That's nothing. It's entirely possible that Verbal Kint was really Keyser Soze.

In German, it's like "Soylent Grün ist menschfleisch!". :D

I like that version even better.

Comes across more as "Soylent Green is human flesh!"

i am so proud to have started this enthusiastic thread about..

'WHAT HAPPENS AT THE END OF STUFF, IN DIFFERENT LANGUAGES TOO.'

:woot:

PS. now. i've got a film called 'Titanic' to watch tonight so dont go spoiling it for me, willya now?

i feel you, i'm planning to watch "Sink the Bismarck".

Man, that is really rude of them to give it away right in the title like that.

Hee. One of my favorite memories of my dad is when he was in a convalescent home recovering from a stroke - my mom and sister and I went to see "Titanic" one weekend and then drove over to visit him afterwards. When he asked what we'd been up to I told him we'd been to see the movie "Titanic" and he looked at me with a twinkle in his eye and said, "Really? How does it end?"

If Titanic was a UBISoft game it would end just as they sight the iceberg.

i know, it was totally unfair :shifty:, just like Downfall :damn:.

memories?... my condolences.

i must admit i laughed quite hard at that.

Thanks. He passed in 1998. He was 80 years old and due to some chronic health problems had been unable to get up and around for a couple years or more. He was always an active man and I know how much he hated being confined - but he never lost his sense of humor. :DL

:rotfl2:

I do feel for the devs as it's the publisher that decides what type of DRM (if any) is used in a product. But it's the Publishers Draconian DRM thats stopping me buying this on release nothing else. I can even live, grudgingly with the 1943 termination and the single U-Boat type.

Even if SH5 was the bees knees in subsims with Manual targeting, working heads (that really flush), Wolfpacks and accurate to the nth degree I still would not buy it with it's present DRM.

I refuse to pay for a game that I cannot use when I want too, that is dependant on a remote security system that may or may not deem me worthy of playing and that I have to stay connected to teh internets during play.

So I will vote with my wallet and wait to see if the DRM is removed in future and in truth will probably wait a few years on the Gold Edition.

So if the devs are going without food etc, blame Ubisoft. I dont think its fair to guilt trip a customer into buying a product with this type of DRM just to keep this particular franchise alive. It sends the wrong message to Ubisoft who will see the sales as an acceptance of their DRM policy and is to me at least a tad shortsighted.

Just my 2p worth

Cheers

Garion