The Hive!

[hafrogman]

Ouch! no. That was one of the worse movies I have ever seen.

Really? Huh.

You need to go watch 'Nothing But Trouble'. Then you'll know what a TRULY bad movie looks like. You'll also be scarred for life, but thems the breaks, kid.

 

[Ginnel]

One of Tom Hanks earliest movies that starred Daryll Hannah as a Mermaid. Basically a romantic comedy. John Candy plays Tom's hedonistic brother.

Its okay. Not one I would buy but I had taped it from HBO or something back in the 80's when my parent's had a satellite disk.

If I'm not mistaken Daryll Hannah goes topless in that one, being a mermaid an' all

 

[Angel Tarragon]

The "island" of Moradin. Imagine the world's largest volcano filled with heavy metals (iron & adamantine). The mouth of the volcano was over 5 miles wide. It cools then becomes exstict. Now dwarves find it and begin to tunnel in it and creat a roughly round SOLID IRON island kingdom stronghold. Below it under the water (miles below) are gems and secret passageways to other lands that they only know.

Whoa!

Halflings

Floating city. Inspired by Waterworld. They float over sunken ruins and dive for treasure and resources. Then move on to the next one. Generally friendly and open as they do a lot of trade with other island nations.

Mongoose has a supplement that I own and really like caledd Stormhaven. Its basically a city buil on/over the sea atop massive pillars. I intend to have lots of these in Alsteir.

Gollem city

Warforged basically. It was where everyone was a mage that built things (House Cannith) including their speciality- Golems. And many were treated as family pets given limited intelligence. These "pets" were handed down from generation to generation as an heirloom might. Recently they have been created war-type golems but no one knows why or whom commishened the job.... or was it them themselves that are preparing for war.

I've got this idea stuck in my head that is quite similar. Think stufeed animals manufactured like golems. Plush golems. Every kid would want one. Every parent loves the idea loves the idea of it, because a plush golem never needs to be feed and doesn't need to be kept up after.

Not sure how I'm gonna stat that out.

any more? These are from the top of my head. I have notes that I began to unbury when cleaning the hobby room.

If you have any more like the one I've quoted, I'd love to see 'em.

 

[hafrogman]

If I'm not mistaken Daryll Hannah goes topless in that one, being a mermaid an' all

Well, there's topless. . . as in not wearing a top. And then there's topless as in you can actually see anything of value.

If I remember correctly, the movie was rated 'G'. One guess as to which type of topless. *sigh*

 

[Angel Tarragon]

Well here's the next phase

Lookin' good. What program are you using?

 

[Blackrat]

Lookin' good. What program are you using?

MS Paint & GIMP. GIMP has some pretty interesting features now that I've taken time to familiarize myself with it.

 

[Ginnel]

Well here's the next phase

Bascillus Icelandus?

Hmm will it have a set of mountains which are either a volcano or shaped like something or maybe both?

 

[Mathew_Freeman]

Really? Huh.

You need to go watch 'Nothing But Trouble'. Then you'll know what a TRULY bad movie looks like. You'll also be scarred for life, but thems the breaks, kid.

I vote for "Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead" as the worst film I've ever seen.

I say seen - I turned it off after 20 minutes.

 

[megamania]

If I'm not mistaken Daryll Hannah goes topless in that one, being a mermaid an' all

long thick hair = PG rating

 

[Angel Tarragon]

If I'm not mistaken Daryll Hannah goes topless in that one, being a mermaid an' all

Yup, definetely Splash (1984).