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I've actually gotten headaches from the same, and with Youtube videos starting to incorporate jump cuts more and more, it's only getting worse. 

I do watch said Youtube videos, but I always prefer watching older movies to something like Hunger Games in terms of cinematography, cause the camera stayed still for the most part and kept rolling. Even if it dollies or trucks, it's a lot smoother in older movies. I think that's a large part of why I appreciate 2010's Kick-Ass so much, because those action scenes were much more fluidly and less staggeringly shot and cut. 

Trust me, I might be from a generation that had TV like that (Power Rangers probably did that), but that doesn't mean I don't notice and probably still would even if I didn't have my background in production. 

Not really, I just thought that you thought I misunderstood your blog post, which was simply a misunderstanding. 

It's all good. 

Well if you can press a button, I'm fine with that actually. 

Dammit, I want to use the wi-fi for my DS at some point. I don't care if there's bound to be absolutely no one else using it for the games I have!

Eff ... all ... of ... you. It was 10 whole dollars on Steam when I bought it! Well now I feel ripped off! 

Is it the Wizard of Dr. Oz behind those curtains? 

Also, what are moogles? Is that a Final Fantasy reference?

To answer your question, I've been asking you questions. 

Organ Trail sounds like a fun way to teach kids about dysentery in a bit more in-depth fashion. 

I know what you mean. I never played this, and it does look stunning, but I hate pressing up to jump in platformers. That should always be a button. Is there no way to change the layout, though?

It depends on the movie, but I thought this was an interesting film for what it was, I'm just more interested in reading up on Lucas than I am in watching this again. 

According to IMDB, he was also in several video games and played Ramrod in Batman Beyond.