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I mean, is it so different from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wRoMpeUGZ9I
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BeanpolePeckerwood posted:edit; She still has family and I kind of wonder how they feel about their sister being the subject of the film. I wouldn't be surprised if the family really had nothing to do with this.
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Operation Avalanche also refers to the Allied invasion of Italy in '43 and a child pornography sting in '99
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Hollismason posted:She still has family and I kind of wonder how they feel about their sister being the subject of the film. I wouldn't be surprised if the family really had nothing to do with this. Hard to say. The only remaining copy of the film remains under strict lockdown at a lawfirm, but I think interest for a drama take was spurred by the documentary being made, which in itself was a response to confirmation of the existence of a remaining copy of the tape, so...
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Hat Thoughts posted:I mean, is it so different from That was a fun movie. Ron Perlman makes everything better, even Police Academy 6.
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I watched the Spawn movie the other day after having not seen it for a good long while now since I saw that Todd McFarlane is going to be on AMC's Geeking Out tomorrow. He briefly talks about his idea for the new Spawn movie and that got me all nostalgic for the 1997 film. But drat, those effects don't hold up lmao. I did cut a modern trailer for it, complete with BWAAAAMS and hard cuts or whatever. I picked the better looking CG money shots to showcase, haha. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G-uWeDRUfpU Here's the clip from the Geeking Out interview where Todd mentions the new Spawn film. https://twitter.com/GeekingOutAMC/status/776911060989116416 teagone fucked around with this message at 04:43 on Sep 18, 2016 |
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teagone posted:I watched the Spawn movie the other day after having not seen it for a good long while now since I saw that Todd McFarlane is going to be on AMC's Geeking Out tomorrow. He briefly talks about his idea for the new Spawn movie and that got me all nostalgic for the 1997 film. But drat, those effects don't hold up lmao. I did cut a modern trailer for it, complete with BWAAAAMS and hard cuts or whatever. I picked the better looking CG money shots to showcase, haha. I have a soft spot for this movie though, leguizamo is still amazing as the clown and while the effects are noticably 90s cgi, theyre employed pretty well. The shot you included of his face armor activating is dope.
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Malebolgia looks amazingly terrible in Spawn. It's so terrible you can't help but laugh at what is essentially the big bad evil. So yeah, good call on not including him in that trailer. That helicopter at the start is also pretty terrible CG and it wouldn't be so noticeable if they didn't have flashes of lightening. They were really sabotaging themselves with that one. Mierenneuker fucked around with this message at 21:16 on Sep 17, 2016 |
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I wanted to open the trailer with a good establishing shot that had motion and a bit of dynamic to it, and that was the only decent one in the film lmao. There was a shot of that location from the exact same angle without the helicopter though, but there was little to no movement. It just looked like a still so I didn't use it.
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what's the explanation for why the big lion hyena devil doesn't move its mouth when it talks?
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BeanpolePeckerwood posted:There is something so hosed up about this post. I, too, agree that she should get naked.
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No, I reject the assertion that she's boring. Ideally, saying such things would get a goon banned and killed, not necessarily in that order.
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Spawn the TV show was one of those things I always tried to catch on HBO as a kid but because I was a child and the only tv guide I had was that channel revolving bullshit I could never follow it very well. It was always weird and cool and probably hosed me up but I wish I could have seen the whole thing instead of bits and pieces before/after real-sex (which also hosed me up)
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All 3 are now on HBO GO and I plan on watching them. I heard it's pretty good.
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What is he up to these days? Did he get ostracized after writing that book or something? Loved his part in Carlito's Way.
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BeanpolePeckerwood posted:What is he up to these days? Did he get ostracized after writing that book or something? Working consistently in supporting roles in various productions, and voicing one of the characters from Ice Age. Also, John Wick 2.
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He's also written and acted in in a bunch of Off-Broadway productions in recent times. He goes through periods where he does a ton of movie stuff and periods where he does hardly any.BeanpolePeckerwood posted:Loved his part in Carlito's Way. You weren't the only one, he ended up marrying one of the costumers he met during the filming of that movie. 
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BeanpolePeckerwood posted:What is he up to these days? Did he get ostracized after writing that book or something? Last films I saw him in were Chef and John Wick, both of those came out in 2014. Hope he gets a bigger role in John Wick 2.
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BeanpolePeckerwood posted:What is he up to these days? Did he get ostracized after writing that book or something? He still picks up small roles from time to time (and is often a bright spot in any movie he shows up in). He had a small but awesome part in John Wick and frequently shows up in Brad Furman's movies.
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Leguizamo's cameo in The Counselor was one of the only parts I really liked from that movie
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I saw him recently (last week) alongside Bryan Cranston in the The Infiltrator and he was looking mighty fine for somebody in his fifties.
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I actually got to see his one man play based on his book and it was phenomenal. Like he's crazy talented and has a huge body of work.
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Hell yeah baby time for the 4k Theater Remaster run of The Pest
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Just so we're clear, I would actually go to that.
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Hat Thoughts posted:Just so we're clear, I would actually go to that. Me too. Hell, I saw the 35mm roadshow of Mario Bros, cool movie
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Leguizamo co-starred in the second season of Bloodline which is the best TV show on (Netflix Original). After the first season I didn't know how they could make a comparable second season but his character just makes it. I loving love that guy in everything he does.
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Bloodline better be good since the series apparently cost more than most blockbuster movies.
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Wooo getting a little dusty in here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zRXuCY7tRgk Just Allergies  I have been waiting for this to come out for a while.
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BonoMan posted:Leguizamo co-starred in the second season of Bloodline which is the best TV show on (Netflix Original). I watched the first episode and it was crap. Could barely get through it. Leguizamo was also good in Chef.
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Hollismason posted:Wooo getting a little dusty in here
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bows1 posted:I watched the first episode and it was crap. Could barely get through it. He's a great supporting actor. His Tybalt is my favorite part of Luhrmann's Romeo + Juliet. I also like him in Land of the Dead, haha. And yeah, he was good in Chef too 
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teagone posted:He's a great supporting actor. His Tybalt is my favorite part of Luhrmann's Romeo + Juliet. I also like him in Land of the Dead, haha. And yeah, he was good in Chef too He's fantastic in Romeo + Juliet, Leguizamo and Harold Perrineau are the best part. I've really, really enjoyed any time Leguizamo pops up in a movie these days. He was a wonderful surprise in John Wick and I even really liked him in the abysmal Kickass 2. In fact, he and Jim Carrey leave the movie around the same time and it takes a pretty sharp nosedive. LesterGroans fucked around with this message at 06:04 on Sep 19, 2016 |
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Oh poo poo I didn't know he was in Kick-rear end 2. I should get around to watching that.
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teagone posted:Oh poo poo I didn't know he was in Kick-rear end 2. I should get around to watching that. Nah. Although he is a bright spot in an other wise completely worthless movie.
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teagone posted:Oh poo poo I didn't know he was in Kick-rear end 2. I should get around to watching that. Did you even read what I wrote?! It's not worth it. He's really good though.
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LesterGroans posted:Did you even read what I wrote?! For some reason I tuned out "abysmal" and " takes a pretty sharp nosedive" haha.
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Up until this moment I had completely forgotten not only that Kick rear end 2 existed ,but that I had watched it. That's how uneventful and just completely middling the film is.
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teagone posted:Oh poo poo I didn't know he was in Kick-rear end 2. I should get around to watching that. He was in at least like 5 movies over the past several years that he wasn't even poster billed in, and it was a big surprise for me, a big Johnny Legs fan, to see him show up in the likes of The Counselor (ditto Rosie Perez). Hollismason posted:Up until this moment I had completely forgotten not only that Kick rear end 2 existed ,but that I had watched it. That's how uneventful and just completely middling the film is. The only good thing about Kick-rear end 2 is how afraid they are of Hit Girl's sexuality.
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BeanpolePeckerwood posted:What is he up to these days? Did he get ostracized after writing that book or something? I worked on the upfront last year he did for Taxi 22. James Gandolfini tried to get that made for a long time and then he took over when Gandolfini died. He put a lot into it and it wasn't picked up.
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fatherboxx posted:Free Fire looks awesome but I wonder how long the movie will go before it looks like the naked gun gunfight Spoiler: about 40 minutes if I'm remembering correctly It's still the fuckin raddest though.
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