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So my brain did notice something, I just interpreted it wrong. Cool.
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You're a Belieber now.
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Jan 16, 2017 18:11
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Mierenneuker posted:You're a Belieber now. noooooooooooo
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Mierenneuker posted:You're a Belieber now. If anything ever merited time in the cubes.
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Mierenneuker posted:You're a Belieber now. There's not a trace of doubt in my mind.
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Jan 17, 2017 05:47
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On a similar note - The Inception BWOOOOM music is a slowed down Version of that Edith Piaf song they use. And the celebratory music at the end of The Phantom Menace is a faster, jolly version of the original Emperor theme https://youtu.be/mOQBu-0N0ag And the weird warbly sound that the Game cube made was a slowed down version of the NES jingle. This concludes every fact I know about messing around with music speed.
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Jan 17, 2017 13:16
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Playing music in reverse: it's not just for satanic messages! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ww7SP1Gw_Yg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d5a55uK8f4k Sadly I couldn't remember an example involving a movie.
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Jan 17, 2017 17:49
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Mierenneuker posted:Playing music in reverse: it's not just for satanic messages! I can! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XJxSP3LC9BA 
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Jan 17, 2017 17:54
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Mierenneuker posted:You're a Belieber now. Screaming Idiot posted:There's not a trace of doubt in my mind. Is it because you saw his face?
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Jan 17, 2017 18:09
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Mierenneuker posted:Playing music in reverse: it's not just for satanic messages! Mozart did something similar - one of his duets was just one sheet of music, you just turned it upside down for the second voice. So you could have two people playing from one sheet if you put it on the table between them like so: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M8QIaV9ilWc
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Sexual Aluminum posted:Is it because you saw his face? I'm in love.
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Strom Cuzewon posted:On a similar note - The Inception BWOOOOM music is a slowed down Version of that Edith Piaf song they use. I don't doubt it's from something, but what do you mean "NES jingle"? The handhelds have had splash screens since the Game Boy but the Game Cube was the first of their consoles to have a standardized one, I thought.
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food court bailiff posted:I don't doubt it's from something, but what do you mean "NES jingle"? The handhelds have had splash screens since the Game Boy but the Game Cube was the first of their consoles to have a standardized one, I thought. He's got a few facts muddled up, but basically, the Famicom Disk System in Japan had a startup jingle, and the Gamecube's systems menu uses a very, VERY slowed-down version of it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rjEsXf3SJ6o
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Cleretic posted:He's got a few facts muddled up, but basically, the Famicom Disk System in Japan had a startup jingle, and the Gamecube's systems menu uses a very, VERY slowed-down version of it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8uCEeCUecNI
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There's a whoooooole ton of subtle moments in Rogue One, so many that a bunch of guys who worked on the film got disappointed that the fans hadn't noticed a bunch of the stuff they put in there so they've made this video to point them out. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u7AuVg8OL3A At one point an Imperial officer walks onto screen and tells Tarkin about the situation on Scarif, turns out the filmmakers found a guy who looks exactly the same as a guy who was in the background of the Death Star conference table scene in A New Hope back in '77.
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:There's a whoooooole ton of subtle moments in Rogue One, so many that a bunch of guys who worked on the film got disappointed that the fans hadn't noticed a bunch of the stuff they put in there so they've made this video to point them out. I consider myself a Star Wars fan and all of this is completely inscrutable to me.
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This may be the most wonderfully deadpan video ever. The bit where he starts the melody line for the water level loving murders me every time.
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Somfin posted:This may be the most wonderfully deadpan video ever. The bit where he starts the melody line for the water level loving murders me every time. It's all in the exaggerated right hand motion. 
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:There's a whoooooole ton of subtle moments in Rogue One, so many that a bunch of guys who worked on the film got disappointed that the fans hadn't noticed a bunch of the stuff they put in there so they've made this video to point them out. I found the mention of the Darksaber amusing I guess?
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Jan 22, 2017 17:07
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Because it's 2017 and everyone would rather ramble at a camera than just write a short article.
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Deceitful Penguin posted:why is this not just a loving list not a half hour video??? Yeah, just what the internet needs, more listicles.
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Jan 22, 2017 18:51
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Really I like my information and lists given to me in slideshow format where each point on the list is a separate page covered in ads.
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I'm the subtle movie moment of the droid being controlled by a different guy than usual off camera, how did fans miss that?
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Joey Freshwater posted:Really I like my information and lists given to me in slideshow format where each point on the list is a separate page covered in ads. These are the best. Don't forget to stretch each point out with a new slide every sentence! I wish I could get paid to be one of those "content producers" though. I would gladly scavenge Reddit and put together top 10 lists for a few bucks
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MariusLecter posted:I'm the subtle movie moment of the droid being controlled by a different guy than usual off camera, how did fans miss that? The subtle thing was that it was the droid from a kid's show set before Rogue One, and because the people on the couch work on that kid's show they expanded on the cameo with an anecdote about how they got to participate in the movie.
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Joey Freshwater posted:Really I like my information and lists given to me in slideshow format where each point on the list is a separate page covered in ads. Or, even better, each slide is doubled with the duplicate slide providing slightly different information or a non-joke and even more ads.
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sweeperbravo posted:Or, even better, each slide is doubled with the duplicate slide providing slightly different information or a non-joke and even more ads. Especially if there's a couple of footer ads with right-facing arrows in 'em. I need to get ublock origin for my phone already.
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Somfin posted:Especially if there's a couple of footer ads with right-facing arrows in 'em. I need to get ublock origin for my phone already. TugaBrowser, my man
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Taeke posted:I watched the Sense8 Christmas special the other day, and just now double checked something that I thought I'd noticed but wasn't sure of. Spoilers ahead: Well, when the series started, they had no idea what was going on, then slowly learned how to visit intentionally rather than accidentally, how to hop behind the controls when someone needed help, and then how to collaborate among multiple sensates remotely using those skills (see: helping Nomi escape). I think the point they were trying to illustrate is that they're refining their skills even further and that we are gonna see some crazy new abilities in the next season.
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Len posted:These are the best. Don't forget to stretch each point out with a new slide every sentence! Surely you could just submit it to cracked.com and win those contests like everyone who wins does
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I just greased up and watched Super again and it took a lot of viewings to realize that it has both Ellen Page and Linda Cardellini playing two different characters. I thought it was all Ellen Page being a stalker working 2 jobs to stalk the guy. Also least favorite is still a favorite: the title role was originally written for John C. Reilly. He plays crazy better. The role was more crazy than depressed, which the actor Riann Wilson always looks.
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Sponge Baathist posted:I just greased up and watched Super again and it took a lot of viewings to realize that it has both Ellen Page and Linda Cardellini playing two different characters. I thought it was all Ellen Page being a stalker working 2 jobs to stalk the guy. Whoa, what? It's been a while since I've seen it. What two characters do they each play?
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Unmature posted:Whoa, what? It's been a while since I've seen it. What two characters do they each play? i havent seen it since it came out, but if its not like a clark kent/superman situation, i dont get it either
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I think hes saying he has face blindness.
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Yeah and I was also hotboxing my room.
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Just rewatched Mousehunt for the first time in a while, and I'd forgotten how little time is wasted in that movie. There is a scene in the beginning where Nathan Lane and Lee Evans find out that the house that they've inherited was built by an architect called Charles Lyle Larou, and instead of just having exposition when explaining that he was a big deal before he was committed (which makes the house very desirable with a huge potential for a large turnover if auctioned), they just have different characters reacting to the name in escalating tones: Main characters: Charles Lyle Larou?  Librarian: *Looking up the name and pointing out the correct section* Charles Lyle Larou  Architectural Scholar: *Looking at the blueprints in the parlour of the house, stunned* Charles Lyle Larou! Charles Lyle Larou! I'm standing, in a house, built by Charles Lyle Larou~  Also some clever callbacks, like with (being played by Christopher Walken) Caesar the exterminator's fate: When they are first being left the house in the will, the executor states that the previous owner was found locked in the trunk in the attic. This is exactly what the mouse will later do to Caesar, he is also found in the same trunk, gibbering insanely after the mouse does... untoward things to him that only are mentioned in a recording on Caesars cassette player ("What are you doing... put that down... right now... that tickles..." is a direct quote). I also like the visual gags with the deranged Catzilla, aka Fluffy, as he fails to capture the mouse also. This amazing scene is a direct allusion to Tom and Jerry, the entire movie is essentially that, but this scene is wonderfully direct: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nOvJ4UFPjzA I also love the effect of them blowing up the floor by accidentally shooting a bug bomb powerful enough that it also works on mice that was lost by Caesar. It doesn't just explode, there is a corona of flame that forms the shape of the crater before it all just falls straight down. The effect has a hell of a punch - Here is the clip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8I5_zsRI4Zo I love this dumb movie so much. 
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Sponge Baathist posted:I just greased up and watched Super again and it took a lot of viewings to realize that it has both Ellen Page and Linda Cardellini playing two different characters. I thought it was all Ellen Page being a stalker working 2 jobs to stalk the guy. gently caress yeah Super. Greatest movie I've watched in a long time, I hadn't even heard of it until I was shotgunning some youtube movie critic content just for the heck of it. Such a niche film but it hit me right in the gut since it's so up my alley in a number of ways.
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That one scene though, whoof.
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