LilyHammer

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LilyHammer

Lilyhammer (2012)
TV Series | 45 min | Comedy, Crime, Drama

A New York mobster goes into hiding in rural Lillehammer in Norway after testifying against his former associates.

Creators: Eilif Skodvin, Anne Bjørnstad
Stars: Steven Van Zandt, Trond Fausa, Steinar Sagen |







Review : Like Sopranos just in Norway
Steven Van Zandt what can i say more ?

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I personally think dubbed tv is the worst thing ever made, though, and welcome subs. It's nice to have something in your own language, but only if it was recorded that way. The fact alone that the lips are out of sync, is terribly annoying.

Normally, I would agree with you. However, in Germany there are very good dubbing studios (maybe the best in the world). All speakers are actors/actresses, and most dubs are very professional and lip-synced. Of course, there are some exceptions (as usual). When I have time, I watch things in English, but otherwise, and especially in this case with Norwegian parts, I prefer a German-dubbed version (and LilyHammer's is really good).


Speaking of which, thanks to anon for correcting my English posts. I know it's not perfect, but I'm still trying.

[anon]

don't worry ..you're still a peach

Thanks, I'll keep that in mind next time I'm hungry.

Many happy returns for your dad with health and happiness ..
no wonder you're a moderator ..you came from an IT familly

Uh, maybe. I think I was 3 the first time I used a computer. It would not turn into an habit until much later, though. For a middle-class family such as mine, purchasing a computer in the 90s was quite a financial adventure. We would have to wait until the turn of the century before it became a reality.

Speaking of which, thanks to anon for correcting my English posts. I know it's not perfect, but I'm still trying.

And you will improve. All it takes is constant practice. And the good news is, it can and very often is fun.

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Uh, maybe. I think I was 3 the first time I used a computer. It would not turn into an habit until much later, though. For a middle-class family such as mine, purchasing a computer in the 90s was quite a financial adventure. We would have to wait until the turn of the century before it became a reality.

oh..what times was back then ,,. i still remember the struggle for a pentiumI and after 10 years for an AMD athlon 1700+ ..back when the games had gameplay and made you feel something ...what gold times..(nostalgic)

[ozymandis]

oh..what times was back then ,,. i still remember the struggle for a pentiumI and after 10 years for an AMD athlon 1700+ ..back when the games had gameplay and made you feel something ...what gold times..(nostalgic)

Nostalgic indeed and games those were the best of times instead of over reliance on graphics these days

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i still rememeber the nights spent on Half-Life | Opposing Force | my first shooters ,
Warcraft II Warcraft III , DOOM II , Duke Nukem ,Heroes ,Project IGI , AVP ,MaxPayne....ahh..drawl

[anon]

I think I went to sleep at 5am when I first got Half-Life and Counter-Strike working, and they didn't even run well (< 30 FPS). GTA Vice City would not start at all, because it demanded 32 MB of VRAM, but the BIOS on that computer would only let you allocate either 2, 4 or 8 megabytes to the integrated video adapter... I recall wishing I could give more out of the available 256 MB to play it and make other games work better.

Later on, I'd get the computer I'm using to this day.

DOOM II

I made a dedicated MS-DOS bootdisk to play it at full speed. I'd eventually learn about Doom95.

[ozymandis]

I still remember the 1st time I used bullet time in max payne it was epic and dukenuke em halflife too a lot of us were hooked on project IGI ah those days . i still play warcraft 3 sometimes

[anon]

I still remember the 1st time I used bullet time in max payne it was epic

Same here with Enter the Matrix, another one that wouldn't run on my computer but I'd play at a cafe as often as was possible.

I tried Max Payne once but it was too "serious" for me, I preferred the other more fast-paced games.