oh goodness

[scantilyclad]

I just found this picture on my computer. It's me, my senior year in high school. WTF AM I WEARING?

 

[The Ü™]

Did you have a MySpace account back then?

 

[heart]

That's when grooving was groovy, baby. Don't let anyone make you feel ashamed!

 

[Atomic Fiend]

Yeah baby! Yeah!

*Turns up bad 90s pop music and watches Titanic*

 

[The Ü™]

I actually thought Titanic was a good movie and extremely well-made. Everyone else seems to hate it -- I'm guessing that's a counterculture talking because the movie remains the biggest moneymaker of all time. Regardless, the movie was excellent, partly because it had content that was appealing to everyone -- a romance story for the ladies and action-packed death and destruction for the gentlemen, all dolloped with state-of-the-art special effects.

 

[scantilyclad]

i liked Titanic too.
plus when that movie came out i had a huge crush on leonardo dicaprio. I noticed that over at INTJ forums, they hate titanic.

 

[heart]

It was an okay movie. I will watch any period piece, but it not one of my favorites. I am not a big Leonardo Dicaprio fan.

 

[Atomic Fiend]

[Dudemoment!] Everyone knows that it was all about the the boat sinking, I mean that was what everyone paid to see, hundreds of people falling to a horrible death, hundreds more drowning, and the last few freezing to death [/Dudemoment!]

I'm off to bed.

 

[The Ü™]

I think INTJ Forums suffers the same thing as INTPc -- they're a bunch of "limousine liberals" who resist everything popular.

I started liking Leonardo DiCaprio when he got past his pretty boy stage -- I personally thought he should have won an Oscar for his role as Howard Hughes in The Aviator. He's actually a really good actor, but I don't recall ever having a crush on him like Scant did.

The Aviator should have also been Martin Scorsese's year to win the Oscar, too.

Anyway, here's extensive coverage of the visual effects work on Titanic, which was revolutionary at the time. 22 effects companies worked on the film in all, although Digital Domain handled all of the primary effects shots.

 

[heart]

That is something I don't like when I see it in myself, the reacting against things simply because they are popular. That is giving popular culture as much control over one as if one were slavishly devoted to following it.

I had crush on Ethan Hawke back then.

Snow Falling on Cedars (one of my all time favorite movies!)

Gattica

 

[scantilyclad]

I must say, i do LOL every time i see the person hit the propeller in Titanic.

But Uber, i think you are right about a lot of the INTJ forumers.

 

[disregard]

I must say, i do LOL every time i see the person hit the propeller in Titanic.

Ahahaha me tooo!

I think INTJ Forums suffers the same thing as INTPc -- they're a bunch of "limousine liberals" who resist everything popular.

Don't even get me started.. *cough Nocapszy and dissonance cough* Telling me I'm following the herd every fucking post I make! Today it was for using the word "system" (I was compared to angsty teenagers) and the day before it was for agreeing with Ivy about people dogging on sensors (likened to a mindless sheep) and the day before that it was for saying intelligence isn't dependent upon N (pretty much just called stupid for not knowing it)! :steam:

Grrrrrr.

<3 Ignore Function

 

[scantilyclad]

yeah those are all the reasons why i don't frequent intpc anymore.
buncha douche bags! =)

 

[highlander]

So, Titanic and Aviator are both on my list of top 10 best movies I've seen of all time. Maybe I'm not a typical INTJ.