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From: Crown (all posts)
Date: 1998-07-06
Subject: Re: CROWN...
Hi,

>See, I´m usually not the first one to find out things... I don´t mind not
>being the first (though, I hate to be second choice!) I also wanted to
>include this in a two sided Megademo which I never coded. The disk change
>part should include a (at that time pretty hip) Technotronic digi... "Come
>On Move This" Cool idea, huh?
Hmmm, I think what really counts, is doing it on your own, and being first is only a very little bonus. So don't bother too much, if you're not the first. :))

>So, you are a couch potato, huh? Even though I got cable, I´m not watching Not that much. The fact is that if I watch TV, which is not happening every day, I usually watch German channels instead of Hungarian ones.
We had only two goverment controlled channels for years and they were simply lame (Or just simply not covered my interests), so German and sometimes English channels were the only alternatives. (Ok there are French channels also, but I don't got that language installed,
when I was born. Though there were times I watched TV5, they had a games related programme, and MCM has a manga related one.)
Last year 3 new hungarian commercial channel was started, these are better than the old ones, much styled after the german ones like PRO7, Sat1, RTL (Actually one is controlled by the German RTL), so competition started up, and this had the result that the old ones are starting to keep up a little, so they started to play some art movies (Hal Hartley, Jim Jarmusch) recently, which I like.
I usually watch Sat1 for the Star Trek series (DS9, Voyager), and Pro7 for the hong-kong movies, otherwise not too much.

>that much... I enjoy watching movies in original language (they broadcast Yep, me too. I got so much used to the voices of the german dubbing actors on Star Trek, that I had a hard time, when I watched some of the movies and episodes on original. (Pulp Fiction is best in original. :))
In the movie theatres here you have a 75% chance that the movie is not dubbed, so you can enjoy the original language. And if one particular movie is dubbed, there is always at least one theatre where you can find it without dubbing.

>2 channels, one German, the other one whatever) since most of them are in
>English. A couple of weeks ago, there was a Hungarian movie though. It was
>called "Bolce Vita" or something like that and played in Budapest around
>1990... I like movies about "normal" people, so I quite enjoyed it!
Hungarian movies are good, that's true.

Tibor Biczo / Crown of GOTU

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