[quote=Camo]There's a guy called camozippo - http://www.movieforums.com/community/member.php?u=62298

And one called Camonte - http://www.movieforums.com/community/member.php?u=3539

I want to meet those two, they are probably pretty cool and interesting. Camonte was trying to find a way to contact Tarantino - http://www.movieforums.com/community/showthread.php?anchor=1&p=126421#post126421[/quote]

[quote=Sir Toose]and the point is...?



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[quote=Roy C.]Lol...just looking at the first page..there's a person named Clarence whose latest activity is from 2006.[/quote]

[quote=Roy C.]Thanks for the link.  Good Lord that's *a lot* of members...lol. There's probably a bunch of people that sign up to ask one question, and then never post again.[/quote]

[quote=Yoda]That's pretty heavily culled: if we never deleted any users, we'd be at around 95,000, but we periodically delete inactive accounts if they've never posted.[/quote]

[quote=Camo]Here Roy - http://www.movieforums.com/community/memberlist.php

My guess is 17526.[/quote]

[quote=Roy C.]Hey Yoda,

Is there a page that lists all the registered members?  How many would you say there are?[/quote]

[quote=doubledenim][font=century gothic]Is this where I file a complaint about having a 5-year-old design the PS store interface?[/font][/quote]

[quote=Austruck]Our huge Smart TV has a window that pops up along the left side of the screen for any of the apps. You can't actually browse much at all. As long as you already know what you want to watch, you can search for it with the search box. Otherwise, just scrolling around to pick something else is a nightmare. And this was not a cheap TV. 

So I was glad when Xfinity added their own Netflix app to their new onscreen system. We're still stuck with the TV's terrible app for Amazon Prime, though.[/quote]

[quote=Tacitus]I have an Android TV and, the Amazon one aside, all the apps are great. Netflix is as snappy as it is on a much more powerful games console. Mine even runs Kodi and transcodes my movie collection under its own steam, and (in computing terms anyway) it's a pretty modestly powered device.

It's the first time a smart TV has made sense to me because, like you say, they're usually grossly underpowered.[/quote]

[quote=Austruck]I don't mind their app on their own devices. (I use an Amazon Fire TV stick on the kitchen tiny TV.) 

All the apps on our Smart TV are awful, though, even Netflix. I was so happy when Comcast/xfinity upgraded us to their new cool X1 service because it includes their own Netflix app thing and it's SOOOO much nicer than the Smart TV app was.[/quote]