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The GIrl With the Dragon Tattoo Opening Title Sequence – David Fincher Movie (2011) HD

May 6, 2012 By admin 49 Comments

The GIrl With the Dragon Tattoo Opening Title Sequence – David Fincher Movie (2011) HD Subscribe to TRAILERS: bit.ly Journalist Mikael Blomkvist is aided in his search for a woman who has been missing for forty years by Lisbeth Salander, a young computer hacker. “credit sequence” “title…
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The World Famous Pianist from South Korea playing his famous piece “river flows in you” LIVE. credit: chieri07 channel. www.youtube.com sub: tanita1213 just added subs to it. During Lee Hana’s Peppermint Show in late December 12 of 2008

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Indonesia Selection Vs Los Angeles Galaxy (0-1) 30 Nov 2011

May 5, 2012 By admin 25 Comments

The LA Galaxy defeated the Indonesian National Selection 1-0 in LA’s first friendly of the club’s Asia Pacific Tour. The big story regarding this friendly over the past couple of days was lackluster ticket sales. Despite the fact that LA coach Bruce Arena made it clear leading up to the contest that he would start lineup mainstays such as David Beckham and Landon Donovan, numerous camera angles showed a stadium that seemed to be half full at best. To their credit, those in attendance were very loud and energetic before the opening kickoff, and they remained that way until things slowed down in the second half. The home fans needed just about eight minutes to turn on the visitors, as several early harsh tackles had supporters jeering the Galaxy even before LA took the lead. David Beckham earned himself catcalls throughout the first 45 minutes of play with an especially harsh tackle in the eighth minute, a clumsy sliding challenge that should have earned him a yellow card. Things calmed down considerably once the Galaxy woke up and began to take control of the action, and the visitors needed just 14 minutes to find what ended up being the game winning tally. A Mike Magee cross from the left wing found Adam Cristman inside the penalty area. Cristman’s initial touch was blocked, but he laid the rebound off for Robbie Keane. Keane then curled a lovely finish into the side netting to give the Galaxy a 1-0 lead. The Galaxy were rather unlucky to not score in the 42nd minute of …

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The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button – Soundracks – Bethena: A Concert Waltz + Sheet Music & MIDI

May 3, 2012 By admin 25 Comments

By Randy Kerber Download Link: www.2shared.com The Curious Case of Benjamin Button is a 2008 American fantasy drama film, based on the 1921 short story of the same name written by F. Scott Fitzgerald. The film was directed by David Fincher, written by Eric Roth and Robin Swicord, and stars Brad Pitt and Cate Blanchett. The film was released in the United States on December 25, 2008. The film received thirteen Academy Award nominations, including Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor for Pitt, and Best Supporting Actress for Taraji P. Henson. It won three Oscars for Art Direction, Makeup, and Visual Effects. Music: The score to The Curious Case of Benjamin Button was written by French composer Alexandre Desplat, who recorded his score with an 87-piece ensemble of the Hollywood Studio Symphony at the Sony Scoring Stage. The film’s first trailer featured the “Aquarium” movement of Camille Saint-Saëns’ The Carnival of the Animals (previously adapted by WB for a television special starring two of that studio’s most popular cartoon characters, Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck). The choir singing in the trailer is Libera, a group of boys from South London. The international trailer contains the song “A Moment of Greatness” by Immediate Music. One of the TV spots contains the song “My Body is a Cage” by Arcade Fire. Some TV spots use the song “The Return”, which is part of APM Music’s Liquid Cinema Collection “Cinematic Emotions & Drama”. There are also songs in the film shared with O …
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[101208] SJ Foresight Part 3 Eng Sub

May 2, 2012 By admin 24 Comments

DISCLAIMER: NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED. Credit to elfshow1 for video Rough translation. Sub by myself. Enjoy!
Video Rating: 4 / 5

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Guitar Hero 3- The Way It Ends Co-op 100% EXPERT FC!!!!!

May 1, 2012 By admin 50 Comments

www.jameslikecoulter.net jameslikecoulter left (guitar) KingOfTerrors right (bass) The Way It Ends by Prototype What an epic night I had. Me and KOT essentially Co-op FCed The Way It Ends 3 times in a row. The first time was the first time we had ever played together, and we randomly FCed it. Then we tried again for the video, and he choked at a 4016 Note Streak when the song has 4035 notes. Then we tried again for the 3rd try, and FCed it on video. So- I pretty much FCed The Way It Ends 3 times in a row, getting second place next to KOT on Guitar (he FCed it 7 times in a row WTFH4X). Also, everyone give way more credit to KOT, because the bass on this song is way harder than the guitar. No one can strum like KOT…. Side Note- After those runs, we played Take This Life for our first try, and co-op FCed it…. Our next goal is to Co-op FC Raining Blood. We already have 1st place score on XBL, so expect that video soon. Peace.

Here is the final part of a Time Crisis 4 No Miss and very High Scoring All Clear run! I know the dodge at 02:48 is pretty good :P and I didn’t get hit at 02:59 as I shot the boss just before it was going to hit, in fact if I dodged before it shot, the game would have just pulled me back right infront of the bullet! Please please enjoy it. This is done on the PS3 original release version, and it is not the Playstation Move version, which is coming out rather soon. Player: SMRAEDIS Date Recorded: 08 September 2010 Time Crisis 4 is currently the newest game in the Time Crisis series (if you don’t count the offshoot Razing Storm), released in 2006, where 2 more VSSE agents battle through 10 areas in attempt to save the day. The game lets you use the same 4 gun types, as in TC3, which you can change when hiding. This game gives you a lot more machine-gun ammo than TC3, but you have to use it at specific parts in the game to get the most points. The game added a Multi-Screen Battle feature, where you have either 2 or 3 screens to battle, with enemies coming from all directions. These require a lot of memorization, and failing the Battle will result in one life lost AND all of your time bonus for the area to be taken away. To move screens you have to point the gun outside of the screen, of the direction you want to move, or in the PS3 version, you can use one of the analogue sticks to change direction. Either way is rather fiddly, and it can easily go all wrong. (Also it likes …

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Time Crisis 4 – Stage 3-2

April 30, 2012 By admin 25 Comments

It’s finally here! Here is a Time Crisis 4 video for all of you who requested this! No Miss and very High Scoring All Clear! Please please enjoy it. This is done on the PS3 original release version, and it is not the Playstation Move version, which is coming out rather soon. Player: SMRAEDIS Date Recorded: 08 September 2010 Time Crisis 4 is currently the newest game in the Time Crisis series (if you don’t count the offshoot Razing Storm), released in 2006, where 2 more VSSE agents battle through 10 areas in attempt to save the day. The game lets you use the same 4 gun types, as in TC3, which you can change when hiding. This game gives you a lot more machine-gun ammo than TC3, but you have to use it at specific parts in the game to get the most points. The game added a Multi-Screen Battle feature, where you have either 2 or 3 screens to battle, with enemies coming from all directions. These require a lot of memorization, and failing the Battle will result in one life lost AND all of your time bonus for the area to be taken away. To move screens you have to point the gun outside of the screen, of the direction you want to move, or in the PS3 version, you can use one of the analogue sticks to change direction. Either way is rather fiddly, and it can easily go all wrong. (Also it likes to advise you to change direction at the wrong time, so you get hit just as you turn, wrecking your run. I see people falling for this all the time.) The scoring system has changed quite a bit …

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Game Maker First Person Shooter Engine by Petrik09

April 29, 2012 By admin 48 Comments

Please Like, Rate, Comment and Subscribe would be much appreciated. Download Link: www.mediafire.com Do you want to make an First Person Shooter but don’t know where or how to start? this is your chance to make your own First Person Shooter! This FPS Engine is created with Game Maker and Model Creator V5 Game Maker: www.yoyogames.com Model Creator V5 gmc.yoyogames.com YoYoGames Page: www.yoyogames.com My YoYoGames page: www.yoyogames.com If you want to use this engine please give credit for everyone who made this possible, more information is in the Game Info. Sorry for the 4:3 resolution, I could only record in 800×600 because of the more steadier FPS and Game Maker uses my Intel Graphics. (Nvidia Optimus Technology)
Video Rating: 4 / 5

It’s finally here! Here is a Time Crisis 4 video for all of you who requested this! No Miss and very High Scoring All Clear! Please please enjoy it. This is done on the PS3 original release version, and it is not the Playstation Move version, which is coming out rather soon. Player: SMRAEDIS Date Recorded: 08 September 2010 Time Crisis 4 is currently the newest game in the Time Crisis series (if you don’t count the offshoot Razing Storm), released in 2006, where 2 more VSSE agents battle through 10 areas in attempt to save the day. The game lets you use the same 4 gun types, as in TC3, which you can change when hiding. This game gives you a lot more machine-gun ammo than TC3, but you have to use it at specific parts in the game to get the most points. The game added a Multi-Screen Battle feature, where you have either 2 or 3 screens to battle, with enemies coming from all directions. These require a lot of memorization, and failing the Battle will result in one life lost AND all of your time bonus for the area to be taken away. To move screens you have to point the gun outside of the screen, of the direction you want to move, or in the PS3 version, you can use one of the analogue sticks to change direction. Either way is rather fiddly, and it can easily go all wrong. (Also it likes to advise you to change direction at the wrong time, so you get hit just as you turn, wrecking your run. I see people falling for this all the time.) The scoring system has changed quite a bit …
Video Rating: 5 / 5

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Time Crisis 4 – Stage 1-1

April 27, 2012 By admin 50 Comments

It’s finally here! Here is a Time Crisis 4 video for all of you who requested this! No Miss and very High Scoring All Clear! Please please enjoy it. This is done on the PS3 original release version, and it is not the Playstation Move version, which is coming out rather soon. Player: SMRAEDIS Date Recorded: 08 September 2010 Time Crisis 4 is currently the newest game in the Time Crisis series (if you don’t count the offshoot Razing Storm), released in 2006, where 2 more VSSE agents battle through 10 areas in attempt to save the day. The game lets you use the same 4 gun types, as in TC3, which you can change when hiding. This game gives you a lot more machine-gun ammo than TC3, but you have to use it at specific parts in the game to get the most points. The game added a Multi-Screen Battle feature, where you have either 2 or 3 screens to battle, with enemies coming from all directions. These require a lot of memorization, and failing the Battle will result in one life lost AND all of your time bonus for the area to be taken away. To move screens you have to point the gun outside of the screen, of the direction you want to move, or in the PS3 version, you can use one of the analogue sticks to change direction. Either way is rather fiddly, and it can easily go all wrong. (Also it likes to advise you to change direction at the wrong time, so you get hit just as you turn, wrecking your run. I see people falling for this all the time.) The scoring system has changed quite a bit …

It’s finally here! Here is a Time Crisis 4 / ????????4 video for all of you who requested this! No Miss and very High Scoring All Clear! Please please enjoy it. This is done on the PS3 original release version, and it is not the Playstation Move version, which is coming out rather soon. Player: SMRAEDIS Date Recorded: 08 September 2010 Time Crisis 4 is currently the newest game in the Time Crisis series (if you don’t count the offshoot Razing Storm), released in 2006, where 2 more VSSE agents battle through 10 areas in attempt to save the day. The game lets you use the same 4 gun types, as in TC3, which you can change when hiding. This game gives you a lot more machine-gun ammo than TC3, but you have to use it at specific parts in the game to get the most points. The game added a Multi-Screen Battle feature, where you have either 2 or 3 screens to battle, with enemies coming from all directions. These require a lot of memorization, and failing the Battle will result in one life lost AND all of your time bonus for the area to be taken away. To move screens you have to point the gun outside of the screen, of the direction you want to move, or in the PS3 version, you can use one of the analogue sticks to change direction. Either way is rather fiddly, and it can easily go all wrong. (Also it likes to advise you to change direction at the wrong time, so you get hit just as you turn, wrecking your run. I see people falling for this all the time.) The scoring system has …
Video Rating: 4 / 5

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Time Crisis 4 – Stage 2-2

April 26, 2012 By admin 21 Comments

It’s finally here! Here is a Time Crisis 4 video for all of you who requested this! No Miss and very High Scoring All Clear! Please please enjoy it. This is done on the PS3 original release version, and it is not the Playstation Move version, which is coming out rather soon. Player: SMRAEDIS Date Recorded: 08 September 2010 Time Crisis 4 is currently the newest game in the Time Crisis series (if you don’t count the offshoot Razing Storm), released in 2006, where 2 more VSSE agents battle through 10 areas in attempt to save the day. The game lets you use the same 4 gun types, as in TC3, which you can change when hiding. This game gives you a lot more machine-gun ammo than TC3, but you have to use it at specific parts in the game to get the most points. The game added a Multi-Screen Battle feature, where you have either 2 or 3 screens to battle, with enemies coming from all directions. These require a lot of memorization, and failing the Battle will result in one life lost AND all of your time bonus for the area to be taken away. To move screens you have to point the gun outside of the screen, of the direction you want to move, or in the PS3 version, you can use one of the analogue sticks to change direction. Either way is rather fiddly, and it can easily go all wrong. (Also it likes to advise you to change direction at the wrong time, so you get hit just as you turn, wrecking your run. I see people falling for this all the time.) The scoring system has changed quite a bit …

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Time Crisis 4 – Stage 1-2

April 25, 2012 By admin 49 Comments

It’s finally here! Here is a Time Crisis 4 video for all of you who requested this! No Miss and very High Scoring All Clear! Please please enjoy it. This is done on the PS3 original release version, and it is not the Playstation Move version, which is coming out rather soon. Player: SMRAEDIS Date Recorded: 08 September 2010 Time Crisis 4 is currently the newest game in the Time Crisis series (if you don’t count the offshoot Razing Storm), released in 2006, where 2 more VSSE agents battle through 10 areas in attempt to save the day. The game lets you use the same 4 gun types, as in TC3, which you can change when hiding. This game gives you a lot more machine-gun ammo than TC3, but you have to use it at specific parts in the game to get the most points. The game added a Multi-Screen Battle feature, where you have either 2 or 3 screens to battle, with enemies coming from all directions. These require a lot of memorization, and failing the Battle will result in one life lost AND all of your time bonus for the area to be taken away. To move screens you have to point the gun outside of the screen, of the direction you want to move, or in the PS3 version, you can use one of the analogue sticks to change direction. Either way is rather fiddly, and it can easily go all wrong. (Also it likes to advise you to change direction at the wrong time, so you get hit just as you turn, wrecking your run. I see people falling for this all the time.) The scoring system has changed quite a bit …

It’s finally here! Here is a Time Crisis 4 video for all of you who requested this! No Miss and very High Scoring All Clear! Please please enjoy it. This is done on the PS3 original release version, and it is not the Playstation Move version, which is coming out rather soon. Player: SMRAEDIS Date Recorded: 08 September 2010 Time Crisis 4 is currently the newest game in the Time Crisis series (if you don’t count the offshoot Razing Storm), released in 2006, where 2 more VSSE agents battle through 10 areas in attempt to save the day. The game lets you use the same 4 gun types, as in TC3, which you can change when hiding. This game gives you a lot more machine-gun ammo than TC3, but you have to use it at specific parts in the game to get the most points. The game added a Multi-Screen Battle feature, where you have either 2 or 3 screens to battle, with enemies coming from all directions. These require a lot of memorization, and failing the Battle will result in one life lost AND all of your time bonus for the area to be taken away. To move screens you have to point the gun outside of the screen, of the direction you want to move, or in the PS3 version, you can use one of the analogue sticks to change direction. Either way is rather fiddly, and it can easily go all wrong. (Also it likes to advise you to change direction at the wrong time, so you get hit just as you turn, wrecking your run. I see people falling for this all the time.) The scoring system has changed quite a bit …
Video Rating: 5 / 5

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