Reservoir Dogs page controversy continues.....

[predator20]

Originally Posted by Yournamehere

I don't mind people adding to my page. I'm plenty open minded, but when it comes to slim margins of quality as we've seen here, a second opinion is almost necessary, and who better to give a second opinion than the one who did it first?

While you may be a major contributor to that page. It's not just your page.
"Please note that all contributions to imfdb :. guns in movies :. movie guns :. the internet movie firearms database may be edited, altered, or removed by other contributors."

I think you're trying too much to keep your own images on the page. When someone selects one of the pics your username is still there, it's just wouldn't be your current pic. The credit to you is still there.

The coloring is better on Gunman's pics. You spent all that time reverting his images back to yours when they should have been left alone.

[Yournamehere]

If you read my post in the discussion section of the Reservoir Dogs page, you'd understand that I understand the philosophy behind page ownership and the freedom of alteration. What I'm discussing is more of a grey area than that. I put up a poll so people can vote which is better. These are the examples:

Gunman69's newest image:


Yournamehere's brightened image:

[Spartan198]

I have to say Gunman's newest image looks of better quality to me.

[Zulu Two Six]

i dont want to interfere with this pissing contest but....
why do you need us? just solve it between yourselves in an orderly manner.
and if it ensues then you can tell us

[Yournamehere]

We tried, it came to this.

[MT2008]

I have a solution...

Since I seem to be one of the only people on IMFDB with Blu Ray, maybe I'll hunt down the Blu Ray version of the film and re-do the page myself. I've already owned two different DVD versions of this movie, but I guess I don't mind since it's so awesome.

There, problem solved. Now, both of you...SHUT UP!

[Yournamehere]

I'm satisfied with that. '90s filming on DVD with .jpeg imaging can only go so far. If you get the blu-ray, get a few caps and we can see how they look.