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Sorry about that. I should really stop venting on this thread, but I'm finding it hard to.
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I dunno man, TMNT II, in my eyes, is the perfect sequel. It's a bad (but great) movie, but at the same time it's pretty much a perfect, almost flawless extension of the original.by saying it was the best sequel of all time
Another interesting thing to note is that because a lot of fans from English and occasionally Spanish-speaking countries engage in the wars, if one were to look at other dubs that were produced, English and Latin-Spanish speakers are actually better off than most of the world. Heck, even English speakers have it better than some of the dubs that air on Latin American TV, even though plenty of those New-World Spanish dubs are very well done. The awful Swedish dub of Cyborg 009 is often used to illustrate this point, as the entire cast was played by one man, half the characters sound exactly the same (which is incredibly awkward since other dubbers of Cyborg 009 at least think a female should be playing the female characters) and the translation sounds like it was done by someone who had a very elementary-level understanding of the Swedish language.
@Beth Pavell Ice Age was made by Blue Sky, unless you didn't just mean DreamWorks, in which case, oh.
so... i've had glasses for a pretty long time now. i've also been over 18 years old for a while now. which means it would be possible for me to get eye surgery to fix my eyes, so that i wouldn't need glasses again.
not needing to wear glasses would come with multiple benefits: never having to worry about lenses being smudged or getting wet in the rain, no need to adjust glasses or worry about them fitting with 3D glasses or VR visors, no chromatic aberration at the sides of my field of vision, being able to wear non-prescription sunglasses, looking way better and less like a dork in the mirror...
but on the other hand, losing my sight or impairing it further would be disastrous.
i know the risk of it going wrong is very small - my mom has had this operation too, and it's worked perfectly for her... but i can't help but fear something will go wrong, i'll screw something up or i'll wimp out sometime during the evaluation and waste everyone's time.
have any of you or any of your relatives/friends had eye surgery?
so... i've had glasses for a pretty long time now. i've also been over 18 years old for a while now. which means it would be possible for me to get eye surgery to fix my eyes, so that i wouldn't need glasses again.
not needing to wear glasses would come with multiple benefits: never having to worry about lenses being smudged or getting wet in the rain, no need to adjust glasses or worry about them fitting with 3D glasses or VR visors, no chromatic aberration at the sides of my field of vision, being able to wear non-prescription sunglasses, looking way better and less like a dork in the mirror...
but on the other hand, losing my sight or impairing it further would be disastrous.
i know the risk of it going wrong is very small - my mom has had this operation too, and it's worked perfectly for her... but i can't help but fear something will go wrong, i'll screw something up or i'll wimp out sometime during the evaluation and waste everyone's time.
have any of you or any of your relatives/friends had eye surgery?
i really don't think contacts are the solution for me. for once, i already considered them, but couldn't handle the optician trying to invert my eyelids for the checking. plus, switching some things to worry about for other things to worry about (inserting, taking out, buying more, possible eye damage maybe?) doesn't seem like it'll solve anything.
sadly i live in finland where A. i have no idea how the law system works and B. we don't have the insane suing culture of the us of a.