of the matter is, the way the game is right now, there ain't no time for that. The days of sitting more than a year behind a starter are over.

However, I believe this period of college football we are in is transitory. The movers and shakers of the game, to include prominent politicians, are not presently happy with the state of collegiate athletics. I think you are going to see some guardrails built into the system within the next five years or so.

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You'll need a CBA, a draft, structured free agency. Yeah, good luck.

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It'll happen eventually.

I'm sorry but the days of this fun for the little guy are limited. It'll be a few years but there are too many rich and important people who are unhappy with the current state of college football to include prominent politicians.

Case in point: how many people in Iowa are happy right now after Iowa State essentially got the death penalty after their head coach left for Penn State? They have 16 players remaining on their roster.

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Good luck with that.

SCOTUS dont give a shite what coaches want.

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It'll change once we make these players employees of the school and make them sign employment contracts with the university if they want to play for said university.

That's where this is eventually heading and SCOTUS won't be able to touch that with a 30 meter cattle prod.

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I think Cignetti would have been successful under the old model as well.

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Not at Indiana. This new model is what has allowed schools like the Hoosiers to come seemingly out of nowhere and thrive. Almost 70% of his roster is made up of transfers and the average age of his offense is 22.5, just about all of whom have been playing FBS football for the last 4-5 years.

You can't do that shite without the transfer portal as it's set up right now.