The Architect

Nov 28, 2007 13 Replies

I never heard of this:



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Anyone see it?


Is that the one where he blows up his own building and Patricia O'Neal rides the hoist up to where he's standing on top of the new building?

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Rico,

You're baiting Don...

No! That's Ayn Rand's The Fountainhead

Ann who? I don't recall any Ann in that movie. I'm pretty sure it was Gary Coleman that was standing on top with his hands on his hips. Here's a still from the opening night party:

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On the power of those recommendations, I'm going to try to rent it somewhere.

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Never used BitTorrent...how does it work? Are there copyright issues with any of the content?

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At the risk of creating a monster, download Azureus which is the best/most common bt downloading client. Then go to one of several bt sites (mininova, pirate bay, demonoid etc) which are search engines that search user bit torrents. 'The Architect" was listed in mininova but the file resides on several user's personal pc's.

Bit torrents are a file format that allows several users to dl/ul/share parts of a file from different sources. When a user gets all the pieces, the file becomes available and then gets seeded for others to use. Without getting too complicated, it works wonders.

Azureus will DL the bt either in complete dvd VOB format (or other), avi, mpeg or other finished video files, or in a compressed formats (zip, rar etc).

Then you take it from there...

Copyright issues? nah, none whatsoever ;-)

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MAd skiLLz bra. toRRent is the lick. Hope the biZ picks up so U caN spring the bLing to rent. TTYL!

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That's just what I was going to say.

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Don't forget to have something like Peer Guardian up and running to keep you from grabbing bits from honey pot sites.

THAT is Effing hilaroius!

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