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by Greater United Russia » Wed Apr 02, 2014 9:41 am
by Xekliv » Wed Apr 02, 2014 10:31 am
European Socialist Republic wrote:"When Xeklivians laugh, the rest of the universe cries."
-Popular quote from a European sci-fi show.
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by Carcorodine » Wed Apr 02, 2014 5:40 pm
None None | PMT-FanT Non-Human Magical Coyote/Fox/Wolf People |
The Kindred: Native sapients. Magically anthropomorphic canines. The Nation: Ruling entity of the coastal regions. Once a kingdom, now a republic. The Tribals: Kindred living outside the Nation. The Cesspool: Region saturated with magic and inhabited/controlled by the Void Gods. |
by Bojikami » Wed Apr 02, 2014 5:56 pm
Carcorodine wrote:"This is a special time."
- Quotation from the most popular foreign advertisement in Carcorodine.
by Sigland » Wed Apr 02, 2014 5:58 pm
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by Las Palmeras » Wed Apr 02, 2014 6:14 pm
Umbra Ac Silentium wrote:"Umbracium films have often been described as visual novels; not because of the content but because of the sheer length. In the year of 12013 the average film produced was four hours and thirty five minutes in length, with a standard deviation of an hour and twenty five minutes. This was actually down from the previous year. They're very slow compared to many foreign films; one seven hour film took place entirely in one room, and had three different actors with major speaking roles. It was also one of the highest grossing films that year. The surrealist genre also abounds among the biggest film makers; you'll frequently be in for a day's ride that will leave you confused and unsettled in ways you never thought you could be. One particularly incensed foreign viewer described all the Umbracium films they had seen as 'grungy fuck-fests as lost as the producers' souls.'
It is true though, compared to other nation's films Umbracium ones tend to be highly erotic in nature, while comparatively scaled back in violence. Despite firearms appearing in over ninety percent of films with human characters, in only twelve percent of those films are the weapons ever used. Less than one percent of which the weapon is used aggressively, often it's a film exploring the hopelessness and terror that violence creates. This is a far cry from the typical Hollywood flick where the protagonist casually strolls away from a limb-shattering explosion without so much as having a hair ruffled." - Doctor of Cinematography, Dr. Crysls, lecture on differences in foreign and domestic film themes and production
by Sigland » Wed Apr 02, 2014 6:29 pm
by Xekliv » Wed Apr 02, 2014 6:37 pm
European Socialist Republic wrote:"When Xeklivians laugh, the rest of the universe cries."
-Popular quote from a European sci-fi show.
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