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I don't know how accurate he's being, but "pinging" is a distinctive sound and not anything like the Inception THWOOMs or string instruments or percussion beats.
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Carthag posted:How does "had" function in that sentence, some kind of imperative? It's in the sense of being more immediate than "go". As in you should already have gone away.
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Jun 29, 2012 17:26
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KyloWinter posted:I'm not sure if this is the wrong thread but I'll post here anyways. It's not really a pinging, per se, but the first trailer that came to mind when you mentioned this recurring noise was the incredible trailer for A Serious Man (one of the best trailers I've ever seen, still): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7iggyFPls4w
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Jun 29, 2012 21:30
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KyloWinter posted:I'm not sure if this is the wrong thread but I'll post here anyways. edit: come to think of it, the "ping" you heard may have been a high piano key Steve Yun fucked around with this message at 21:45 on Jun 29, 2012 |
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Jun 29, 2012 21:36
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KyloWinter posted:I'm not sure if this is the wrong thread but I'll post here anyways. Could it be the last 30 seconds of the trailer for Devil? edit: jump to 'bout 2:00 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ACNUEdD_xqc
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Jun 29, 2012 21:52
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Steve Yun posted:Can you name any actors who were in it? Yes that would be it. I don't know any actors. I think there was a slender brunette. I know this isn't very helpful but it's on the tip of my tongue/mind.
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Jun 29, 2012 22:43
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ClydeUmney posted:It's not really a pinging, per se, but the first trailer that came to mind when you mentioned this recurring noise was the incredible trailer for A Serious Man (one of the best trailers I've ever seen, still): gently caress me, I forgot how good this trailer was/is. So incredibly good.
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Jun 30, 2012 07:10
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GonSmithe posted:gently caress me, I forgot how good this trailer was/is. So incredibly good. One of the few trailers I can vividly remember the first time seeing. It was in 2009 before that stupid Taking Woodstock movie. Let's also not forgot that the movie fully delivered. great trailer, even better film.
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Generally speaking, what percent of a film's final audio mix is ADR? All of it, with set-captured audio as a reference for ADR performance? Almost none, except for dubbing over background noise? Only action scenes where there's too much going on? Can only be answered on a film by film basis?
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It really does depend on the situation. Ideally, you'd want to use sound captured on set as much as possible, since it's the real deal in terms of what was delivered at the moment. Of course, as you noted, things can crop up that requires ADR, background noises, equipment failures, difficult scenes, a need to clarify something with dialogue, having no audio equipment as you shoot because you're a terrible filmmaker, Hal Warren, and so on. I think you can be pretty safe in saying all films end up needing some amount of ADR for one reason or another, but the extent of how much varies.
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KyloWinter posted:Yes that would be it. I don't know any actors. I think there was a slender brunette. I know this isn't very helpful but it's on the tip of my tongue/mind. Does anyone remember season 5 of Entourage? I was wondering if the director that Stellan Skarsgard plays is based off anyone irl?
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Ego-bot posted:Would it be The Adjustment Bureau? I think he was based on Werner Herzog - don't know if that's been confirmed by anyone connected to the show, however.
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I get most of my 'stuff to look forward to' lists from http://teaser-trailer.com/movies-2012.html but I found some indications that they are coming out with a Silent Hill 2 movie in September. I haven't been able to find any trailers or any solid indication it is or isn't. Anyone seen anything?
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It's called Silent Hill: Revelation and is based on the third game. Here's the wiki page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silent_Hill:_Revelation_3D
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Is there any sort of DVD release of Shoah? Any place I can get it so that I can actually see it?
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JebanyPedal posted:Is there any sort of DVD release of Shoah? Any place I can get it so that I can actually see it?
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Brett Easton Ellis keeps tweeting about adapting 50 Shades of Grey, is he just pulling our legs or is this a real thing that's happening? Because given it's sales I know people are at least looking at adapting it.
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JebanyPedal posted:Is there any sort of DVD release of Shoah? Any place I can get it so that I can actually see it? I'm not sure I've ever been to a library that didn't have it.
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Skwirl posted:Brett Easton Ellis keeps tweeting about adapting 50 Shades of Grey, is he just pulling our legs or is this a real thing that's happening? Because given it's sales I know people are at least looking at adapting it. People are also looking at adapting other stories to be Fifty Shades of Grey. Get ready for Sherlock Holmes to use that violin bowstring of his in deliciously naughty ways, ladies!
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Lobok posted:People are also looking at adapting other stories to be Fifty Shades of Grey. quote:The announcement comes following the phenomenal success of EL James's "mummy porn" title Fifty Shades Of Grey, which is said to be the fastest-selling book of the year. I didn't realize this was a British site at first, so I was kind of surprised to find out that Shades of Grey was about mummies boning.
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Lobok posted:People are also looking at adapting other stories to be Fifty Shades of Grey. This actually makes complete sense, given 50 Shades of Grey's origins as an erotic Twilight fanfic.
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Skwirl posted:Brett Easton Ellis keeps tweeting about adapting 50 Shades of Grey, is he just pulling our legs or is this a real thing that's happening? Because given it's sales I know people are at least looking at adapting it. I've seen it on some sites and also in a magazine I believe. The source material seems right up his alley.
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Jul 18, 2012 05:37
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Lobok posted:People are also looking at adapting other stories to be Fifty Shades of Grey. It turns out that you actually can make men be against porn, you just have to make it popular with women first.
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Factor Mystic posted:Generally speaking, what percent of a film's final audio mix is ADR? All of it, with set-captured audio as a reference for ADR performance? Almost none, except for dubbing over background noise? Only action scenes where there's too much going on? Can only be answered on a film by film basis? Murch says 70% for studio projects. It's as little as possible on indies, I can tell you that.
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Farbtoner posted:It turns out that you actually can make men be against porn, you just have to make it popular with women first. I'm not against porn, but I do find it funny turning Sherlock Holmes of all characters into a sex machine.
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Every time someone brings up live action ADR I think of that scene in Godfather where Connie comes in screaming about how Michael killed her husband and thinking that they must've recorded it in a bathroom.
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I'm wondering if anyone knows the name of a movie I saw about half of. It wasn't very good, but it's bugging me because it doesn't seem to exist. I thought the movie starred Owen Wilson, but he doesn't seem to have been in anything like this. Anyway the plot of the movie was that the character that I thought was Wilson was a sort of beach bum/ocean salvage diver who was in the process of getting a divorce from his wife who may have been some sort of archaeologist when he found a shipwreck full of treasure.
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Itious posted:I'm wondering if anyone knows the name of a movie I saw about half of. It wasn't very good, but it's bugging me because it doesn't seem to exist. Are you thinking of Fool's Gold with Matthew McConaughey?
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Jul 19, 2012 21:31
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LesterGroans posted:Are you thinking of Fool's Gold with Matthew McConaughey? That would be it, thanks
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Jul 19, 2012 21:34
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If you're curious as to if you should finish watching it: don't. It's just as bad if not worse as it continues.
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I just watched The Shining and I've got a two questions: 1.) Is it ever explained what exactly Tony is? Is he just an imaginary friend? A personification of Danny's abilities? The ghost of one of the Overlook Hotel's victims? 2.) What happened in room 327?
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QuoProQuid posted:I just watched The Shining and I've got a two questions: 1.) No. 2.) The assumption is that those 2 girls got murdered by their also crazy dad, maybe. Or something else terrible happened. Something bad. Its not really a 'this is what happened' kind of movie.
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Jul 20, 2012 15:13
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QuoProQuid posted:Is he just an imaginary friend? A personification of Danny's abilities? The ghost of one of the Overlook Hotel's victims? Yes. I'm only being half-snarky here, a lot of the appeal of The Shining is how its openness and ambiguity mean that there are countless possible interpretations. Even the explanations that the book offer aren't the be-all end-all because the movie is such a completely different beast.
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Yeah, I think the reason it works is it shows just enough that you can come to conclusions, but there's no one reading of events that would render it understandable and mundane.
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But the ending still doesn't make any goddamn sense and you are full of it if you think it does.
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QuoProQuid posted:I just watched The Shining and I've got a two questions: The room 327 was the site of an old woman who killed herself in the bathtub after the young man she was having an affair with skipped town. This is not explained at all in the movie but is instead detailed in the novel. However, Kubrick did not give a poo poo about what the book did so the room can mean pretty much anything really. Shimrra Jamaane fucked around with this message at 04:09 on Jul 21, 2012 |
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QuoProQuid posted:I just watched The Shining and I've got a two questions: I haven't read the book myself but I'm told that in it Tony is Danny communicating with himself from the future using the Shining. He goes by Tony because his full name is Daniel Anthony or something like that. Which is an alright twist but I like the movies approach of not explaining at all it's much more satisfying. FreudianSlippers fucked around with this message at 05:23 on Jul 21, 2012 |
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Jul 21, 2012 04:52
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FreudianSlippers posted:I haven't read the book myself but I'm told that in it Tony is Danny communicating with himself from the future using the Shining. He goes by Tony because his full name is Daniel Anthony or something like that. Reading the synopsis of the book after having seen the movie is the most bizarre loving thing, like I'm sure the book itself is a fine read but trying to imagine what happens in the book like the movie is just surreal.
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QuoProQuid posted:1.) Is it ever explained what exactly Tony is? Is he just an imaginary friend? A personification of Danny's abilities? The ghost of one of the Overlook Hotel's victims? It's definitely ambiguous but I've personally always interpreted Tony as a kind of 'Dumbo's feather' coping mechanism that Danny has for understanding / dealing with / using his gift. Something he'd probably grow out of.
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piratepilates posted:Reading the synopsis of the book after having seen the movie is the most bizarre loving thing, like I'm sure the book itself is a fine read but trying to imagine what happens in the book like the movie is just surreal. The made for TV movie sticks much closer to the book, including the future Tony thing, but it's not a very good movie at all. I feel like Kubrick's film at least translated King's horror atmosphere from print to film fairly well, even if the themes were altered.
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