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A lot of people still are. Free porn sites are full of badly shot, badly duplicated, badly compressed porn that goes back years, even decades.

They're still getting views.

It's remarkable technology, but with more and more people watching TV shows, movies and porn on handheld devices with small screens it's probably overkill for anything except cinema releases. Clarity isn't the same thing as quality anyway, if it was no-one would ever use diffusion or shallow focus ...

Hmm. All I ever get at a cinema is a chock ice.

Well no-one would pull out of Michelle, that's for certain.

And Quantum of Solace is pants. I liked 'Skyfall' a lot, but it's far from oerfect. The plot is full of holes and Bond fails at the end. The move compensates with loads of charm and by moving fast enough to gloss over the cracks. By the end of the movie Bond's actually returned to the world we saw ...

I think that's correct. Lots of people like the Conservative idea, but not what it's done to their lives after a couple of year of Cameron in No.10. so they voted for the "other" conservative party instead. Labour will get back in, come 2015 (or sooner), and the Tories will rebuild their support ...

I'm not talking about content, it was always cost money to produce good content and (within reason) you'll get better content if you spend more money. What I'm talking about is delivery to the customer. If the customer pays LoveFilm or NetFlix or SkyGo a fee per month and then watches whatever they ...

Does cause of death factor into this? People are jerking off to Victorian porn and you can be pretty certain that everyone in those old loops is dead by now, of old age if nothing else? If you're wanking despite the performers having died then you're probably ok, if you're wanking because you know ...

Oh well, it was rubbish after all, but at least I can say that from actual experience, not prejudice! It does look substantially cheaper that 'Piranha 3D' but unless someone slashed the money a week before they started shooting, I'd hope that the filmmakers would work with the budget, not against it ...

All true. I do wonder how long TV channels, as we know them, will be around for now? With TV channels, it's up to the scheduler to decide what you watch and when, but we've been "time shifting" since the VCR was invented and now, with more channels launching their own internet services (iPlayer, 4oD ...