The Last Film You Saw.

[Mr.Shadow]

South American :hmph:

[Maxey]

bah, same hemisphere

[Mr.Shadow]

Africa doesn’t have jugnles does it?

[Maxey]

It has giraffes.

[Mr.Shadow]

But South America doesn’t. It has, however, Mexicans I believe. Practicly the same thing, though.

[papernick]

Too bad that Mexico is in North America, and their culture is nothing like Argentina’s.

[Mr.Shadow]

Okay I was wrong.

[Maxey]

Mexico is central america actually.

[papernick]

No. Lern2geography.

The United Mexican States, commonly known as Mexico, is a federal constitutional republic in North America.

Mexico is located at about 23° N and 102° W in the southern portion of North America. Almost all of Mexico lies in the North American Plate, with small parts of the Baja California peninsula on the Pacific and Cocos Plates. Geophysically, some geographers include the territory east of the Isthmus of Tehuantepec (around 12% of the total) within Central America. Geopolitically, however, Mexico is entirely considered part of North America, along with Canada and the United States

[Comrade_Tiki]

@acade365

No. Lern2geography.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Central_America#Usage:

In English speaking countries, Central America is considered a region of the North American continent… Mexico, in whole or in part, is sometimes included.

While your knowledge of English is very thorough, no Argentinean can know all the ins-and-outs of our language. You are excused for being a stickler.

[papernick]

@Comrade Tiki

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Central_America#Usage:

While your knowledge of English is very thorough, no Argentinean can know all the ins-and-outs of our language. You are excused for being a stickler.

And what does what people in english speaking countries consider to be central america have to do with anything? Maxey is from Portugal.

And BTW, what does ‘stickler’ mean? I used google translator but I also didn’t know what the word in spanish meant. :S

[Comrade_Tiki]

Rigorista? I don’t know how, but I understand that word just fine

A stickler is someone who’s too strict, often complaining when someone misses a detail or breaks a rule. Also, I realized how I know rigorista: a rigorist, someone who is rigorous/thorough/strict in what they do.

[papernick]

I think that the amount of kilometres separating South America from Mexico is not ‘a detail’.

[Comrade_Tiki]

On the internet it is.

[papernick]

:meh:

[Mr.Shadow]

I second that :meh:

[Kairouseki]

@ashton93

I watched one of the oldest movies i have seen. All quiet on the western front from 1979. A true classic. If you have an interest in war, you should difinetly watch it

That’s the oldest movie you’ve ever seen :S ? I have no need to watch that movie, I’ve seen the 1930s one .

[Comrade_Tiki]

Let’s compete for oldest film;
I’ve seen Buster Keaton’s Hard Luck (1921). Timeless comedy, more innovative than most of today’s humour. Would highly recommend.

[Victus]

Youth In Revolt : Interesting to say the least. It’s style and personality is rare in movies and I would enjoy more of them.

[Kairouseki]

@Comrade Tiki

Let’s compete for oldest film;
I’ve seen Buster Keaton’s Hard Luck (1921). Timeless comedy, more innovative than most of today’s humour. Would highly recommend.

The oldest movie I’ve watched all the way through was Nosferatu (1922). I did watch about half of Birth of a Nation (1915), though.

You should watch Metropolis (1927) if you haven’t already, it’s a masterpiece. Try to find the extended edition, though.

Edit: Now that I think about it I’ve seen the Roundhay Garden Scene ([noparse]1888[/noparse]) .