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I like pronouncing it "eh-noooooooos" in my head
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CelticPredator posted:Sorry about that. I've been using ANOES for a long, long time now. Usually in the context of a horror discussion it makes more sense. No worries, I felt like I was going insane for like three days when everyone had really strong opinions about this "Beavis" movie I'd never heard of and couldn't find on Google.
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I bought Rob Ager's thing on ANOES and I'm glad I did.
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Art Hindle in The Brood looks like Peter Dinklage and the media should not play in to Trump's obvious deflection, but they are taking it hook, line and sinker.
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Anonymous Robot posted:I really wish there was a video recording of McKellan and Stewart's Waiting for Godot. ![]()
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Anonymous Robot posted:I really wish there was a video recording of McKellan and Stewart's Waiting for Godot. The overall lack of filmed theater really bites.
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Magic Hate Ball posted:The overall lack of filmed theater really bites. What's the reason for this, anyway?
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HUNDU THE BEAST GOD posted:I bought Rob Ager's thing on ANOES and I'm glad I did. what's this?
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Uncle Boogeyman posted:what's this? He did a 13 part video thing on ANOES miscellany (on his website) and it's a lot of fun.
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WeAreTheRomans posted:That does look cool as hell, although I like it with all the post-apocalyptic grimeyness. When I saw it there was heaps of dirt all over the stage I like the little dumbass squares at the top so that it technically doesn't run afoul of Beckett's hissy fit over stage directions for Endgame.
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Skwirl posted:No worries, I felt like I was going insane for like three days when everyone had really strong opinions about this "Beavis" movie I'd never heard of and couldn't find on Google. ![]() Holds up remarkably well.
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Haha. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v4iduQkrMaY Getting Amazing Spiderman 2 flashbacks. Dissapointed Owl fucked around with this message at 22:55 on Mar 5, 2017 |
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Dissapointed Owl posted:What's the reason for this, anyway? Well, all major plays in New York are officially filmed for archival purposes, but I'm not sure what the actual quality is besides "camera on balcony". A big issue is logistics, some plays only run for fifty or a hundred performances, or the producers balk at putting out a recording a performance that might diminish interest, or it might just be too expensive for whatever reason (a lot of plays and musicals run at a loss to begin with). Mostly I think it's just pigheaded old-fashionedness.
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HUNDU THE BEAST GOD posted:He did a 13 part video thing on ANOES miscellany (on his website) and it's a lot of fun. On a 1-10 scale, 1 being normal, 5 being SMG, and 10 being Rob Ager, how crazy is it?
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MisterBibs posted:On a 1-10 scale, 1 being normal, 5 being SMG, and 10 being Rob Ager, how crazy is it? Ager IMO has really ordinary opinions, he's just not afraid to talk about mis en scene the way characters are dressed and things like that, which for some reason are seen as uninteresting or unimportant for things people spend months editing, scouting out, planning and so on. As far out as he gets is something like the Ludovico Lie, which is tremendous discussion on how Alex deLarge's treatment actually "works" and what it means.
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Dark Souls lore videos are the gateway drug for the next generation of film nerds.
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The channel misses the mark somewhat at what it's trying to do, but I respect it for trying.
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Does anyone still use Criticker? Whenever I try to rank something right now it's stuck in the submitting phase and it's been like that all weekend.
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I really want horror hosts to come back. Just not like that.
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feedmyleg posted:I really want horror hosts to come back. Just not like that. But goshdarnit, he's trying.
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Dissapointed Owl posted:The channel misses the mark somewhat at what it's trying to do, but I respect it for trying. Before I pick a 2 hour video at random, what are they trying to do? edit: I skipped too far in and missed the host segment, but there's a dope cartoon in front of Demons long-ass nips Diane fucked around with this message at 23:40 on Mar 5, 2017 |
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Power of Pecota posted:Does anyone still use Criticker? Whenever I try to rank something right now it's stuck in the submitting phase and it's been like that all weekend. I think a lot of people migrated to Letterboxd.
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long-rear end nips Diane posted:Before I pick a 2 hour video at random, what are they trying to do? Horror hosting with lead-in short and everything. But as it stands, it's just a good place to watch some vintage horror flicks.
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Anonymous Robot posted:I really wish there was a video recording of McKellan and Stewart's Waiting for Godot. I think I should just end on a high note.
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Magic Hate Ball posted:Well, all major plays in New York are officially filmed for archival purposes, but I'm not sure what the actual quality is besides "camera on balcony". A big issue is logistics, some plays only run for fifty or a hundred performances, or the producers balk at putting out a recording a performance that might diminish interest, or it might just be too expensive for whatever reason (a lot of plays and musicals run at a loss to begin with). Mostly I think it's just pigheaded old-fashionedness. I think rights probably have a lot to do with it. When a producer acquires stage play rights I am making an educated guess that they license the rights to stage a play in a theatre only. To record and exploit those rights commercially would require more payment and could also conflict with any film/tv licenses granted on the same property, which are almost always exclusive.
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Criminal Minded posted:KC folks: the April schedule at the Drafthouse is nuuuuts. Two showings of Blade Runner—already got my ticket to one of them—plus 2001, Purple Rain, Sorcerer, The Wizard of Oz, Seven, 1984, Singin' in the Rain, Jurassic Park, Twister, Breakfast at Tiffany's, The Shawshank Redemption, and the big prize: a free Victory Rewards showing of Seven Samurai (about which I called them the minute I saw it posted, because you can't yet reserve a spot on the website). I'm gonna see Sorcerer at least, and maybe one or two others depending. I would have never thought I'd get to see Seven Samurai in the theater. But here we are. Sweeeeet.
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Yeah Criticker rating is stuck for me too. As for Rob Ager, man he has some not so savoury opinions. "It's funny that those who associate nationalism with nazis don't make the same equation with socialism, being that the Germans were national SOCIALISTS"
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https://twitter.com/playthroughline/status/832241806695862273
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married but discreet posted:Yeah Criticker rating is stuck for me too. That's less an opinion, more one of this move right here https://twitter.com/OhPoorPup/status/837852209190592513 DeimosRising fucked around with this message at 23:59 on Mar 5, 2017 |
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Woah. This showing of Get Out is filling up! Rad! I saw a family show up with two young kids. What's up with that? Alrighty phone off now.
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HUNDU THE BEAST GOD posted:Ager IMO has really ordinary opinions, he's just not afraid to talk about mis en scene the way characters are dressed and things like that, which for some reason are seen as uninteresting or unimportant for things people spend months editing, scouting out, planning and so on. As far out as he gets is something like the Ludovico Lie, which is tremendous discussion on how Alex deLarge's treatment actually "works" and what it means. Please tell me he goes off about the amazing cat picture in the sleep doctor's office
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therattle posted:I think rights probably have a lot to do with it. When a producer acquires stage play rights I am making an educated guess that they license the rights to stage a play in a theatre only. To record and exploit those rights commercially would require more payment and could also conflict with any film/tv licenses granted on the same property, which are almost always exclusive. Broadway actors also generally have huge royalty clauses built into their contracts.
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Uncle Boogeyman posted:Please tell me he goes off about the amazing cat picture in the sleep doctor's office IIRC he does. He's definitely the kind of guy who notices posters.
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therattle posted:I think rights probably have a lot to do with it. When a producer acquires stage play rights I am making an educated guess that they license the rights to stage a play in a theatre only. To record and exploit those rights commercially would require more payment and could also conflict with any film/tv licenses granted on the same property, which are almost always exclusive. Timby posted:Broadway actors also generally have huge royalty clauses built into their contracts. Also this.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QsZJCEpmczg
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the graduate sucks
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Magic Hate Ball posted:I'd like to make a horror film that's just a sequence of unrelated domestic scenes punctuated by extreme violence and terror. Have you seen Cutting Moments?
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Uncle Boogeyman posted:Please tell me he goes off about the amazing cat picture in the sleep doctor's office Literally everyone mentions that picture. It's second only to the picture of the skeleton riding a motorcycle in Killing American Style. ![]()
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Magic Hate Ball posted:the graduate sucks THANK YOU
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