Agreed. I tried to watch it and simply could not wait for the gold therein over the soap-opera back-drop.

Game of Thrones = Sopa Opera for guys.

Can't be any worse than the zombie-soap-opera, Walking Dead. That show blows.

I'm tellin' ya, and the cheesy zombie effects are on par with the best of the best-I maintain, that this segment is better than all 3 seasons so far, of The Walking Dead..which sucked donkey balls, IMLTHO.....Like watching a rotting soap opera of imbeciles without a clue.

Any writers of the show, feel free to chime-in on the thread, you wasted all that coke on the 1st season, so very paltry for the money invested, your final product, may your 4rth season fall flat, die zombies!

♝unsolicited review of Walking Dead #2936

LOTR soap opera with lots of sex.

...I mean that in a good way.

Wow, first video this year i was amazed every second!

Never been so interested to know what the lyrics for an opera actually is, brb google & translating!

Phenomenal.

Phantom rock opera *ftw. A lot of range in that. I thoroughly enjoyed it.

*promote

On my end, the only videos that don't have fullscreen buttons are embeds using the WebM player in Chrome/Opera/Gecko-based browers. Disabling HTML5 on YouTube is usually enough to get it working again.

Have you tried adding "mozallowfullscreen" and "webkitallowfullscreen" to the list of embed parameters?

Tags for this video have been changed from 'scrubs, nbc, zach braff, opera, helper' to 'scrubs, nbc, zach braff, opera, helper, dana gould' - edited by brycewi19

Yes, CPU usage in Chrome is much is better now(and I feel it's more responsive in Firefox and Opera too).

However, now I noticed that if I mouse-scroll down really quickly in Chrome I can momentarily see Chrome's default checkered background before it's covered by page's content..I don't remember that happening before.

Particularly scary was the fact that the mattress played a soap opera audio snippet as it narrowly missed the driver.

Hey Discovery channel, stop bringing us the soap opera that is "American Chopper" and let us watch any of the builders portrayed in this video every week. Nothing the Tuttles have done even comes close to these amazing bikes.

>> ^dystopianfuturetoday:

I find Hi-Def to be jarring when watching old beloved films. It loses that dreamy painted quality and looks more like closed circuit television. Filmmakers put a lot of effort into creating a beautiful celluloid pallor, which HD Blu-Ray usually just rudely brushes aside. I have a sneaking suspicion that QT feels the same way, because he is a student of classic cinema. I'll be curious to see if QT finds a way to keep the old school warmth. Either way, this looks awesome. Take my money, please.


Are you sure you don't have some kind of motion smoothing on, or some similar effect? Because it sure sounds like it. A good Blu-ray transfer of a classic film looks far, far more film-like than any DVD is able to muster. Modern TVs default to the closed circuit television, or soap opera look, which absolutely baffles me.

I read an article that said that a good rule of thumb is that any video setting that can be turned off on a TV should be turned off. Modern TVs look like garbage by default. Though I suspect that you know how to calibrate your TV, and in that case I honestly have no idea what you're talking about. Blu-rays are awesome.

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Now if she could do this while hula hooping then I'd really be impressed!

>> ^Fantomas:

This is the sort of woman needed in the top 15, not some slapper with a hula-hoop.