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DrBouvenstein posted:Continuing the proud tradition of dinosaur cop side-kicks: We all knew Guinan was old. But that's pretty drat old.
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biracial bear for uncut posted:Well, that answers the question of what happened to one of the dinosaur puppets from that TV show Dinosaurs. And this is one of the things that rubs me the wrong way about Kung Fury: the dinosaur thing is so clearly a 90s fad.
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The next Internet-wide debate: How would T-Rexes wear their shoes? Wide or forked?
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Feb 22, 2017 17:30
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Forked, if Nike has a say in this.
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Feb 22, 2017 17:37
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Arctos posted:The next Internet-wide debate: How would T-Rexes wear their shoes? Wide or forked? How did he tie them?
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Solice Kirsk posted:How did he tie them? You know how there are those birds that help clean crocodiles in exchange for not being eaten? It's like that, but they also tie shoelaces.
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Feb 22, 2017 18:37
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Krinkle posted:I want to me three this but I just can't remember what happens to him in die hard. I think he gets kicked in the balls by die hard's wife. Holly Ginero/McClane punches him in the face in the first one and tazes him into a blubbering mess in the second one.
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Ak Gara posted:You know how there are those birds that help clean crocodiles in exchange for not being eaten? It's like that, but they also tie shoelaces. Eh, it's a living.
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Feb 22, 2017 18:42
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Ak Gara posted:You know how there are those birds that help clean crocodiles in exchange for not being eaten? It's like that, but they also tie shoelaces. That's actually not a thing.
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Feb 22, 2017 18:56
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Pick posted:That's actually not a thing. Sure it is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zMVXvYPciwE
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Feb 22, 2017 19:07
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Not sure that's a real crocodile. I can tell from some of the pixels and having seen quite a few crocodiles in my time.
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MrJacobs posted:He did, she was driving though and they didn't gently caress. And there was a shitton of CGI (mostly removing wires, and giant gently caress off Duststorms. And the Citadel)So now you can enjoy the movie for how it is. Fury Road was a masterclass in how to use CGI heavily without detracting from the realistic feel of a movie - there wasn't a single shot that was untouched, and yet the CG work was never the focus.
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Kenlon posted:Fury Road was a masterclass in how to use CGI heavily without detracting from the realistic feel of a movie - there wasn't a single shot that was untouched, and yet the CG work was never the focus. CGI needs to complement the scene, not dominate it. It's like salt. You want enough, but not so much that it'll overpower the meal and make it a horrible salty mess.
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Kenlon posted:Fury Road was a masterclass in how to use CGI heavily without detracting from the realistic feel of a movie - there wasn't a single shot that was untouched, and yet the CG work was never the focus. District 9 is another great example of CGI done well. The aliens, their ship, and even the final battle inside a mechanized battle suit don't really call attention to the effects used to make them and are just kind of there. It's all very matter-of-fact when other similar movies would be focused on the spectacle of it. e: As much spectacle as the movie gets, but still looks relatively plain and realistic given what's going on. vvvv NoEyedSquareGuy has a new favorite as of 19:45 on Feb 22, 2017 |
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NoEyedSquareGuy posted:District 9 is another great example of CGI done well. The aliens, their ship, and even the final battle inside a mechanized battle suit don't really call attention to the effects used to make them and are just kind of there. It's all very matter-of-fact when other similar movies would be focused on the spectacle of it. Uh I think you need to watch that robo-suit battle again. That was definitely spectacle
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Ammanas posted:Uh I think you need to watch that robo-suit battle again. That was definitely spectacle Because "holy poo poo! it's a massive robot suit!" is cool. Doesn't matter if it is CGI or practical or both. It was pretty cool, though.
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On the other hand gently caress you.
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 I know, I'm 12.
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MisterBibs posted:
Yeah, the 12 year olds I know all have old rear end phones with poo poo cameras. 
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Snowmankilla posted:Yeah, the 12 year olds I know all have old rear end phones with poo poo cameras. I have an S7; I zoomed in so it'd actually be legible. 
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MisterBibs posted:I have an S7; I zoomed in so it'd actually be legible. get a better phone
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Lechtansi posted:get a better phone we don't all have ancient bird-people statues handing out the latest in technology to us, dude 
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Feb 22, 2017 21:57
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Pick posted:That's actually not a thing. It is, but I don't think it's very common. Birds that eat parasites off large mammals happens all the time though. There's a similar thing with fish where there are "cleaning stations" where larger fish swim up to have parasites cleaned from them. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mutualism_(biology) RatHat has a new favorite as of 22:22 on Feb 22, 2017 |
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e: nm
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MisterBibs posted:
Mount Gay is a pretty popular brand of rum and therefore objectively very good, I'm surprised you don't already know it.
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Baron von Eevl posted:Mount Gay is a pretty popular brand of rum and therefore objectively very good, I'm surprised you don't already know it. First time I saw it; you aren't the first to tell me how popular/good it is. I was going to try it (i don't think I've ever had rum before), but I was having lunch and didn't want to go back to work with alcohol in my system.
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Feb 22, 2017 22:44
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I saw an intersection in Nashville that was on Gay and Church. There's also this sign in NJ:  Sadly Seaman's dried up years back, but the other two are still there.
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Feb 22, 2017 22:53
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Hah! Best Buy, ridiculous.
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somekindofguy posted:I saw an intersection in Nashville that was on Gay and Church. Consumer Square? More like consumer box! Amiright? 
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It's burgin' time! 
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MisterBibs posted:
That's generous.
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RatHat posted:It is, but I don't think it's very common. Birds that eat parasites off large mammals happens all the time though. There's a similar thing with fish where there are "cleaning stations" where larger fish swim up to have parasites cleaned from them. There's no recorded instance of birds that clean the teeth of crocodiles. Obviously mutualism, as exists with wrasse and cowbirds, is a thing.
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Pick posted:There's no recorded instance of birds that clean the teeth of crocodiles. Obviously mutualism, as exists with wrasse and cowbirds, is a thing.
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Fuckin lol
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Pick posted:There's no recorded instance of birds that clean the teeth of crocodiles. Obviously mutualism, as exists with wrasse and cowbirds, is a thing. There are however birds that will nest right next to alligator nests and be their intruder alarm in exchange for the gator protecting both of them should the alarm sound.
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Please do the needful.
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Karate Bastard posted:Please do the needful. Dont crib my pickup lines
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