EvilZone

Duck Hunt
Marble Madness
Mario Bros 3
Pokemon
Sonic
Tekken
Madden
NHL/NFL Blitz

Anything John Scofield!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V4MK7TNDmDw

much power very information

- puddi, stop acting like you would even know how to play this game if you wanted to. lol

For real though, I've been waiting for an online player Vs. player hacking game so hopefully this will live up to my expectations. I don't like the idea of currency, earned by in game play time or otherwise, giving you an advantage over a player with higher skills who lacks the components you purchased. It should be an even playing field with an option to play in a ranked forum which would place you in a game with players that match your skill level according to your record and past performances. The objectives should also reflect the users skill level therefore cultivating a fertile environment for knowledge acquisition.

Updates: - Short description for each title.
                - Refined Torrent URL search.

Still needs if anyone wants to add on:
                - Text Formatting Within Terminal. (different colors, bold text, ect)
                - Critic or User Rating For Each Title (should be an easy one)
                - Replace ascii characters that are returned in titles.

import urllib
import re

#Rejected Strings To Exclude In The Found Titles (Review 7,8,11,12,13,14,15,16,19,20,21)
reject = ["Register or login to rate this title","Go to IMDbPro","PG_13","R","Delete","PG","image of title","Subscribe","image of ","G","TV_PG","image of character","image of name","TV_14","NOT_RATED","TV_MA"]

genre_dic = {1:"Action",2:"Adventure",3:"Animation",4:"Biography",5:"Comedy",6:"Crime",7:"Documentary",8:"Drama",9:"Family",10:"Fantasy",11:"Film-Noir",12:"History",13:"Horror",14:"Music",15:"Musical",16:"Mystery",17:"Romance",18:"Sci-Fi",19:"Sport",20:"Thriller",21:"War",22:"Western"}

#Scrapes Page For Movie Titles and Prints Them
#To Do: Replace Ascii Characters With Human Readable Text!
def find_list(url):
    movie_count = 1
    dis_count = 0
   
    title_list = []
    opened_url = urllib.urlopen(url)
    url_read = opened_url.read()

    descrip = '<span class="outline">(.+?)<'
    descrip_comp = re.compile(descrip)
    descrip_found = re.findall(descrip_comp,url_read)

    titles_reg = 'title="(.+?)"'
    titles_comp = re.compile(titles_reg)
    titles_found = re.findall(titles_comp,url_read)

    print "The Top 25 Titles Found In "+genre_dic[user_choice]+" Are:"
    print
    for titles in titles_found:
        if titles not in reject:
            if titles not in title_list:
                if titles[:4] != "User":
                    regex = '(.+?) \('
                    regex = re.compile(regex)
                    regex = re.findall(regex, titles)
                    print "Movie Number "+str(movie_count)+":"
                    print "Title: "+titles
                    print "Description: "+descrip_found[dis_count]
                    print "Torrent URL: http://kickass.to/usearch/"+regex[0]+"%20category:movies%20lang_id:2/"
                    print "--------------------------------------"
                    title_list.append(titles)
                    dis_count += 1
                    movie_count += 1
    print

#Intro & Help
print 'Welcome to the IMDB movie finder; A faster way to find movies.'
print 'Please select a number to view the corresponding genre'
print
print 'Action: 1\nAdventure: 2\nAnimation: 3\nBiography: 4\nComedy: 5\nCrime: 6\nDocumentary: 7\nDrama: 8\nFamily: 9\nFantasy: 10\nFilm-Noir: 11\nHistory: 12\nHorror: 13\nMusic: 14\nMusical: 15\nMystery: 16\nRomance: 17\nSci-Fi: 18\nSport: 19\nThriller: 20\nWar: 21\nWestern: 22\n'
print

#User Selects Genre
def genre_sel():
    global user_choice
    user_choice = raw_input("Enter number here or type 'exit': ")
    if user_choice != 'exit':
        user_choice = int(user_choice)
        print
    else:
        exit()

#Processes User Selection
def program_loop():
    genre_sel()
    if user_choice <= len(genre_dic):
        url = 'http://www.imdb.com/genre/'+genre_dic[user_choice].lower()+'/?ref_=gnr_mn_ac_mp'
        find_list(url)
        program_loop()

    else:
        print "Invalid Selection!"
        program_loop()

program_loop()


Yeah I also caught that but yeah worked fine. I'll have to look into text formatting modules so I can make the output look nicer because I like the idea of just keeping it a command line interface and keeping it as efficient as possible.

They should be on the same network by default fool. Start by running ifconfig on kali and then ping that ip from the windows machine.

I'm always looking for new movies to watch so I wrote a elementary command line script that scrapes IMDB for the current top 25 movies in any genre. It's faster then looking through the site itself. If people like the idea and would use it, I'll probably convert it into a web app that has more functionality. I attached the script if you wanna try it even though most of you are obviously capable of writing a way better one yourselves.

There use to and rarely but sometimes still is some artistic integrity within ads. Selling products is obviously essential to our economy and small and local businesses advertisements don't bother me. Like those above me have stated, it's the abuse by fuck tards who created spammy and shity ads to further expand there local business destroying, monopoly-esque corporations that have led us to implement ad blocks. As with many things in society, the fair play of a few is eclipsed by the abuse of most. As a web designer, fuck it, I'll generate revenue on the quality of my work, not the click bait convoluting the aesthetics of the page.