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Vagabundo posted:The description immediately tells you where you can watch it digitally, so I doubt it. Legit think these are fake. The Copenhagen film festival does not give out awards for "best writer", I cannot find any info about this film receiving an award, and, crucially, Denmark is not located within Sweden
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As far as I know "Mexico International Film Festival" doesn't exist. Our biggest one is FICM or The Morelia International Film Festival in english. And it seems they don't award films by foreign directors. By the way FICM seems to have free to watch films, just in case any goon wants to check it out: https://moreliafilmfest.com/en/cine-en-linea/
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Y'all would be surprised at how many "film festivals" actually exist just to give away awards to films like that. It's a pure "pay for entry, get an award" kind of thing. Some of them actually screen the films for the public, some don't. They're just laurel factories.
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Hakkesshu posted:Legit think these are fake. The Copenhagen film festival does not give out awards for "best writer", I cannot find any info about this film receiving an award, and, crucially, Denmark is not located within Sweden lmbo
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I want to see what's on offer at the SummerSlam Film Festival
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quote:Heidi Montag
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I had no idea that website would be an absolute goldmine when I posted the link.
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Vagabundo posted:I had no idea that website would be an absolute goldmine when I posted the link. Check out the synopsis, it gives away more of the plot than any trailer ever has.
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Hakkesshu posted:Legit think these are fake. The Copenhagen film festival does not give out awards for "best writer", I cannot find any info about this film receiving an award, and, crucially, Denmark is not located within Sweden Haha, there's a bunch of these. I hope they had a great time in Melbourne, Austria. Or at the IIPMF, which was apparently held at sn unknown location.
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The capital of Europe, Warsaw.
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But if Jesus existed he would've been dead for several years by 33 AD.
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Hakkesshu posted:The capital of Europe, Warsaw. Civilization 5 crew represent
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Groovelord Neato posted:But if Jesus existed he would've been dead for several years by 33 AD. No they’re going after him post the apostles using the Dragon Balls to resurrect him, but before he evolved into a Super Saiyan.
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Proteus Jones posted:No they’re going after him post the apostles using the Dragon Balls to resurrect him, but before he evolved into a Super Saiyan. There is a LOT of fan art about this 
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gently caress. But of course there is.
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DBZ is pretty appropriate for Easter because there are tons of fights where the hero gets buried in some rock and then there's a dramatic pause and reveal before he rises out of it.
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All of this could have been avoided if Ridley Scott wasn’t such a coward and made Gladiator 2.
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Lobok posted:DBZ is pretty appropriate for Easter because there are tons of fights where the hero gets buried in some rock and then there's a dramatic pause and reveal before he rises out of it. Happy Noodle Boy posted:All of this could have been avoided if Ridley Scott wasn’t such a coward and made Gladiator 2. My quarantined brain combined these two posts and was trying to remember scenes from Gladiator where Russel Crowe got buried under rocks and rose out of them after a dramatic pause for a good minute or two.
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i dont think i even care who directs it, as long as Nick Cave's script gets made.
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Goddamn good script.
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am i misremembering or was Aronofsky attached at some point & a reference of sorts made its way into the Noah script? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FFCXHr8aKDk&t=165s
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McSpanky posted:Noah was so freaking good. Was it?
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The Clowner posted:Was it? yes i mean even if you dont care for russel crowe (i dont), it is still excellent
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its not my favorite aronofsky, thats fair
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idk what to say. its aronofskys "least good" movie but that lil soldier bit, the gnostic/environemental message, the acting (despite crowe). this all still puts it at a pretty high shelf imo
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All I remember from Noah is rock people.
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clown shoes posted:All I remember from Noah is rock people. Which reminded me of the Transformers in the Bay movies, which had Megatron/Metatron as a fallen angel searching for a magic cube.
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Krankenstyle posted:yes Noah is good. It and Exodus: Gods and Kings were solid biblical epics.
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i was unable to finish Exodus. i love the stories from the old testaments but not that one. i dont think i can explain why, byt that movie was bad. sorry :/
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I'm a big fan of The Fountain, so I always appreciated that the first few frames of "light" from Noah's Creation scene linked above resembles Xibalba from that film. v v
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Noah was extremely good until the flood. The goddamn rock people were amazing.
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That one scene where Noah and family are huddled in the ark having to listen to the screams of people outside really stuck with me. Exodus: Gods and Kings wasn't nearly as good.
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Yeah, it was a pretty bad movie. The only scene that I really remember from it was Ramses' adviser providing a scientific explanation for the various plagues, then the shot immediately after that was him hanging from a noose. Funny as hell.
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The film's depiction of the plagues becoming overtly supernatural once the science advisor is dead is a neat touch.
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This is one of the biggest tonal shifts I've ever seen in a trailer. It starts out looking like a somber movie about William Holden as a mountain man going back to the valley he was born in to die, and well, just watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=emo0uffHltk
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The MSJ posted:directed by Josh Trank. I am shocked he was allowed behind a camera again.
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