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Len posted:You joke but I literally got yelled at once for talking about how the Spartans died at Thermopylae. I was a Blockbuster when Titanic came out on VHS (gently caress I'm old) and a person in line was talking about how amazing the sinking scene was and someone else got really pissed that they had spoiled the ending.
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I was watching the original Men In Black the other day, and I got a kick out of J's grimace when he had the lemonade in the farmhouse. The wife had given the bug all the sugar in the kitchen in a scene fifteen minutes or so before that.
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oldpainless posted:Where did this happen and who yelled? Senior in high school and a guy I went to school with
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May 6, 2016 00:08
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I think that was also something in TVIV for a while, people being berated for spoiling a show like Spartacus or something by discussing historical events
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thecluckmeme posted:I think that was also something in TVIV for a while, people being berated for spoiling a show like Spartacus or something by discussing historical events Yeah but TVIV is goddamn crazy about spoilers
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May 6, 2016 00:42
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oldpainless posted:Where did this happen and who yelled?
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thecluckmeme posted:I think that was also something in TVIV for a while, people being berated for spoiling a show like Spartacus or something by discussing historical events If somebody spoiled the ending to The Jinx or Dear Zachary or Cleanflix would you be totally cool with that because, hey, they really happened?
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May 6, 2016 02:42
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Guy Mann posted:If somebody spoiled the ending to The Jinx or Dear Zachary or Cleanflix would you be totally cool with that because, hey, they really happened? That's a little more obscure than something like the loving Titanic.
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May 6, 2016 02:58
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thecluckmeme posted:I think that was also something in TVIV for a while, people being berated for spoiling a show like Spartacus or something by discussing historical events Yeah, but with Spartacus most people don't know anything about the other rebellion leaders or what they got up to. At least the show was loosely adapted enough that it didn't matter much.
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May 6, 2016 02:58
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Guy Mann posted:If somebody spoiled the ending to The Jinx or Dear Zachary or Cleanflix would you be totally cool with that because, hey, they really happened? You're totally right, television and movies based on little-known events from the 1980s to 2000s are totally comparable to notable worldwide news and historical events from hundreds or even thousands of years ago. Dipshit.
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May 6, 2016 03:00
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It's all a matter of how well known the event was, which is the real subtle movie moment when you think about it.
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May 6, 2016 03:03
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Guy Mann posted:If somebody spoiled the ending to The Jinx or Dear Zachary or Cleanflix would you be totally cool with that because, hey, they really happened? The loss of the Titanic had lasting repercussions that are still going today. The US Coast Guard still maintains an iceberg watch formed in response to the disaster. The use of white signal rockets to designate distress are due to the captain of the Californian reportedly being confused by Titanic's distress rockets. It changed ocean travel in nearly every way imaginable. Not exactly the same thing as "Of course I killed them".
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May 6, 2016 03:05
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FreudianSlippers posted:Subtle moment in the Iliad(or the Aeneid or wahtever): That's not in the Iliad 
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Guy Mann posted:If somebody spoiled the ending to The Jinx or Dear Zachary or Cleanflix would you be totally cool with that because, hey, they really happened? dear zachary isnt really a suspenseful narrative.....id say the surprises are incidental and its still just as powerful a documentary when u know the facts
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May 6, 2016 03:14
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Memento posted:My wife told me off once for spoiling the end of the movie "The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford". Apropos of nothing
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Polaron posted:The loss of the Titanic had lasting repercussions that are still going today. The US Coast Guard still maintains an iceberg watch formed in response to the disaster. The use of white signal rockets to designate distress are due to the captain of the Californian reportedly being confused by Titanic's distress rockets. It changed ocean travel in nearly every way imaginable. Also the ending to The Jinx wasn't as public event, the recording was never shown before. That's a terrible example.
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i dont even know what cleanflix is lol. better examples would have been lincoln, public enemies and selma
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Now that Civil War is out in the US, and I ain't spoiling poo poo because it's nothing you don't know from the trailer: when the teams square off in the big fight scene, the camera pans along each side, and when Spider-Man swings in next to Black Widow, she gives Iron Man a great "seriously?" look.
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Lottery of Babylon posted:That's not in the Iliad Yeah but its mentioned in both the spinoffs.
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So it's probably a deleted scene from the Iliad. At very least it's fanon.
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Speaking of Civil War there was a fun little thing I noticed was how in the Quinnjet when Cap and Bucky are gearing up Bucky gets a gun from a locker marked Romanov. Since Black Widow is the only Avenger who would need a gun.
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My Lovely Horse posted:Now that Civil War is out in the US, and I ain't spoiling poo poo because it's nothing you don't know from the trailer: It took me until "spiderman" to realise it wasn't a movie about the American civil war
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Sulla-Marius 88 posted:It took me until "spiderman" to realise it wasn't a movie about the American civil war America had a civil war? Spoiler alert you rear end in a top hat
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May 7, 2016 10:31
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Your Gay Uncle posted:America had a civil war? Spoiler alert you rear end in a top hat Lincoln has some awesome quips but he dies in the end
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May 7, 2016 15:59
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In Civil War Brad Pitt's character is illiterate.
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MariusLecter posted:In Civil War Brad Pitt's character is illiterate. Where does this joke come from? I've seen it around, I know it's a thing, but I'm unclear how it started.
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:Lincoln has some awesome quips but he dies in the end motherfucker some of us are only up to Millard Fillmore in American History
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Lotish posted:Where does this joke come from? I've seen it around, I know it's a thing, but I'm unclear how it started. I think it has something do with Burn After Reading but I don't know for certain.
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Brad Pitt is the ultimate method actor
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Pitt had himself partially lobotomized for Burn After Reading
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Lotish posted:Where does this joke come from? I've seen it around, I know it's a thing, but I'm unclear how it started. Touch my ? heehee
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Your Gay Uncle posted:motherfucker some of us are only up to Millard Fillmore in American History He turns out to be a drunk duck.
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Your Gay Uncle posted:motherfucker some of us are only up to Millard Fillmore in American History You get to the part where he got stuck up a red headed mermaid tattoo-bearing kid's nose?
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I watched Civil War last weekend, and while not great, one nice touch was that Black Panther was very quiet, nearly silent, when jumping around/dropping from heights/etc... Compared to everyone else making big ol' thump noises, it was a nice contrast.
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:Lincoln has some awesome quips but he dies in the end
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DrBouvenstein posted:I watched Civil War last weekend, and while not great, one nice touch was that Black Panther was very quiet, nearly silent, when jumping around/dropping from heights/etc... Compared to everyone else making big ol' thump noises, it was a nice contrast. I had the same reaction. At first I thought the sound mixing was messed up but... ohhhhhh he's a cat, duh!
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TV is alright here, right? If not I apologise beforehand. In Game of Thrones this week Ramsay Bolton continues to be an utter bastard man. We see him in a kitchen trying to peel an apple with little joy. After a little bit of mild titillation there's a bit of a struggle and he whips out his own person knife and murders the person before proceeding to peel and eat the apple with no problem. Because of course his house motto is, "Our knives are sharp." Not the subtlest, but the lad I was watching the show with didn't pick up on it and it made me laugh, so here we are.
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In Deadpool, a movie that is anything but subtle, I noticed that when Ryan Reynolds' Wade Wilson is packing his stuff to leave, he's stuffing it all into a CADPAT back pack. Deadpool is a former Canadian Special Forces soldier. I thought it was a nice touch.
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