If an individual discussion thread was created at the time I populated the database, it was included and the "discuss" link shows up. If they don't have the "discuss" link, they there is no thread for that film, or if there is one it was created since my last sweep through the threads.
If you know of a thread for a film, but there is no "discuss" link, feel free to send me the title and the link and I'll udpate the database.
You need to log in so we can verify if you are eligible to vote or not. In the main Twilight Fest Section there is a sticky that describes the login issue and what to do. Here's the link:
Awesome Larry. This is one Ive been waiting to view. I havent looked at one user thread, I want to view each on face value. Good luck to all those who put their blood and sweat into this.
Just kidding. :grin: Thought I would reminisce about TimeFest when there were at least three posts complaining about log-in failures on every page of this thread (even thought the solution was posted SEVERAL times )
As always, great work everyone! I have only one question: when will viewing end? I have school so it's hard to watch a bunch everyday, so I want to know how to manage everything.
With each film I watch these get better and better. I am happy I can't vote because i really wouldn't know how to decide. I've seen Cold Calls, and Anti De Presence, Possible Charlie.
Well, that's the beauty of our voting system ... you don't choose one film over another. Instead you rate where you think that film is on a scale of 1 - 10, where 1 means the film couldn't get any worse and 10 means it couldn't get any better.
Once all these votes come in we collect the results and generate an average of total votes per film and then rank based on the average. After extensive testing before building this system, and then seeing it in action last fest, it has proved itself to be an extremely fair and accurate representation of the quality of the film.