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Timby posted:Didn't a bunch of the people in Movie 43 have no idea what the hell they were getting into, then respond with horror when the actual movie came out?
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Timby posted:Didn't a bunch of the people in Movie 43 have no idea what the hell they were getting into, then respond with horror when the actual movie came out? Was that the one were Hugh Jackman has huge testicles on his chin? I wish I could have been there when he found out about that aspect of his character. You know, as astral projection and not as a real person. The guy who blackmailed Jackman into doing the movie probably would have shot me.
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Casimir Radon posted:I believe a lot of them signed on before finding out what it was. George Clooney broke his contract when he actually read the script. I guess the rest of them didn't think the possible legal trouble was worth it. Wtf they had to sign a contract before even seeing a script?
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My memory of Movie 43's creation was that it was a bunch of stars contractually owing a film to the studio. The producer or whoever leveraged that against them.
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Gatts posted:So I've read some of the outrage on twitter It amazes me people do this.
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I believe so many stars did Movie 43 because it was all short lovely vignettes, it took less than a day for any of them to do their role so it was a super easy job.
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Twitter is one of the worst things to come out of the Internet. Let that sink in.
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Twitter gave us Covfefe
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CelticPredator posted:Twitter gave us Covfefe And is currently in full  mode, as it does with all once-funny things
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Reading jokes on Twitter =! reading outrage on Twitter.
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"I'm sorry for the offense that was beyond my creative control" is a bad non-apology
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Vegetable posted:"I'm sorry for the offense that was beyond my creative control" is a bad non-apology on the other hand, if she literally had nothing to do with what happened, should she be taking responsibility for it? like that's basically what she's saying a better characterization of her statements would be "I had no idea this was going on and I am attempting to stop it, yell at those assholes not me"
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LORD OF BOOTY posted:on the other hand, if she literally had nothing to do with what happened, should she be taking responsibility for it? like that's basically what she's saying Doesn't she know that's not how it works? She's in the movie so it's clearly her fault duh
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LORD OF BOOTY posted:on the other hand, if she literally had nothing to do with what happened, should she be taking responsibility for it? like that's basically what she's saying
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loving how
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Either you're sorry or you're not. I don't know how you think it's any good to say "I'm sorry for this thing that I didn't do." It's loving embarrassing is what it is.
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A goon who doesn't understand empathy, shocking.
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"I'm sorry this happened" isn't a completely inhuman thing to state.
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CelticPredator posted:"I'm sorry this happened" isn't a completely inhuman thing to state.
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In this world where people like to put a face to the faceless, it's not completely out of the realm to be like "yo I didn't do this, but I feel bad that it happened."
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Also people want people to know they weren't directly involved but still feel bad it happened. Shocking I know.
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Tars Tarkas posted:Whatever the crap Red Shoes and the 7 Dwarfs is (a cartoon), it decided that a body shaming ad campaign was acceptable, at lease until star Chloe Grace Moretz got mad and suddenly the ad campaign is yanked. Is the ad campaign successful in that I've never heard of the movie before and now have? Or is it a failure because there is no way I'd go see it regardless? And the link is already dead. I assume it was this? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M8MU2NhEvow
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CelticPredator posted:In this world where people like to put a face to the faceless, it's not completely out of the realm to be like "yo I didn't do this, but I feel bad that it happened." We also live in a world where people attack actors because they were a villain in a TV show or movie so it's not like there wont be idiots who think Moretz is directly responsible.
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Who hates Hit Girl? Besides Red Mist/Motherfucker?
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So it's a fat joke movie that somehow managed to get a star + animation budget? What a world.
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got any sevens posted:Wtf they had to sign a contract before even seeing a script? this is standard for pretty much all movies ever the stars sign off on a treatment but the script is a work in progress until the film is shipped to the theaters
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porfiria posted:Twitter is one of the worst things to come out of the Internet. Let that sink in. Vertical or square videos without sound are actually the worst thing to come out of the Internet that's not something that means jailtime.
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poorly shot amateur video goes back before the internet and yet still isn't half the sin of twitter's mere exisence. Nested comments ranked by popularity are, too, worse a crime.
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I'd like to think that Anime is one of the top reasons why intelligent alien life refuses to make first contact with humanity.
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basic hitler posted:poorly shot amateur video goes back before the internet and yet still isn't half the sin of twitter's mere exisence. Nested comments ranked by popularity are, too, worse a crime. No, I'm talking about videos made for sharing in social media and consumption on smartphones. Professionally made stuff by big companies. The "future" of video content apparently. Decius fucked around with this message at 12:25 on Jun 2, 2017 |
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Grendels Dad posted:We also live in a world where people attack actors because they were a villain in a TV show or movie so it's not like there wont be idiots who think Moretz is directly responsible. I've always heard that people on the street would yell at Billy Dee Williams for betraying Han Solo after The Empire Strikes Back came out.
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Iron Crowned posted:I've always heard that people on the street would yell at Billy Dee Williams for betraying Han Solo after The Empire Strikes Back came out. I saw an interview with Charles Napier where he said he got people approaching him being super pissed that he was mean to Rambo for like a decade straight and he eventually had prepared statement he'd give explaining how actors are people that act a certain way in a fictional thing/etc.
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Decius posted:No, I'm talking about videos made for sharing in social media and consumption on smartphones. Professionally made stuff by big companies. The "future" of video content apparently. People wont turn their phones so this is the future, sorry.
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Iron Crowned posted:I've always heard that people on the street would yell at Billy Dee Williams for betraying Han Solo after The Empire Strikes Back came out. I was thinking about King Sadist from Game of Thrones, who apparently is a really friendly guy in real life but was constantly antagonized on the streets on account of being King Sadist on Game of Thrones.
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Neo Rasa posted:I saw an interview with Charles Napier where he said he got people approaching him being super pissed that he was mean to Rambo for like a decade straight and he eventually had prepared statement he'd give explaining how actors are people that act a certain way in a fictional thing/etc. What a Duketastrophy
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Grendels Dad posted:I was thinking about King Sadist from Game of Thrones, who apparently is a really friendly guy in real life but was constantly antagonized on the streets on account of being King Sadist on Game of Thrones. Goddamn, I wonder if the coast guard is still getting calls to rescue the crew of the SS Minnow
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Grendels Dad posted:I was thinking about King Sadist from Game of Thrones, who apparently is a really friendly guy in real life but was constantly antagonized on the streets on account of being King Sadist on Game of Thrones. Biff frombttf is also real nice irl
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I recall reading somewhere that Eun-shim Lee never acted again after Hanyo because she was so vilified for her role as evil housemaid that no studio wanted to hire her for future projects.
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Samuel Clemens posted:I recall reading somewhere that Eun-shim Lee never acted again after Hanyo because she was so vilified for her role as evil housemaid that no studio wanted to hire her for future projects.
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Iron Crowned posted:I've always heard that people on the street would yell at Billy Dee Williams for betraying Han Solo after The Empire Strikes Back came out. My favorite anecdote along these lines, but of a more humorous nature, is one that Harold Ramis told: One day, William Atherton was walking down the sidewalk in New York or Los Angeles, I forget which, and a bus full of people pulls up alongside him. He looks over and everyone shouts, "YO, DICKLESS!  "
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