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Írhatnál több ilyet a 90es évek filmjeiből

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/lists/the-last-places-on-earth-with-n...

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az én tévémmel legalábbis nem működött az ass, ha jól rémlik.
mert abban ugye sokkal több infó van az srt-hez képest (custom fontok, azok mérete, színe, a felirat elhelyezése, dupla felirat (ha mondjuk van fordítandó kiírt szöveg, és beszéd szöveg is egyszerre) stb.)

anno próbálgattam konvertereket, több kevesebb sikerrel (inkább kevesebbel) végül maradt az srt hajkurászás, vagy a tévé monitorként való használása, hogy a konkrét lejátszás a számítógépen történjen.

persze lehet azóta fényéveket fejlődött ez az iparág, annyira nem követtem az útját

leginkább a polipos diáklányos hentaikról lehet szó szerintem

total commanderben ráállva, a film fájlra 2x shift+F6, ctrl+c
aztán ráállva a felirat fájlra 2x shift+F6, ctrv+v

kis gyakorlás után, egy 24 részes sorozat teljes évadát megcsinálod kevesebb mint 2 perc alatt.

értem én, hogy helykihasználás mindenekelőtt, de na. erre azért nem szeretnék vetemedni :)
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ugyan nem jártam utána, de ez a beégés nem csak akkor áll fent kb, ha napi 24 órát nyomatod a tévén a teletextet?

ezt kinek írtad?

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:D

sok egyéb easter egg is van a filmben
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0120157/trivia?ref_=tt_trv_trv
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While listing the weapons on which Todd is trained, you can see he is capable of using the "Illudium PU36 ES,M" otherwise known as the Illudium PU36 Explosive Space Modulator. This is the same weapon Marvin the Martian is always threatening to use on Earth, in his Bugs Bunny cartoon appearances.

Writer David Webb Peoples has said that Soldier is a "side-quel" to Szárnyas fejvadász (1982) (which he also wrote) because it takes place in the same universe, and in fact the vehicles used by the Blade Runners - spinners - are also used in Soldier. The premise of Soldier was actually based on an unused opening scene for Blade Runner, where a group of Replicants are dumped and left for dead on an Off-world colony. Both films were released by Warner Brothers, and both were box-office failures that gained a cult following after being released on home video.

Todd's service record, displayed on a computer screen, includes the following: - The battles of Tannhauser Gate and Shoulder of Orion (references to Szárnyas fejvadász (1982)) - Receipt of the "Plissken Patch" (reference to Menekülés New Yorkból (1981) and Menekülés Los Angelesből (1996)). Receipt of the "O'Neil Ring Award" (reference to Csillagkapu (1994)) - Receipt of the "Cash Medal of Honor" (reference to Tango és Cash (1989)) Receipt of the "MacReady Cross" (reference to A dolog (1982)) - Receipt of the "Capt. Ron Trophy" (reference to Ron kapitány (1992)) - Receipt of the "McCaffrey Fire Award" (reference to Lánglovagok (1991)) - Receipt of the "Dexter Riley Award" (reference to A világ legerősebb embere (1975), Itt a fiú, hol a fiú? (1972), and Komputer teniszcipőben (1969)) - Citations for the Nibian Moons Campaign, the Antares Maelstrom War, and the War Of Perdition's Flames, locations referred to in Star Trek II: Khan haragja (1982).

David Webb Peoples started writing the screenplay to Soldier while Blade Runner was being filmed. As the screenwriter of both films, he has long maintained that they are set in the same universe. Director Paul Anderson agrees, and says that if Kurt Russell's character were to go to Earth, he would have encountered Harrison Ford's Deckard.

Among the garbage on the planet is the U.S.S. Franklin Delano Roosevelt, the F-117X Remora from Tűzparancs (1996), a spinner from Szárnyas fejvadász (1982), and a piece of the Lewis & Clark from Halálhajó (1997).

Todd's weapons training record lists the "USMC Smartgun" and "M41A pulse rifle" (references to A bolygó neve: Halál (1986)) and the "DOOM MKIV BFG" - a reference to the computer game Doom.

Freeze frame the "Trinity Moons" data readout display in the closing scene and you will find several references to "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy". The "Top Archive Specifications" comes up with ZZ9.Plurl.ZA (the sector in which Earth is reported to be) which comes up in Zaphod mode. On the right under "Search Results" you can see "Slartibartfast" complete with an "HHG" reference number.

Todd's Unit Statistics reference the Dungeons and Dragons Ability scores: STR, DEX, INT(L), WIS, and DEX. It also shows stats for his damage (DAM), hit points (HTPT), language (LNG), loyalty (LOY), and even RSR, which means "Resurrection."

The Trinity Moons screen near the end of the movie, also includes references to "Eminiar 7" from Star Trek: A Taste of Armageddon (1967), and "Kessel", possibly referring to the Kessel Run, mentioned by Han Solo, in Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope (1977).

When the data for the Trinity Moons is shown on screen, the right side shows the following references to other SF movies or TV shows: Eminiar 7 (planet on Star Trek, the original series) Planet 10 (planet mentioned in Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension) Slartibartfast (character in Hitchhikier's Guide to the Galaxy) Anoat System (Star Wars and Clone Wars mention) Kessel Binary (Star Wars, referring to the Kessel run of Han Solo)

During the climactic battle scene, a pice of the music score has a five note horn fanfare that might sound familiar. It sounds like a similar cue from "Aliens (

ez jobb ruha
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jó, azt eddig is tudtam, hogy szép, de hogy ilyen mellei vannak azt nem