Poll Choose your favorite Tex film

[Mojave]

If your going to vote, please post a comment or two.


This is a better poll than the last one. Place your vote on whichever video you like best.

The poll results will choose the winning movie(s) and the results will be given to Tex and maybe we can arrange a new thread with those movies in it.



This poll will close in 15 days

Ir is strongly recommended that you vote one and not for all, because the favorite one will be the one aded after the poll, note, you don't have to abide by this rule.

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You can watch Tex's films here.


Watch, decide, vote!

http://www.vimeo.com/texfilms/videos

 

[orb]

You have broken links in the post:

Tex_films

and in signature:

Vote on Tex's films here

 

[Mojave]

Thank you I'll fix that.

 

[Mantis]

Of those choices, I'd say the Apollo 11 Remastered but my real favorite is his DGIV to ISS Tutorial. That one movie clarified a whole lot of stuff for me in terms of rendez-vous and docking.

 

[Izack]

If I were to pick, I would say 'Cosmic Serenity.'
I liked all the films, though. He's got a real talent for it.

 

[sfpilot]

he Should make an Official Orbiter Promotional video. He's got the talant and He's got Fraps .

 

[Mojave]

BTW everyone, Tex is allowed to vote also.

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Happy voting

 

[Unstung]

I voted, but I find it strange that a thread like this would be made. :lol:
The Apollo 11 one has a near-complete story which gives it an edge, separating it from a montage. But most of his visuals are eye candy, which he excels at implementing.

Sfpilot, I think [ame="http://www.vimeo.com/9061682"]'Orbital Reflections' - Orbiter 2006 Tribute on Vimeo[/ame] can be considered as a promo.

 

[Bendarr]

In my case it was such a close call between Reflections and Apollo 11 remastered that it was hard to choose. I had to go with Reflections. Both have excellent Musical scores and visually very nice. The only reason that I would give Reflections the edge is that while listening I can sorta "groove" to the music. But man it's such a close call for me.

 

[Mojave]

Me too.

 

[Tycho]

All of Tex's films are absolutely stunning. I would have to choose Apollo 11 Remastered, though, as it vividly illustrates the greatest moment in human history with intricate and beautiful detail (I've watched it at least seven times!).