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The other approach is to reshoot the end scene of the previous season. I remember The Shield doing that once, as I was really into production at the time and noticed the camera change.
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Looten Plunder posted:I feel like there are plenty of these moments in Coen Bros films and Jeremy Saulnier films. Yea I thought of Burn After Reading and brad Pitt in the closet
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got any sevens posted:Who shot Mr Burns? It was someone with Simpson DNA. Santa's Little Helper.
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I'm watching The Girl on the Train, and it makes heavy use of a technique I've always hated but don't know the name of. It's like a weird, fake offshoot of slow motion, where every other frame is skipped. A lot of movies use it sparingly to extend a shot by a few seconds, but it's all over this movie, even the opening credits. Does anybody know what I'm talking about? Is there a name for this?
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Apparantly it's called "step fronting"? According to this anyway. http://www.india.com/showbiz/why-director-used-slow-motion-shots-for-the-girl-on-the-train-1549100/ What's step fronting? I don't know, because the only links google has for that term are links to this same article. Edit: I haven't seen the movie, but if it's the same type of slow mo that you see in the likes of Gladiator or Saving Private Ryan, it looks like this article explains it. https://cinemashock.org/2012/07/30/45-degree-shutter-in-saving-private-ryan/ Looten Plunder fucked around with this message at 05:40 on Feb 16, 2017 |
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Feb 16, 2017 05:33
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Robocop, Total Recall, and Starship Troopers are all among my all-time favorite movies. But they're also somehow the only Paul Verhoeven movies I've seen. Is anything else he's done worth watching?
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Ramrod Hotshot posted:Robocop, Total Recall, and Starship Troopers are all among my all-time favorite movies. But they're also somehow the only Paul Verhoeven movies I've seen. Is anything else he's done worth watching? I remember liking Black Book. Although it was a while ago, I think it was subtitled and I was distracted/drinking while I watched it. Seemed pretty good for all that and I remember making a note to self to rewatch it but haven't yet. v0v
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Ramrod Hotshot posted:Robocop, Total Recall, and Starship Troopers are all among my all-time favorite movies. But they're also somehow the only Paul Verhoeven movies I've seen. Is anything else he's done worth watching? Yes, but you're not going to get anything that is the same genre as those movies. You have a fantastic WOII double-bill in Soldier of Orange and Black Book. Or you could go for sex & violence pairing with The Fourth Man and Basic Instinct (and perhaps finish it off with Hollow Man?) Mierenneuker fucked around with this message at 09:17 on Feb 18, 2017 |
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Feb 18, 2017 09:14
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Can anyone name any movies that use a diegetic soundtrack at any point? The one that comes to my mind is the Zatooichi live action that came out a while ago. You would see a telephoto establishing shot and hear the beat, and the camera would then slowly pan down to reveal the music was a group of rice farmers, and then start trickling in more instrumentation. Specifically not radios/speakers in the film
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Feb 18, 2017 12:25
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Penpal posted:Can anyone name any movies that use a diegetic soundtrack at any point? The one that comes to my mind is the Zatooichi live action that came out a while ago. You would see a telephoto establishing shot and hear the beat, and the camera would then slowly pan down to reveal the music was a group of rice farmers, and then start trickling in more instrumentation. Specifically not radios/speakers in the film https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Hi8IWqic0U 
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u26tUeVITCU Edit: This one doesn't really count, but I thought it was fun to mention (also, Ben Stiller has a noticeable stand-in). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fdOrjwuILCE&t=86s Mierenneuker fucked around with this message at 12:55 on Feb 18, 2017 |
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Feb 18, 2017 12:40
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Penpal posted:Can anyone name any movies that use a diegetic soundtrack at any point? The one that comes to my mind is the Zatooichi live action that came out a while ago. You would see a telephoto establishing shot and hear the beat, and the camera would then slowly pan down to reveal the music was a group of rice farmers, and then start trickling in more instrumentation. Specifically not radios/speakers in the film The dogma 95 films are all diegetic. Iirc they use a music box at one point in Festen/The Celebration.
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Penpal posted:Can anyone name any movies that use a diegetic soundtrack at any point? The one that comes to my mind is the Zatooichi live action that came out a while ago. You would see a telephoto establishing shot and hear the beat, and the camera would then slowly pan down to reveal the music was a group of rice farmers, and then start trickling in more instrumentation. Specifically not radios/speakers in the film I think Blazing Saddles has to be mentioned here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cD6aM7sZHWk
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Ramrod Hotshot posted:Robocop, Total Recall, and Starship Troopers are all among my all-time favorite movies. But they're also somehow the only Paul Verhoeven movies I've seen. Is anything else he's done worth watching? Basic Instinct and Showgirls are great. Black Book is very solid. The Fourth Man is solid too, but to me kinda feels like a less-good trial run for Basic Instinct. Flesh & Blood is okay. Hollow Man is bad.
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Penpal posted:Can anyone name any movies that use a diegetic soundtrack at any point? The one that comes to my mind is the Zatooichi live action that came out a while ago. You would see a telephoto establishing shot and hear the beat, and the camera would then slowly pan down to reveal the music was a group of rice farmers, and then start trickling in more instrumentation. Specifically not radios/speakers in the film Face/Off, choir singing The Messiah at the beginning and Nick Cage dancing to it
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I think The Man Who Knew Too Much has another good example of diagetic music. A political assassination attempt choreographed to the music of an orchestral concert: 1934 version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HoN2v6w3Gbc 1956 version (better): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pjCLKo-ib4I
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Paul Verhoeven's Spetters is pretty crazy.
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Feb 18, 2017 20:20
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Abigail's Party features diagetic music, both in the immediate action and as a reminder of the party next door, which continues playing into the credits after the husband dies.
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Ohhh https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UuAevxbgjc8 Olsenbanden = Olsen Gang is like the Danish Ocean's 11 except they're 3 dudes & they've made like 15 movies over 30 years or so. Anyway, this heist scene is all about the diegetic classical music (Elverhøj link to english wiki). Carthag Tuek fucked around with this message at 05:21 on Feb 19, 2017 |
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I think the entirety of The Guest is diegetic. I might be wrong on one or two parts.
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The Triplets of Belleville is a fantastic movie with all diegetic sound. And no dialogue.
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Thanks for all of the replies, gonna sift through those examples.
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A group watch of Showgirls followed by Starship Troopers while drinking heavily is a fine way to spend an evening.
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Crumps Brother posted:I think the entirety of The Guest is diegetic. I might be wrong on one or two parts. I watched it once keeping this in mind and I'm pretty sure the only music that's not clearly explained is the porn music when he comes out of the steamy bathroom half-naked, but I choose to believe that he had a boombox inside there playing it. Along similar lines, You're Next is very sparse with its music, only using the one diegetic song over and over until it goes all-out with Carpenter-style music during the carpenting montage.
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Penpal posted:Can anyone name any movies that use a diegetic soundtrack at any point? The one that comes to my mind is the Zatooichi live action that came out a while ago. Birdman has a ton of diegetics in it. I think the whole movie was intended to be entirely like this but there are a couple of scenes that fail to really explain where the music is coming from. Green Room is also mostly diegetic, although the majority of it is from car stereos or bands playing on stage which is what you wanted to avoid. One great example of diagetic score comes in the famous dog hunting dog scene in that film though.
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Is there a film that has less music or score than No Country For Old Men?
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bows1 posted:Is there a film that has less music or score than No Country For Old Men? I don't recall how much music is in NCfOM, but I've seen plenty of films with zero music. Most of Michael Haneke's films, for instance, have no music.
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I vaguely remember A Separation as having no music at all, but I might be wrong.
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It's basically nothing. It's striking
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bows1 posted:Is there a film that has less music or score than No Country For Old Men? Many early talkies (inc. Dracula and Frankenstein) would have music in the opening and maybe end titles and none in between.
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Jauja has no soundtrack. Here's a list of 62 films without a soundtrack, assuming the list is right (not my list).
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I guess pretty much every found footage movie has no music.
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Spatulater bro! posted:I guess pretty much every found footage movie has no music. Not true in the slightest, I would say at least a third of them have an annoying non-diegetic soundtrack.
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HUNDU THE BEAST GOD posted:Not true in the slightest, I would say at least a third of them have an annoying non-diegetic soundtrack. Hmm. Well they shouldn't have music.
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Spatulater bro! posted:Hmm. Well they shouldn't have music. this is true
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When they found the footage it had a bunch of non-diagetic music on it, duh.
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TychoCelchuuu posted:When they found the footage it had a bunch of non-diagetic music on it, duh. its the best prank. if you find a film on the ground, youre pretty much obligated to replace the audio. zen-style.
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Spatulater bro! posted:Hmm. Well they shouldn't have music. If we are to believe that someone found this footage and is distributing it for us to see in a movie theatre why can't they have added music to make for better presentation? Documentaries have music.
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Lobok posted:If we are to believe that someone found this footage and is distributing it for us to see in a movie theatre why can't they have added music to make for better presentation? Documentaries have music. Found footage shouldn't be played in theaters, and should only be distributed by leaving camcorders around for people to find.
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