The Animation and Movie Recollection: Exploiting the Full Potential of the Internet

All my dreams of having the luxuries of life is coming to "full circle" (or a quarter of it). I have been deprived of almost every child's dream back when I was young because of financial reasons (okay! okay! We are a poor family), but that didn't stop me from striving hard. And after I graduated and thanks to my dear friend Vin I finally am stable to provide with myself and family the simple (to grand) luxuries of life... starting of with an internet connection.



Just recently (September 22, to be precise), I applied and acquired our very own internet connection which made me jumped with joy. I am a big net person for I blog a lot online besides Life on a Pencil I also author CMAQUEST [http://cmaquest.blogspot.com]), download a lot from emulated games, watching and sometimes downloading animations online up to some dirty things which I think you and I already know (hahahaha). I can say I am now able to exploit the powers of the internet by downloading hit movies (some may call it piracy but I don't redistribute) from the internet through torrents (which I will make a review also in the future).

Some of the high definitions (DVD-ripped .avi) movies I've already downloaded and watched are the Love Guru, The Ultimate Avengers movie 1 and 2, Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, Dark Floors, Dark Tunnel, the Onion Movie, Forbidden Kingdom, Street Kings, Scorpion King 2, and Speed Racer...

I have also started to download animated television series of both the past and the present hit animation series like Spiderman The Animated Series and Wolverine and the X-Men (which I made a review on CMAQUEST - here -)

I have also started downloading a whoping 8 Gigabytes of filesize for the complete animated series of the 90's Spiderman. I can almost remember all of its episodes. Her is the series' opening theme:



Will you agree with me when I say that they made better television story and animations (loyal to the comic books) back in the 90's?