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Wolfgang Pauli posted:Sixty Seconds to What? Thanks! Unfortunately, all the versions I can find are some different version. Oh well. Thanks!
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Nutsngum posted:This just made me realise that Captain Planet spoiled the Fith Element. OF COURSE the fith elemnt has to be heart/love. Duh Hoooooly poo poo. my mind is blown.
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Aug 10, 2009 22:35
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Nutsngum posted:This just made me realise that Captain Planet spoiled the Fith Element. OF COURSE the fith elemnt has to be heart/love. Duh Now all I can think of is that guy who does Matti on the Nostalgia Critic vids. Heart! Heart! Heart motherfuckers!
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Aug 10, 2009 22:42
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Rake Arms posted:Maybe the rest of the DNA was used to encode memories and such. Or did they alreay address how she retains her memory? No, it's a film so they don't cover every potential issue. A book might go into it, but a film just doesn't have time unless it's central to the plot. BTW - favorite Fifth Element moment: When Bruce Willis asks "Who is in charge?", then immediately blasts that one...
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Can someone post that diagram that explains all the timelines in Primer?
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Aug 16, 2009 05:31
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sex offendin Link posted:Can someone post that diagram that explains all the timelines in Primer? I think you mean this one, although it should be noted that this interpretation is not necessarily the correct one. This article describes a slightly different (and in my opinion more plausible) set of timelines.
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I'm recently getting into 3-d viewing at home, I'm aware that it's nowhere as good as the effect in theaters; but I'm still engaged by it. So far I've seen Coraline and My Bloody Valentine, I loved the former and was rather disappointed by the latter, both as stand-alone movies and as 3-D experiences. I have 'Journey to the Center of the Earth' on the way, just for the 3-D aspect as I wouldn't be seeing it otherwise. Is there anything you guys can suggest as far as more 3-D movies go? Also, I'm finding that the Green/Pink glasses seem to give a better effect than the Red/Blue, but that might be because the last time I've used the Red/Blue were for things like comic books when I was 10. Do home movies still use the Red/Blue or is that a thing of the past?
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Aug 16, 2009 22:42
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I was watching yet another Rocky marathon on Spike, and something came to my mind... I never quite understood exactly how Paulie squandered Rocky's money, which ended up sending him back to the ghetto. Can someone enlighten me on this?
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Aug 17, 2009 08:01
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I don't know if this is the right place for this but I have a question concerning DVD software. I do a lot of my renting from the public library, which means that a lot of the discs are in not-awesome shape. Half the time I start watching a movie only to have it start to crap out and skip on me. I was wondering if there exists some kind of program that can scan through a DVD and see if it will skip without having to watch the whole thing. I've been burned three times in the past two weeks with movies that I watched an hour of only to find the rest nigh unwatchable - I'd like to be able to prevent that in the future.
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Dancing Potato posted:I don't know if this is the right place for this but I have a question concerning DVD software. I do a lot of my renting from the public library, which means that a lot of the discs are in not-awesome shape. Half the time I start watching a movie only to have it start to crap out and skip on me. I was wondering if there exists some kind of program that can scan through a DVD and see if it will skip without having to watch the whole thing. I've been burned three times in the past two weeks with movies that I watched an hour of only to find the rest nigh unwatchable - I'd like to be able to prevent that in the future. Get a SkipDoctor. It'll fix those about 75% of the time. There is software that will backup a DVD while skipping over unreadable sectors, but I'm not sure if the mods would want me to name it or link to it.
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ClydeUmney posted:Thanks! Unfortunately, all the versions I can find are some different version. Oh well. Thanks! Get this CD, its wonderful. http://www.amazon.com/Legendary-Italian-Westerns-Film-Composers/dp/B000002WE1/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1250619571&sr=8-2
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itrorev posted:I was watching yet another Rocky marathon on Spike, and something came to my mind... Rocky, Adrian, and Adrian's brother Paulie return to their lavish Philadelphia home to find out that Paulie had signed 'power of attorney' over to Balboa's accountant, who had, in turn, squandered most of his money on real estate flipping.
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Aug 18, 2009 19:39
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Dinner Dream posted:I have two questions regarding Delicatessen: What were those little cylinders that the two tenants were drilling holes in and checking with a tuning fork? And at the final confrontation scene why does Mademoiselle Plusse give Clapet The Australian? I thought from the dancing scenes among others Mademoiselle Plusse was warming to Louison, was that all fake? What did she have to gain from that if so? Been a while since I saw it. Cos one of my mates has it (Still hasn't watched it either) But I think The tubes are animal calls, being that the people of the world seem to have to do anything they can to find food. And I figured Mademoiselle Plusse gives Clapet The Australian because she has seen it in action, and so knows that it will return to Clapet and take him out rather than Louison.
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I just saw Pontypool. It was on an airplane so I missed a bit of exposition. I think I understand the gerneral idea of what was going on but do they ever explain what started the whole mess? Why only English was infected? They say that it's understanding the concept that makes you a zombie, so shouldn't writing or reading be just as bad in any language as hearing it in English. Why do the zombies eventually explode? And did they make everything worse by broadcasting? Was the main guy infected at the end like the military said or was his "cure" working? Maybe I'm looking for too many answers.
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Armyman25 posted:Rocky, Adrian, and Adrian's brother Paulie return to their lavish Philadelphia home to find out that Paulie had signed 'power of attorney' over to Balboa's accountant, who had, in turn, squandered most of his money on real estate flipping. How exactly is Paulie able to execute that on Rocky's behalf?
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Can someone explain the ending to Videodrome? It was on last night and after watching it again I have no clue what's going on with it. Especially the very ending with Max Renn shooting himself in the head. Was it just a trick from Videodrome? Or is he actually supposed to transform from doing it?
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Aug 23, 2009 19:12
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"The 4th Floor" with Juliette Lewis. There's a room full of Styrofoam packing, sort of like a quicksand type stall room. I'm trying to remember the name of it. I believe it's a French word...and it's driving me crazy. Also pretty sure it starts with a "P" although not positive about that. EDIT: I think it's "oubliette". Coffey fucked around with this message at 19:39 on Aug 23, 2009 |
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Aug 23, 2009 19:32
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I just saw the "Time Travellers Wife". Apparently the wife keeps having miscarriages because the babies have the genetic time traveling gene, and they " time travel" out of the womb. When Eric Bana time travels he pops up in random places. Does this mean there are a bunch of 3-7 month fetus's appearing out of this air? How long would they survive? What would you do if you were riding the subway and a bloody half formed fetus popped into your lap?
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KillRoy posted:I just saw the "Time Travellers Wife". Apparently the wife keeps having miscarriages because the babies have the genetic time traveling gene, and they " time travel" out of the womb. When Eric Bana time travels he pops up in random places. Does this mean there are a bunch of 3-7 month fetus's appearing out of this air? How long would they survive? What would you do if you were riding the subway and a bloody half formed fetus popped into your lap? That's a horrifying thought. But, I can't help but think it would be a much more interesting film.
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I skimmed and didn't see this, where did originate the city entrance sign with the Population: <#> and then while the town is being slaughtered, it changes to Population: 0. Also what about "Welcome To
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Serious Michael posted:Also what about "Welcome To I know they do it in High Plains Drifter, so maybe that.
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muscles like this? posted:I know they do it in High Plains Drifter, so maybe that. I read a summary on IMDb, is this movie as loving awesome as it sounds? I love westerns.
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Aug 23, 2009 23:18
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KillRoy posted:I just saw the "Time Travellers Wife". Apparently the wife keeps having miscarriages because the babies have the genetic time traveling gene, and they " time travel" out of the womb. When Eric Bana time travels he pops up in random places. Does this mean there are a bunch of 3-7 month fetus's appearing out of this air? How long would they survive? What would you do if you were riding the subway and a bloody half formed fetus popped into your lap? I don't know if it happens in the movie, but in the book the author causes a huge problem by having the time traveler visit himself in the past more than once (he has sex with himself at sixteen, the author has an odd idea of how hormones work for young men). Logically speaking, that would mean that each instance of him would be traveling about - therefore there'd be an infinite number of them visiting his wife and also the ending doesn't matter as he can be replaced.
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Serious Michael posted:I read a summary on IMDb, is this movie as loving awesome as it sounds? I love westerns. It's probably my favorite Clint Eastwood movie ever (as a director, not an actor), so yeah, it's loving awesome. It's cool, 'cause it's just as much a horror movie as it is a western, and is the earliest example I know of in that subgenre.
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ShawnWilkesBooth posted:he has sex with himself at sixteen What? Can you elaborate on this a little bit?
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It's not flat out stated, but it talks about how he goes back in time (when he's sixteen to when he's sixteen) and some comment about how they give in to their hormones and then his dad catches them. Dead serious.
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ShawnWilkesBooth posted:It's not flat out stated, but it talks about how he goes back in time (when he's sixteen to when he's sixteen) and some comment about how they give in to their hormones and then his dad catches them. Dead serious. That's really bizarre and surely they didn't leave that part in the movie, right?
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I haven't seen it, but I doubt it. I found it kind of insulting as a guy - we're not horny enough as teenagers to gently caress another guy if we're straight, even if the other guy is us. The women I was reading it with seemed to not have issue with it. Oh I forgot, the dude also knows about 9/11 but does nothing to stop it. Nuke Goes KABOOM fucked around with this message at 04:48 on Aug 24, 2009 |
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Coffey posted:"The 4th Floor" with Juliette Lewis. There's a room full of Styrofoam packing, sort of like a quicksand type stall room. I'm trying to remember the name of it. I believe it's a French word...and it's driving me crazy. Also pretty sure it starts with a "P" although not positive about that. If i remember correctly, it translates to "place to be forgotten". There was a Poe story about a guy walling his enemy up inside one after getting him drunk. Cask of Amarillo i think its called.
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The Cask of Amontillado.
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I didn't think anyone else had seen the 4th Floor, I discovered it by accident and it's become a kind of cult classic among my family. It's so awful.
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ShawnWilkesBooth posted:It's not flat out stated, but it talks about how he goes back in time (when he's sixteen to when he's sixteen) and some comment about how they give in to their hormones and then his dad catches them. Dead serious. So is that technically masturbation? Human Tornada posted:That's really bizarre and surely they didn't leave that part in the movie, right?
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Dinner Dream posted:I have two questions regarding Delicatessen: What were those little cylinders that the two tenants were drilling holes in and checking with a tuning fork? As to what they are making it's this thing, a Cow in a Box an old timey novelty toy. As to why I have no idea really, although my guess is that that's just what they did. It's been their job forever and thus were still doing it even though there can't be a market for such a ridiculous and useless thing in that post-apocalyptic(?) world.
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I watched Miracle at St. Anna yesterday and while it was generally an overlong mess, there is one part of this overlong mess that I just did not get: why is John Leguizamo in there at all? What does his character add to the movie? Why is it even necessary to see him at all? I know Spike Lee likes to go off on tangents but this is the first time one of his bizarre parentheses seemed to have absolutely no purpose.
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In Ace Ventura 2, in the projection room scene when they first sit down Ace's giant head shadow blocks the screen. He then looks embarrassed and does a weird motion with his hand in his mouth. I never got what he was doing, is it supposed to be a gun he's firing off into his mouth? Does anyone know what I'm talking about?
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HKS posted:In Ace Ventura 2, in the projection room scene when they first sit down Ace's giant head shadow blocks the screen. He then looks embarrassed and does a weird motion with his hand in his mouth. I never got what he was doing, is it supposed to be a gun he's firing off into his mouth? Does anyone know what I'm talking about? I can't see it being anything else. Even for something like spraying Banaca he's doing the wrong motion (and would know it from Dumb & Dumber).
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So a friend just told me he saw an awesome trailer that was like a commercial that would be shown in the world of the movie. It was advertising a bomb shelter like it would a vacation. Any ideas?
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HKS posted:In Ace Ventura 2, in the projection room scene when they first sit down Ace's giant head shadow blocks the screen. He then looks embarrassed and does a weird motion with his hand in his mouth. I never got what he was doing, is it supposed to be a gun he's firing off into his mouth? Does anyone know what I'm talking about? Bingo.
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