u/McFigroll

I really enjoy when they talk about the more technical side of film making.

I re-watched the "Best of the Worst: New Releases" episode and they briefly discuss different aspects of film making through out. I just find it really interesting when they talk about what not to do, why things are done a certain way, how a scene can be improved and even re-editing a scene as an example. I'm just a regular movie enjoyer but all these tidbits make me appreciate the process more. Let me know of some other episodes i might have forgotten about to check out.

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u/McFigroll — 1 day ago
▲ 30 r/CitiesSkylines+1 crossposts

Im tired of zoning low density housing everywhere. How can i can i get people to live in other densities?

I've just started a new city after many years of not playing and every time i expand, the need for low density housing sky rockets but i want to start seeing larger building like apartment blocks or even sky scrapers. How do i increase the need for medium and high density housing?

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u/McFigroll — 4 days ago
▲ 82 r/TopGear

What was genuinely the most dangerous cheap builds they took on the road?

My vote goes to Jeremy's Leaning Tower of Citroën.

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u/McFigroll — 10 days ago