Unr3alGamer

It did that as soon as I got done with Episode 9 of Season 1 of GF.

There have only been 2 series finales to TV shows that I would consider to be proper and satisfying conclusions to their shows (Breaking Bad and Avatar: The Last Airbender). Well, after last night, now it's 3: Gravity Falls. It was immensely satisfying and incredibly heartfelt. Best possible way to end the series.

"Everybody betray me. I'm fed up with this worl!"

This video is life-saving.

The Forbidden Fruit: The Tale of Ewdard.

gr8 m8 i r8 8/8

The world will not exist. Thanksgiving will be about killing indians and gravity will be non-existent.

After reading all of the bullshit contained on this forum, I think I might be suffered from PSTD. I can't even spell antying right.

Yes, because obviously Pinkie Pie is a Transformer MOAR THAN MEATS THE AYY

I feel like I'm wearing underwear.

Interstellar is probably one of Hans Zimmer's most memorable soundtracks, probably from the repeated A-E, A-E, B-E, B-E, C-E, C-E, D-E, D-E, B-E. lol

I like Michael Giacchino. He's done more outside of Pixar movies XD. Lost, Star Trek (2009), Jurassic World, Super 8, etc. He's a great composer, but he has yet to make a soundtrack that's truly inspirational.

TheMysteriousMrEnter is a classic example of living long enough to see oneself become the villain. He started off his channel mostly calm, insightful, not overly negative, and not arrogant. If you watch his MLP reviews, most of them, while you may agree or disagree with his opinions, you can understand where he's coming from. That said, he went from an insightful critic to a crusader in a snap. Ever since he started Animated Atrocities and Admiral Animation, he seems to be on this crusade to prove how horrible or how good some new/modern cartoons are, and all of the insightfulness that he once was good at portraying turned into meaningless slurs from the mouth of a whiney, pessimistic scrooge. It's kind of like that one guy you know who talks about one thing for a little bit, and he keeps talking and talking and talking more and more about it until you get lost and you want him to go away. The biggest problem is that people treat his world like gospel, and if one publicly and shamelessly disagrees with Mr Enter's view, an onslaught of hate is coming your way, because Mr. Enter's clearly an expert in writing and logic. Back when I watched his MLP Reviews, I, admittedly, acted the same exact way. I took his word as gospel, and anyone who said otherwise was completely wrong, and I would direct them to Mr. Enter's video because he was always right. Now, I've learned to be my own man. He once talked about Seasonal Rot in cartoons and how it can really make them terrible. If only he could see what he would eventually turn out to be. "It is a good divine that follows his own instructions." - Shakespeare "You either die a hero, or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain." - Harvey Dent, The Dark Knight

Did he score Obama's inauguration?

I like these a lot: Rey's Theme, Jedi Steps, March of the Resistance, Attack on Jakku Village, Torn Apart, Scherzo for X-Wings, The Scavenger.

The 2 most well-respected and acclaimed movie composers of the last few generations. Which one is the superior one? To me, John Williams all the way. Hans Zimmer has made some more dramatic & tense soundtracks, and he has done a variety of some great soundtracks (half of Christopher Nolan's movies, Pirates of the Caribbean, Kung Fu Panda, Gladiator) but also some very generic soundtracks (Pearl Harbor, Man of Steel). John Williams goes beyond writing music: he writes feelings. Even his worst work invokes a sense of adventure, wonder, inspiration, and delight. His best work is some of the best musical pieces put to film. Edit: I added a 3rd option if you can't decide.

Are you suggesting that if you wore a skirt, people could look under and...yeah.

No, I'm just ungodly racist towards other underwear.

Yes, actually. I sure as hell do.

Since people like to talk about things like what you wear to bed, what your favorite flavor of toothpaste is, and making FNAF ponies, I want to ask this personal-ish topic. I regret nothing. What color underwear do you wear?

I keep seeing people talk about those youtube channels every now and then, but I'm wondering how many of you know about them. It seems that most people that are bronies I've run into are fans of Sonic the Hedgehog, and many fans of Sonic the Hedgehog are fans of BrainScratchComms, HellFireComms, and SomeCallMeJohnny (who is a member of BrainScratchComms). For those who don't know, these commentary channels do weekly videos where a group of people do part-by-part voice-over commentary on select video games, and they're primarily known for their Sonic the Hedgehog content. A good chunk of the people who watch them like to draw opinions from their commentary. Me and a few of my friends do our own video game commentaries (RagePlayComms). It's actually quite enjoyable.

This is me reading...poetry. Listen and you shall hear what I mean. http://vocaroo.com/i/s1JdJFizZMDz Edit: An even better version: http://vocaroo.com/i/s1PB4TsA1n62