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Speaking of demons, Tonya Harding as portrayed by Margot Robbie: https://twitter.com/TMZ/status/821008892989575168
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The MSJ posted:Speaking of demons, Tonya Harding as portrayed by Margot Robbie: Harley Quinn can now bench press Batman.
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Jan 17, 2017 00:57
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More like Tom Hardy. Jesus what a picture.
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That is a sexy Tom Hardy... Another one!
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The MSJ posted:Speaking of demons, Tonya Harding as portrayed by Margot Robbie: still got no booty lmao
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Groovelord Neato posted:now that i found out there's a woke flintstones comic i want a movie of it. Haha, same. I was just talking about this.
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Tiriganiaq posted:Were the aliens in signs even antagonistic? The one that made it to tv was just hanging around in a back garden and one at some point got locked inside a room and was trying to escape. I don't even remember what the at the end of the film was doing. Was it holding the son hostage? The one at the end attempted to murder the son with a gas it shot from its wrist but the son was having an asthma attack and didn't breathe any of it in
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Probably fake, but I couldn't stop laughing at this post in the anonymous confessions threadquote:already written off over $100 million because of it. My confession is regarding the test screening, which I attended.
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Aliens, in general not in Signs specifically, are a modern incarnation of fairies/elves. They're a mysterious otherworldly force that is like us but different. They abduct people and like faires (and succubi/incubi, vampires, mares and shadow people) they're an attempt to explain sleep paralysis.
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FreudianSlippers posted:Aliens, in general not in Signs specifically, are a modern incarnation of fairies/elves. They're a mysterious otherworldly force that is like us but different. They abduct people and like faires (and succubi/incubi, vampires, mares and shadow people) they're an attempt to explain sleep paralysis. Yep.
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I saw Monster Trucks with my kid this weekend. It was completely innocent 90s adventure type of a movie. It was light hearted fun with really nothing offensive that was basically a combination of Free Willy, ET, and something like Clockstoppers. The love interest wanted to jump the main characters bones more than just about any female character I'd ever seen, but all in a completely innocent "they just hold hands" way. Rob Lowe played the villain which was a surprise to me cause he wasn't in marketing. And Tom from Reno 911 was a scientist. It was a movie just competently made all around, a good kids film, refreshingly with just about zero edge at all. Also this movie hates oil companies but loving looooooves oil.
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FreudianSlippers posted:Aliens, in general not in Signs specifically, are a modern incarnation of fairies/elves. They're a mysterious otherworldly force that is like us but different. They abduct people and like faires (and succubi/incubi, vampires, mares and shadow people) they're an attempt to explain sleep paralysis. And whit out googling I just know there's fan fiction of fairies anal probing people.
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FreudianSlippers posted:Aliens, in general not in Signs specifically, are a modern incarnation of fairies/elves. They're a mysterious otherworldly force that is like us but different. They abduct people and like faires (and succubi/incubi, vampires, mares and shadow people) they're an attempt to explain sleep paralysis. i had sleep paralysis once and i knew what was happening and i was so frightened i'd see something (it was mid day so it was bright in my room) even though i knew it wasn't real.
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Groovelord Neato posted:still got no booty lmao She's playing a white woman in the early 90s so that's accurate.
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Lobok posted:She's playing a white woman in the early 90s so that's accurate. 1/3 of Tonya Harding's body mass in the early 90s was booty
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FreudianSlippers posted:Aliens, in general not in Signs specifically, are a modern incarnation of fairies/elves. They're a mysterious otherworldly force that is like us but different. They abduct people and like faires (and succubi/incubi, vampires, mares and shadow people) they're an attempt to explain sleep paralysis. why do people need stories to explain this? I glance at the description, and I think that's happened once or twice to me; I've never thought twice about it? just a part of an unremembered dream or whatever? is this a great fear that needed an explanation to other people? How do they even know it's not random dream?
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Femur posted:why do people need stories to explain this? I glance at the description, and I think that's happened once or twice to me; I've never thought twice about it? just a part of an unremembered dream or whatever? Because it feels like you're awake and when you're a peasant a few centuries ago, when magic and monsters were generally believed to be literally real, it makes sense to explain a scary experience at night where you can'T move and something scary is in the room as it being a vampire/elf/ghost/alp/mare/witch. Because those things obviously exist and you know you weren't totally asleep so it had to be real. And of course in modern times that sort of experience morphed into it being aliens because very few people still believe vampires and/or witches actually exist but many believe in aliens.
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yeah but how do you separate that from any other dream? you can easily assume you haven't woken up yet? Are they making up stories for any of their other dreams? like dying or falling, etc, they all seem real too. vampires are rich folks, fairies are scavengers.
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Robot Style posted:The aliens are demons, and the water that hurts them is specifically Holy Water (since Gibson's character is a priest). That's barely even a fan theory, it's just what happens. The MSJ posted:Speaking of demons, Tonya Harding as portrayed by Margot Robbie: She looks more like if Rebel Wilson got ripped.
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Femur posted:yeah but how do you separate that from any other dream? you can easily assume you haven't woken up yet? If you haven't experienced sleep paralysis it can be difficult to describe, but it is quite distinct from dreaming.
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Femur posted:yeah but how do you separate that from any other dream? you can easily assume you haven't woken up yet? Are they making up stories for any of their other dreams? like dying or falling, etc, they all seem real too. man i'm kinda skeptical that you've experienced sleep paralysis before, every time i've gotten it it's felt way more emotionally distressing than 'any other dream
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HUNDU THE BEAST GOD posted:That's barely even a fan theory, it's just what happens. "Fan Theory" is the new term for Subtext.
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Schwarzwald posted:If you haven't experienced sleep paralysis it can be difficult to describe, but it is quite distinct from dreaming. Yeah. Knowing you can't move and there is something out there coming for you, could be puma could be a murderous madman and just lying there is a trip. People should pay for the experience.
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Robot Style posted:"Fan Theory" is the new term for Subtext. True.
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The opening of The Happening is really well directed though. Creeping horror done well & you don't yet know that it's a comedy. Do yourself a favor and watch this clip all the way through: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D2f22rpTm_0
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Brother Entropy posted:man i'm kinda skeptical that you've experienced sleep paralysis before, every time i've gotten it it's felt way more emotionally distressing than 'any other dream i have a bad memory overall, i can't remember most of my childhood like at all. And I can't remember or be sure of any dream I've ever had, but reading the description when yall were discussing this, I felt that I've had that happened, and thought" this is a thing separate from dreams? " Like how scary is it over just falling, or dying? wouldn't the residues of this be paralysis? I can't say these situations led to the paralysis cause I don't remember. the dark is scary, eerie, I can believe people made stories about creatures of the dark. But I don't know, paralysis seems like a normal feeling that dreams can cause like any other, how can you tell you are awake and not dreaming? and believe this is the sensation that needs explanation?
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Femur posted:i have a bad memory overall, i can't remember most of my childhood like at all. And I can't remember or be sure of any dream I've ever had, but reading the description when yall were discussing this, I felt that I've had that happened, and thought" this is a thing separate from dreams? " Sleep paralysis is a very specific thing that triggers a panic response because you can't move and your brain thinks there's something near or on you. It's very distinct from dreams.
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Femur posted:But I don't know, paralysis seems like a normal feeling that dreams can cause like any other, how can you tell you are awake and not dreaming? and believe this is the sensation that needs explanation? i mean, i'm not a brain doctor or anything but sleep paralysis is distinct from a normal dream on a neurological level; when you're experiencing it your brain is in some weird state where you are conscious but your body won't respond to commands
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Improbable Lobster posted:Sleep paralysis is a very specific thing that triggers a panic response because you can't move and your brain thinks there's something near or on you. It's very distinct from dreams. I've experienced it. It's basically that you are conscious, you can feel your entire body, but you can't move. It's terrifying because you have this panicked feeling that it will never go away. The way I've developed to counter it is to recognize it's happening and try to fall back asleep. It really is scary though!
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Femur posted:i have a bad memory overall, i can't remember most of my childhood like at all. And I can't remember or be sure of any dream I've ever had, but reading the description when yall were discussing this, I felt that I've had that happened, and thought" this is a thing separate from dreams? " The terror is being out of control. No way to stand up even. In the morning you look for footprints of the madman or the puma you heard outside your door and nope. And then thinking there is something wrong with you. Must be demons, aliens, whatever is in fashion.
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Femur posted:yeah but how do you separate that from any other dream? you can easily assume you haven't woken up yet? Are they making up stories for any of their other dreams? like dying or falling, etc, they all seem real too. Before Polidori's the Vampyre in 1819 vampires were always poor. Frequently they were outcasts and eccentrics; people who committed suicide and/or were suspected witches. You could also, reportedly, become a vampire if a cat jumped over your dead body or if a vampire had looked at your mother while she was pregnant but mostly suspected vampires were wierdos and cranks in life. The suave aristocratic vampire of literature is an invention of the Romantics. The folkloric vampire is a ruddy and bloated diseased walking corpse.
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In Guillermo Del Toro's The Strain, vampires are bald toothless worm-infested people who farts a lot. Sounds like hobos.
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Sinners Sandwich posted:What about the spaceship then A larger demon
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Demons, like Russan nesting dolls, are internally stackable.
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Improbable Lobster posted:Sleep paralysis is a very specific thing that triggers a panic response because you can't move and your brain thinks there's something near or on you. It's very distinct from dreams. Sleep paralysis can be weird as hell too. One time I woke up to my dad stepping on my throat with shoes on, I couldn't breathe. I realized what was going on, but even so it doesn't matter what you "know" and what you experience & also I was on so much adrenalin that for a bit I just laid there in my bedroom and cried out. That was worse than all the usual supernatural monster ones put together. And my dad is chill as hell & he's never hurt me or anyone so far as I know, so I have no idea why my brain thought that that particular paralysis vision was a good idea. Carthag Tuek fucked around with this message at 03:46 on Jan 17, 2017 |
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Femur posted:i have a bad memory overall, i can't remember most of my childhood like at all. And I can't remember or be sure of any dream I've ever had, but reading the description when yall were discussing this, I felt that I've had that happened, and thought" this is a thing separate from dreams? " Sleep paralysis is not a dream where you can't move you're body. It's a state of, if not full awareness, at least a much greater level of awareness then you have during most dreams. You may be able to see and hear as if you were awake. More over, while you typically forget dreams after waking, I've generally found it much easier to recall the few occasions that I've had sleep paralysis. When you have a dream where you're falling or dying, you generally wake up afterwards (or otherwise drift off into a different dream). If you have sleep paralysis, you might just be stuck on the bed for ten or fifteen minutes, or a couple hours, until your body decides it's convenient to change consciousness.
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