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computer parts posted:And specifically, people who think about furries when they see cartoon animals aren't normal either. Goons aren't normal people.
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computer parts posted:And specifically, people who think about furries when they see cartoon animals aren't normal either. Something Awful and Furries have been intertwined since The First Yiff.
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:Goons aren't normal people. Therefore, goons are furries. Actually, one of the more famous furry webcomics is by a goon.  edit: Trailer for something non-furry. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x0ZrjocXVJ4
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The MSJ posted:Therefore, goons are furries. this is pretty loving funny a funny webcomic! haha, who knew, what a world
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Alehkhs posted:Where's Waldo's Fursona? I laughed at the hippos playing volleyball with the giraffes.
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I laughed heartily at the Zootopia trailer before TFA and I liked this one too. Maybe my cold dead heart still has some joy left in it.
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Asiina posted:I laughed heartily at the Zootopia trailer before TFA and I liked this one too. Maybe my cold dead heart still has some joy left in it. We had a packed theater and the Sloth trailer got tons of laughter in TFA. It's such a simple joke, but the comedic timing in that whole scene is really spot on.
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BonoMan posted:We had a packed theater and the Sloth trailer got tons of laughter in TFA. It's such a simple joke, but the comedic timing in that whole scene is really spot on. I wasn't feeling it until the joy slowly spread across the sloth's face when he got the fox's joke, but that poo poo in particular was sooooolid
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Jenny Angel posted:I wasn't feeling it until the joy slowly spread across the sloth's face when he got the fox's joke, but that poo poo in particular was sooooolid Yeah def the best part but if you watch it again watch the fast rabbit character... Her acting/animation are great (specifically her facial reactions)
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Yeah, I also saw that trailer in front of The Force Awakens and it went from amusing to annoying back to amusing again.
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computer parts posted:And specifically, people who think about furries when they see cartoon animals aren't normal either. So everyone on the internet whose made the furry jokes about that trailer isn't normal (so everyone on the internet) got it.
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sbaldrick posted:So everyone on the internet whose made the furry jokes about that trailer isn't normal (so everyone on the internet) got it. Very few people on the internet care about furries, you're even more isolated than you believe.
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TheFallenEvincar posted:speaking of the Internet Finally, a spiritual successor to Pixels
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Mark Strong & Sacha Baren Cohen = The Brothers Grimsby https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fl6oXqg2uwQ Looks pretty funny.
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Netflix's got a new series by Baz Luhrmann and Shawn Ryan about 70s New York hiphop. While the show itself looks good, the trailer is excellent: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zejyzr5vW3A
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coffeetable posted:Netflix's got a new series by Baz Luhrmann and Shawn Ryan about 70s New York hiphop. While the show itself looks good, the trailer is excellent: I'm extremely in.
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Netflix is on hot fire - holy poo poo. Remember what, 3 - 4 years (?) ago everyone was on their case and their stupid CEO was doing something dumb that I can't for get - now we all slurp on their knobs.
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Unpleasant imagery, but basically accurate. I, too, wish to watch this.
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Vintersorg posted:Remember what, 3 - 4 years (?) ago everyone was on their case and their stupid CEO was doing something dumb that I can't for get Guessing this was the proposed spin-off of the disc-based service into Qwikster, a move so half-baked that they didn't even bother to check if the Twitter handle was available.
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I'm more interested in this Judd Apatow flick or series for Netflix Love. I haven't the courage for Beast of No Nations. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n77quSYsyFA
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Timby posted:Guessing this was the proposed spin-off of the disc-based service into Qwikster, a move so half-baked that they didn't even bother to check if the Twitter handle was available. That was when they still needed to rely on the disc service, ha!
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Corek posted:That was when they still needed to rely on the disc service, ha!
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Hollismason posted:I'm more interested in this Judd Apatow flick or series for Netflix Love. I haven't the courage for Beast of No Nations. I want them to screw up and accidentally upload Gaspar Noe's Love instead. e: I've been telling people to try to read the novel before seeing High Rise, but this new trailer does a decent job of setting it up. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LYmY2tBYins flashy_mcflash fucked around with this message at 19:07 on Jan 7, 2016 |
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flashy_mcflash posted:e: I've been telling people to try to read the novel before seeing High Rise, but this new trailer does a decent job of setting it up. This looks really good. Btw, music is Tangerine Dream - Love on a Real Train, from the Risky Business soundtrack (1983).
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God I knew I heard that before. It's the sex on the train song.
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Back in the mid-80s my mom showed her class of high-school seniors Risky Business for their end of the year reward because she really liked the movie and thought they would enjoy it. She didn't need to get permission from anyone because it was all 17- and 18-year-olds. Nobody complained and she didn't get into any trouble. The principle actually borrowed the tape from her afterwards because she gossiped with him about it and still had the tv and VCR with the tape in it in her classroom. Can you imagine if she had done that today?
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Megaman's Jockstrap posted:Back in the mid-80s my mom showed her class of high-school seniors Risky Business for their end of the year reward because she really liked the movie and thought they would enjoy it. She didn't need to get permission from anyone because it was all 17- and 18-year-olds. Yeah, I mean who would have a VCR these days?
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Is there a lot of nudity in Risky Business? I can't remember. My very cool grade 4 teacher showed us Logan's Run on a rainy day, she forgot to fast forward the nudity but I don't think it was a big deal. Of course, she'd be disciplined for that today.
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We were showed the 1968 Romeo and Juliet in 9th grade English and there's a moment when Juliet rolls out of bed when you can see her breasts.
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Josh Lyman posted:We were showed the 1968 Romeo and Juliet in 9th grade English and there's a moment when Juliet rolls out of bed when you can see her breasts. My English teach warned us all about the scene prior to showing it to the class with a "Be mature about this" warning.
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MacheteZombie posted:My English teach warned us all about the scene prior to showing it to the class with a "Be mature about this" warning. I think he's a pastor now or something.
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jet sanchEz posted:Is there a lot of nudity in Risky Business? I can't remember. Tom Cruise introduces Rebecca De Mornay to Lil' Risky/Big Business on a train. It's an R-rated experience.
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Josh Lyman posted:We were showed the 1968 Romeo and Juliet in 9th grade English and there's a moment when Juliet rolls out of bed when you can see her breasts. and her rear end if I remember. I do.
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Megaman's Jockstrap posted:Back in the mid-80s my mom showed her class of high-school seniors Risky Business for their end of the year reward because she really liked the movie and thought they would enjoy it. She didn't need to get permission from anyone because it was all 17- and 18-year-olds. Yeah that was before the "pornification" of nudity caused by the MPAA crack down in the mid to late 80's.
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MacheteZombie posted:My English teach warned us all about the scene prior to showing it to the class with a "Be mature about this" warning. dang, my teacher just held a notebook over the projector lens
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Mulva posted:Yeah that was before the "pornification" of nudity caused by the MPAA crack down in the mid to late 80's. I remember being shocked (well shock isn't really the right word I would use, maybe delighted) by the amount of nudity in 80's movies. It always seemed to be out of the blue as well. Is there anything more to why 80's movies could get away with nudity like they did until it was shut down?
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It was the loving 80s that's why.
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