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More than likely because all of Triers films are extremely weird and difficult to wrap your head around. Sometimes I think even he doesnt have any idea what the movie is about... however all of his...

Good riddance I say... it aint real 3d anyway until you can actually bend your head and see behind the person on screen.

Any good reason for lack of bluray support on the Mac...?

HP Elitebook or Lenovo Thinkpad, those are the workhorses really... I would say stay away from the Dell laptops alltogether because they have enormous amonts of problems with hadware stability.

I have edited almost entirely on PC (occasionally on Mac) and I dont really see any benefit of using Macs for editing unless you actually NEED Final Cut Pro specifically. All in all I would rather...

Yes, because people were so quick to adopt HD... Im guessing they cant wait to shell out for 4k.

Too bad OCZs products have such a high failure rate...

Well in all fairness, depending on what youre looking at the smoother motion might be more pleasing to the eye. Its just not very often...

Personally I would have trouble watching a long scene of dialogue with those darn 3d glasses on...

Also if I remember correctly Plasma TVs consume a lot more power, get hotter and have shorter life expectancy. But truemotion does suck for the most part, except for when viewing scrolling text on...

I have yet to see any real improvement viewing youtube videos in 1080p over 720p even when the source material is full hd.

For me personally as long as I have to wear some glasses to watch 3d, its a useless technology. A step up in resolution is not however, yet seeing it from Camerons perspective he is right about the...

Well, then its all good... like I said I dont mind CGI. As long as it doesnt make you go, "great another overblown show off CGI moment" Im all happy.

I dont think standard PC laptops have eSATA. Some more expensive ones do I believe, but the cheaper ones no.

Well, I didn' say CGI wasnt the right tool for the right job but for instance in Alien 3 the scene of the alien chasing people was simply a guy with a steadicam running around... it worked great and...

But then my question becomes... why "composite" it in? Why not just... film it? They managed to film it for real in 1978, surely it can be filmed for real now? The chesbuster scene for instance, now...

Also a quick thing about the Alien coming down the chains... one of the reasons you dont want that being CGI is there is just so much that adds to the element of realism that would take forever to...

Problem is that CGI also only looks good (or scary in this case) in night shots. And thats really the key here, directors knew the limitations of puppets and stop motion but few appear to know the...

Yes, because building a miniature hallway and greenscrenning it on live footage is somehow more effective and cheaper than... building a hallway. They built parts of a highway for Matrix Reloaded for...

Cant really dispute you based on those pictures alone, but...

For some strange reason I just dont think Alien or The Thing would be the same with a CGI alien monster... do you?

Problem is, Hollywood would simply do their best to butcher it. I simply dont see the problem with subtitles in the first place, I always have subtitles on in the event some sound effect makes it...

Oh please, the Star Wars prequels (excluding Phantom Menace) were nothing more than a 2h cartoon with some real people in it. For gods sake, they even greenscreened an office, a hallway, 90% of the...

Well, if we stick to Star Wars...

http://pc.ign.com/dor/objects/816935/bioware-mmo-project/videos/sw_oldrepublic_trl_e3.html

This looks way better than anything the prequels could muster, even...

CGI is overused in Hollywood these days, the story ofen takes a backseat to all the effects. And dont even get me started on the new Star Wars prequels. Ive seen CGI cutscenes in games look more...

Yes I know there is a difference, but for low budget productions (such as the one Im asuming the OP is on) color space in my mind comes a long way down the list of what makes the movie work. Also...