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axleblaze posted:I apoligize if this has been posted but here's some alternates that were never used. "Is where the magic happens." Also, is there a third Free Willy (I'm just gonna assume it stars Michael Madsen) and is it called Three Willy?
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Tripwyre posted:To be fair to them, the printing process on these is fairly involved and it would be tough to accomodate print numbers on a large scale. They could still stand to print more than they do, but I understand why they do it. No they do it to strictly create an atmosphere of "false demand." There is zero reason they couldn't print more. They just don't because it makes them "collectibles I just have to have better buy now just in case they're not available in 30 seconds!" Also their ordering system is poo poo. If you actually click "order" and add it to your cart...it will straight up sell out of your cart while you're going through the last couple of steps. Unlike, say, Ticketmaster where - once added to your cart - it's there for like 3 minutes before going back into the pool unless you complete your order. I wanted that Superman poster recently and actually got in fast enough to add it to my cart, but apparently entering my CVV code was enough time for someone to buy it out from under me.
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I love how many movies can assumed to be Canadian shlock.
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Paper Jam Dipper posted:I love how many movies can assumed to be Canadian shlock. Everything that's been put out with Canadian Film Development Corporation money has a look to it, doesn't it? It's like watching something made by PBS but has gratuitous nudity and violence in it.
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Dissapointed Owl posted:"Is where the magic happens." 
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Lord Hydronium posted:I was just flipping through Netflix tonight and discovered that Free Willy 4: Escape from Pirate's Cove exists. Starring poorly photoshopped Beau Bridges and horrifying human/orca hybrids: Jesus Christ, Bindi. Not even your dad would've approached that thing 
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Jun 16, 2013 08:07
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Sweet jesus, that orca's got the shaggy dog eyes. 
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Young Freud posted:Everything that's been put out with Canadian Film Development Corporation money has a look to it, doesn't it? It's like watching something made by PBS but has gratuitous nudity and violence in it. Canadian cinema is pretty weird, just in general. We seem to gravitate towards horror and sci-fi a disproportionate amount.                (Taken from Wikipedia's Canadian Horror and Canadian Sci-Fi articles_
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axleblaze posted:This one's for Unforgiven: I really love this one.
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Lord Hydronium posted:I was just flipping through Netflix tonight and discovered that Free Willy 4: Escape from Pirate's Cove exists. Christ, one Free Willy movie was too many. My mother couldn't pass the poster without adding "... with every man sold!"
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I'm not sure where else to post these... I'm not sure what language this site was translate from, but I can't stop laughing at the descriptions  My favorite is probably "Lara Croft is Archery. there is fire on the arrow in the rain. In the tomb raider."
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Improbable Lobster posted:Canadian cinema is pretty weird, just in general. We seem to gravitate towards horror and sci-fi a disproportionate amount. It's funny because pretty much most of David Croenenburg's oeuvre was financed by the CFDC/Telefilm Canada. In addition to Scanners and eXistenZ, you have Rabid, Shivers/The Parasite Murders, Videodrome, The Brood, Dead Ringers, and even his more recent work. I believe even Cosmopolis was funded partially through them.
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Dissapointed Owl posted:Jesus Christ, Bindi. Not even your dad would've approached that thing You forgot about this? 
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AndyP posted:You forgot about this? That poster has a cool dog.
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Lord Hydronium posted:I was just flipping through Netflix tonight and discovered that Free Willy 4: Escape from Pirate's Cove exists. Starring poorly photoshopped Beau Bridges and horrifying human/orca hybrids: Is it supposed to be the same whale every time? Because at this point I'm ready to say he probably doesn't deserve his freedom. AndyP posted:You forgot about this? Collision Course, you say? 
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CPL593H posted:Is it supposed to be the same whale every time? Because at this point I'm ready to say he probably doesn't deserve his freedom. Holy poo poo. I saw this when I was like 7 and now the memories come rushing back! Had no idea it was Leno and Morita haha EDIT: At least they seem to have been photographed together... Renoistic fucked around with this message at 10:27 on Jun 16, 2013 |
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Renoistic posted:Holy poo poo. I saw this when I was like 7 and now the memories come rushing back! Had no idea it was Leno and Morita haha Yeah, they got The Buddy Cop Special at the Sears Portrait Studio.
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Collision Course is absolutely terrible, but it does have a scene where Pat Morita dropkicks through the windshield of a car that's trying to run over him. Naturally, that's both the first and second Youtube search result for "collision course pat morita": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_auekKc1580
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Veib posted:Collision Course is absolutely terrible, but it does have a scene where Pat Morita dropkicks through the windshield of a car that's trying to run over him. It's laughably greenscreened and rips off Chuck Norris' iconic kick at the end of Good Guys Wear Black, which he at least did without special effects. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16tbXM8qJmk&t=58s Of course, at least Collision Course realistically featured the consequences of such an action, since Morita is last seen in a wheelchair with his legs in casts.
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Jun 16, 2013 12:21
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All I got out of that clip is that Chuck Norris has always been a terrible protagonist.
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Looking at that Heather Lockear poster last page got me thinking.. Man i bet it was awesome being a tv-star in the 80's/early 90.'s ... If you had even a slightest bit of fame you would be casted in movies and paid a lot monet/coke... Jesus the amount of poo poo films made in that time period... All starring some tv-face
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TheCool69 posted:Looking at that Heather Lockear poster last page got me thinking.. Man i bet it was awesome being a tv-star in the 80's/early 90.'s ... If you had even a slightest bit of fame you would be casted in movies and paid a lot monet/coke... Jesus the amount of poo poo films made in that time period... All starring some tv-face That's still pretty much happening now, just replace "TV personality" with "pop icon". We're also seeing a few pro-wrestler vehicles here and there, which very rarely leads to an actual acting career (The Rock).
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Heather Locklear is alllllll about the secret to eternal youth: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YVw9iHGGTs0
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Tewratomeh posted:That's still pretty much happening now, just replace "TV personality" with "pop icon". We're also seeing a few pro-wrestler vehicles here and there, which very rarely leads to an actual acting career (The Rock). Part of that is the WWE having their own vanity studio. Of course the eighties had a lot of wrestlers in movies like Piper and Ventura. Also if you have never seen the TAG TEAM pilot seek it out. Greatest television show to never get picked up.
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Young Freud posted:It's laughably greenscreened and rips off Chuck Norris' iconic kick at the end of Good Guys Wear Black, which he at least did without special effects. That's also the only notable thing about Good Guys Wear Black.
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Guys guys guys. If you haven't seen The Fly II... See The Fly II. It's all sorts of bananas.
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Paper Jam Dipper posted:Part of that is the WWE having their own vanity studio. I also remember watching a lot of loving lovely Hulk Hogan videos as a child.
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Veib posted:Collision Course is absolutely terrible, but it does have a scene where Pat Morita dropkicks through the windshield of a car that's trying to run over him. I don't think that would stop the car.
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That Man of Steel Mondo poster looked like an Alex Ross piece for a good reason:   So really, gently caress that artist and Mondo for profiting off of stealing someone else's work, making minor changes, and passing it off on their own. This was found at http://www.bleedingcool.com/2013/06/15/swipe-file-swiping-the-man-of-steel/ And a gif to show it better: 
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Guess what both of those look like.
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HUNDU THE BEAST GOD posted:Guess what both of those look like. Yeah, the cover to Superman 1. There's a difference between an homage and tracing someone else's work, you know.
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And clearly, gently caress Alex Ross for ripping off Superman #1.
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HUNDU THE BEAST GOD posted:Guess what both of those look like. You didn't see the superimposed gif where the body outline is essentially identical? There's a difference between imitating an iconic pose and flat out tracing somebody else work.
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Do you seriously think someone would be dumb enough to do that?
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Tewratomeh posted:That's still pretty much happening now, just replace "TV personality" with "pop icon". We're also seeing a few pro-wrestler vehicles here and there, which very rarely leads to an actual acting career (The Rock). I think I saw the ultimate culmination of this when I saw the trailer for Getaway which clearly only exists for Selena Gomez to star in and seems to follow the same plot as that one John Cena movie where he has to complete various tasks for an evil mastermind who has kidnapped his wife.
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Mister Chief posted:Do you seriously think someone would be dumb enough to do that? Clearly somebody was?
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Mister Chief posted:Do you seriously think someone would be dumb enough to do that? Gene Simmons son was.
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Crackbone posted:You didn't see the superimposed gif where the body outline is essentially identical? There's a difference between imitating an iconic pose and flat out tracing somebody else work. Both homages are really boring and unimaginative.
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HUNDU THE BEAST GOD posted:Both homages are really boring and unimaginative. Alex Ross is a homage. The Mondo poster is a trace. Just look at the hands and the fingers specifically.
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