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Kingtheninja posted:Something they show between movie posters is Seth coming in because "talks" fell through with jonah or something. They try to play it off straight faced and act like nothing happened when he comes back for the next one. Yeah, the thing about 22 Jump Street is that it still takes place in universe but they also act aware that they're in a movie sequel/franchise.
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I don't think I've ever laughed more during a movie than 22 Jump Street. There's something so gloriously batshit insane about the whole thing. The characters that are aware of who are playing them, the efforts that everyone takes to try to make the exact same movie again, and quite possibly the funniest pre-credits gags I've ever seen (the fake posters posted previously in the thread). I have no idea if they're gonna make a third, or what the plot of the third movie would even be (at this point it'd have to be something like them going undercover as actors on a Jump Street TV show based on their careers) but I can guarantee you that my butt will be in the seat for it.
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We better do something goddamned special for page 666 or I'm going to image dump a metric ton of lovely minimalists posters. That's a threat.
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Frostwerks posted:We better do something goddamned special for page 666 or I'm going to image dump a metric ton of lovely minimalists posters. That's a threat. Someone needs to post movie posters related to the numbers 666  Also, I hope those mock posters from 22 jump street are later available for purchase. God, they are loving hilarious!
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We all need to stop posting so page 666 comes up around Halloween. Wait poo poo! Too late.
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Wait, do I have my posts per page set wrong? I'm only on page 661.
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Loki_XLII posted:Wait, do I have my posts per page set wrong? I'm only on page 661. I think kiimo meant that we shouldn't post until Halloween, but he posted and...GODDAMMIT.
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lelandjs posted:I don't think I've ever laughed more during a movie than 22 Jump Street. There's something so gloriously batshit insane about the whole thing. The characters that are aware of who are playing them, the efforts that everyone takes to try to make the exact same movie again, and quite possibly the funniest pre-credits gags I've ever seen (the fake posters posted previously in the thread). I have no idea if they're gonna make a third, or what the plot of the third movie would even be (at this point it'd have to be something like them going undercover as actors on a Jump Street TV show based on their careers) but I can guarantee you that my butt will be in the seat for it. Well if and only if Miller and Lord are still directing the drat thing. Those guys seem to have the magic touch for "terrible concept, great execution."
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Desperado Bones posted:I think kiimo meant that we shouldn't post until Halloween, but he posted and...GODDAMMIT. Funny posts like this are going to head us spiraling in the wrong direction.
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kiimo posted:Funny posts like this are going to head us spiraling in the wrong direction. Let me fix it. Even if it's photoshop stuff I can do in boring afternoon,I kinda liked Dorian Gray's posters. Or maybe I'm biased because Ben Barnes is cute   
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It's kind of gross how much they're trying to trick people into thinking it's a vampire movie.
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Erebus posted:It's kind of gross how much they're trying to trick people into thinking it's a vampire movie. Anyone who walks into a movie called Dorian Gray thinking it's a vampire movie deserves to be disappointed.
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Real talk: I didn't know who Dorian Gray was until I looked it up just now and realized that I've in fact read that book. I guess it didn't resonate with me or possibly I'm dumb.
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kiimo posted:Real talk: I didn't know who Dorian Gray was until I looked it up just now and realized that I've in fact read that book. I guess it didn't resonate with me or possibly I'm dumb. Oscar Wilde is great, but the best criticism I've ever heard of his writing is basically that Ricky Gervais bit where he reads his quotes and begins going off on what a pompous rear end he sounds like. He wrote some really excellent fairy tales, though. Second only to Hans Christian Andersen, I'd say.
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I've never seen that version of Dorian Gray, is it any good?
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K. Waste posted:Ricky Gervais [...] pompous rear end I see a problem here. AndyP posted:I've never seen that version of Dorian Gray, is it any good? If I remember right they turned a bunch of the gay subtext into regular old text. I remember when this film came out and I saw the trailer and my dumb kid brain thought "the best film ever!!??!! WOW!!" Now I see that the quote there trails off. Calico Heart fucked around with this message at 14:12 on Aug 16, 2014 |
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AndyP posted:I've never seen that version of Dorian Gray, is it any good? Mhh. It wasn't bad or good, in between. I should say it was entertaining. And yes like Calico said, lots of not-so-subtext gay stuff going on there.
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AndyP posted:I've never seen that version of Dorian Gray, is it any good? Just watch Phantom of the Paradise. It's probably the best adaptation. You can also watch it for a good adaptation of Faust and Phantom of the Opera (obviously) Also you should watch Phantom of the Paradise because it rules.
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Phantom of the Paradise rules. Watch it now. Watch the hell of it and never stop.    
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Desperado Bones posted:Phantom of the Paradise rules. Watch it now. Every poster they have for Phantom of the Paradise is great.
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I wonder if the artist for Berserk got his idea for Griffith's helmet from that, although then again it's not a stretch to believe both were just modelling the helm after a bird of prey.
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mind the walrus posted:I wonder if the artist for Berserk got his idea for Griffith's helmet from that, although then again it's not a stretch to believe both were just modelling the helm after a bird of prey. I actually thinkhe said that he did, and apparently Lucas got inspiration for Darth Vader from the Phantom.
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Erebus posted:It's kind of gross how much they're trying to trick people into thinking it's a vampire movie. In some ways Dorian Gray is the predecessor to the modern vampire. He's an immortal, eternally beautiful aristocrat who leads a life of hedonism, who exploits and murders the lower classes in the course of his debauchery. The only thing that's missing is the literal blood drinking, and that's becoming more and more of an artifact these days.
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 There's only one Ninja Academy and it stars the always hilarious Gerald Okamura  Watch the movie on youtube here (and, yes the mime does say something at the end)
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This is apparently a real newspaper ad from 1984 or so. Both movies came out from Paramount. Here's an ad from "Alien"'s US TV premiere. Guess whoever illustrated hadn't seen the movie. 
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Robert Denby posted:This is apparently a real newspaper ad from 1984 or so. Both movies came out from Paramount. These are both incredible for very different reasons.
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Desperado Bones posted:Phantom of the Paradise rules. Watch it now. Phantom of the Paradise is rad for so many reasons but having the villain be cute widdle Paul Williams is just the best https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vst6DXDnzKw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vuikvl7zt3E
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54: British sitcom movie adaptions 1970 to 1980: The golden age of giant-headed pinup cartoon posters.       Remade in the US as Three's Company and lead to spin-off series George and Mildred which got it's own film.             (remade in the US as Sanford & Son)  
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ShufflerZero posted:I wouldn't consider Monty Python a sitcom. And you would be correct. Sorry, I missed that part.
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uPen posted:Anyone who walks into a movie called Dorian Gray thinking it's a vampire movie deserves to be disappointed. gently caress that, "Dorian Gray" is really obviously a vampire name.
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Jonny Angel posted:gently caress that, "Dorian Gray" is really obviously a vampire name. "Oh, is that a 50 Shades of Gray spinoff?"
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The_Rob posted:Just watch Phantom of the Paradise. It's probably the best adaptation. You can also watch it for a good adaptation of Faust and Phantom of the Opera (obviously) I have seen Phantom, and yes, it's awesome.
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ShufflerZero posted:54: British sitcom movie adaptions 1970 to 1980: The golden age of giant-headed pinup cartoon posters. Can't wait for the gritty re-boot of this particular flick. EDIT: Oh, wait.. I already SAW that film. 
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OppyDoppyDopp posted:I don't want to have my 'guts crunched'. But then you'll never experience the joy of TOTAL REVENGE!
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