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Hat Thoughts posted:Wow that really fails even on the level of broad caricature. A nice compromise might be for the text on the sign to be backwards so you can read it from the perspective of the poster. davidspackage posted:I think we may enter a time where these "parody" movies are going to parodize each other, thereby creating a contained spiral of more and more lazy and derivative poo poo, until eventually there remain just two movies that claim to be parodies of each other, and both are just 80 minutes of an animatronic dog turd making fart noises. The original Scary Movie was a parody of Scream, which was itself a comedy that heavily referenced existing horror movies, so that well was poisoned the day they dug it.
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Funnily enough, Scream was originally going to be titled Scary Movie.
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Why is the writer framing the shot? COME ON.
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penismightier posted:Why is the writer framing the shot? COME ON. Well, he IS terrible.
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Mar 17, 2014 04:30
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Maybe he really wants to direct but can only get a writing job.
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Chevy. And you called Community the lowest form of television.
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Do directors even do that hand thing anymore? Or is everything pre-vis'd and such so much that there's no surprise on the day of shooting.
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...of SCIENCE! posted:The original Scary Movie was a parody of Scream, which was itself a comedy that heavily referenced existing horror movies, so that well was poisoned the day they dug it. Scream is a comedy in the same way that Nightmare on Elm Street is a comedy. I mean, yeah it has funny moments, but most horror movies do.
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effectual posted:Do directors even do that hand thing anymore? Or is everything pre-vis'd and such so much that there's no surprise on the day of shooting. My understanding is, if it's not some big set piece, the director will have a planned shot but are usually willing to do a bit of experimentation. But they probably don't actually do the hand thing cuz it's dumb.
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ThatPazuzu posted:My understanding is, if it's not some big set piece, the director will have a planned shot but are usually willing to do a bit of experimentation. I've done the hand thing before on location scouts where I didn't have an actual view finder (...my phone because this is 2014) on me.
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Do you also wear riding pants and carry around a bullhorn?
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Irish Joe posted:Do you also wear riding pants and carry around a bullhorn? You joke, but there are still some people in this industry with some class 
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Irish Joe posted:Do you also wear riding pants and carry around a bullhorn? Yes on the bull horn, but only to honor my idol, Jimmy Heart.
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TheJoker138 posted:Yes on the bull horn, but only to honor my idol, Jimmy Heart. Hart  (God bless that old man and his loud self)
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Perhaps someone already posted this turd. But, just in case...
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I'm imagining a rom-com remake of The Ghost Writer.
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You know they're writers and smart and stuff because they wear glasses.
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Isn't Dennis Farina dead? How long has the movie been lying on a shelf somewhere?
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That's the  est face alive. "I'm an author"
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Antti posted:Isn't Dennis Farina dead? How long has the movie been lying on a shelf somewhere? Dead since July 2013 so quite a while  May he  in Heaven.
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Suzuki Method posted:That's the No, you got that wrong. It's just "I'm Chris Klein."
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Filmed August 2012 apparently. Guess they got tired of waiting for Kaley Cuoco to get more popular.
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The longer you look at this, the more irritating it gets.
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Franz von Dada posted:The longer you look at this, the more irritating it gets. I'm reasonably sure that's the intent.
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I cannot believe Chris Klein still has a job. Also, I thought with the success of The Big Bang Theory, Kaley would have a better co-star.
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Is that Dennis Farina's last film? Shame, shame.
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Hand of the King posted:I cannot believe Chris Klein still has a job. Also, I thought with the success of The Big Bang Theory, Kaley would have a better co-star. Chris Klein carried the Chun Li movie.
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effectual posted:Chris Klein carried the Chun Li movie. You can't just say this without posting the proof: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5VjdE9Y8VQA
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Oh so that's not Photoshopped-to-look-younger Bob Saget.
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Antti posted:Isn't Dennis Farina dead? How long has the movie been lying on a shelf somewhere? Brittany Murphy died in 2009 and her final movie is just now coming out.
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TheJoker138 posted:You can't just say this without posting the proof: Oh. My. loving. God. I had forgotten that existed!! JESUS UGH!! http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0891592/
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Vintersorg posted:Oh. The worst part about it the same as the Van Damme Street Fighter: the lack of game-accurate hairstyles. This is what Charlie (Nash in Japan) looks like in Street Fighter Alpha games: 
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Its pretty amazing when you can ask a professional actor, a man who's had a pretty drat successful career and made millions of dollars, what his seminal performance was, and his answer could legitimately be Street Fight: The Legend of Chun Li. I feel bad for Klein because he's one of those actors whose career was totally derailed by a single (really)bad movie that he participated in at precisely the wrong moment. Rollerball was just terrible for everyone involved, but it was Klein's first big role after the success of American Pie so Hollywood assumed he wasn't bankable after that.
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TheJoker138 posted:You can't just say this without posting the proof: I'm pretty sure Chris Klein is slowly turning into Jason Lee....
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Basebf555 posted:Its pretty amazing when you can ask a professional actor, a man who's had a pretty drat successful career and made millions of dollars, what his seminal performance was, and his answer could legitimately be Street Fight: The Legend of Chun Li. It doesn't help that he's a goddamn terrible actor. He seems like a nice, humble guy though so I don't mind him getting work.
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Am I hallucinating, or is there something just a little bit off about this poster for The Wire? What is going on with the reflections and Jimmy McNulty's super pasted-in overlarge head? It also seems like his head isn't in the right place in relation to his arm. Or maybe I'm insane. You tell me.
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Basebf555 posted:Its pretty amazing when you can ask a professional actor, a man who's had a pretty drat successful career and made millions of dollars, what his seminal performance was, and his answer could legitimately be Street Fight: The Legend of Chun Li. Rollerball is the second best film about rollerball ever made.
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Spazzle posted:Rollerball is the second best film about rollerball ever made. And the best to feature Paul Heyman.
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