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I can't remember if it was in here we were talking about best political movies but i found the answer to it It's Chaplin's Modern Times. I bet if you told him that 80 years after he made it it would still be relevant he'd be very proud and very sad.
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married but discreet posted:I hope Brazil aged well. It was my favourite movie for a long time but I haven't seen it in ages. Brazil still rules. I remember a while back we were discussing home invasion thrillers in this and/or horror thread, and also definitely D. W. Griffith films. Well, guess who was a pioneer of the home invasion thriller? Classic silent short of the day is An Unseen Enemy from 1912. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BVSFlSxNvLg Note the deliberate phrasing of "an," as opposed to "the." While Griffith was certainly no stranger to the formula of melodramatic, home invasion, I believe this short demonstrates a far more stylish, kinetic example of it. Just check out those pre-Kubrickian twins, victims of Griffith's primary racist fantasy, which is actually these 'degenerate' white trash villains, like the gypsy and blackface villains that would be his legacy, representing the 'biological' decline of 'civilization.' And, yet, it's also rather tongue-in-cheek. Or it may be just that the soundtrack I played for it was the first 2.1 songs (didn't really get through the third) of this fantastic 1967 neo-classical record Extended Voices. Those were: 1) "Sound Patterns" Pauline Oliveros https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WFJZUaeqOsc 2) "North American Time Capsule 1967" Alvin Lucier https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ot_EEK9VRd4 3) the first minute and a half of "Solos for Voice 2" John Cage https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nINo9zmBVyo This entire record is loving phenomenal, though.
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married but discreet posted:I hope you meant rewatch Blade Runner otherwise what are you doing with your life. I have never seen blade runner
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married but discreet posted:I hope you meant rewatch Blade Ftfy
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Anyone know a really good audiobook version of Sherlock Holmes stories? I wanna get into it but my eyesight problems mean sitting down and reading a ton of short stories is a no-no. The free version on youtube has a dreadfully boring narrator.DC Murderverse posted:I can't remember if it was in here we were talking about best political movies but i found the answer to it Duh.
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DC Murderverse posted:I can't remember if it was in here we were talking about best political movies but i found the answer to it Gabriel Over the White House tho
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Conspiracy theory: Dredd and Mad Max take place in the same world and it's the Mushroom Kingdom from the Mario movie.married but discreet posted:I hope you meant rewatch Blade Runner otherwise what are you doing with your life. When I was younger I sat down to watch Blade Runner but was disappointed to find my dad only had the directors cut, which I figured wasn't as good as the theatrical version. I realize now I was probably incorrect.
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One thing about the Dredd setting in the comics that's super weird to me is that they have space travel and tons of alien races and planets capable of supporting life exist. So they're in those huge megacities that are fairly dystopian, surrounded by horrifying Mad Max apocalypse deserts, but they could just... leave...
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DeimosRising posted:5) Explanation of how the video proves Flat Earth when its a video about like, how to remove the heat sink from your computer Hey,dude if we're on a spinning planet when you tossed the heat sink into the air it would have either hit you in the face or disappeared out the window.
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Hat Thoughts posted:Jenny come to Brazil Are you being kind to me
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I read the spoiler for the mummy, I think they got the movie mixed up with a super hero movie. Might be a good rental.
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Moonwalker is an extraordinarily strange film.
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I'm watching The Mummy (1999) as an attempt to forget how awful the new one is. I forgot how loving camp this movie is!
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Jun 10, 2017 04:59
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Everyone who has El Rey and enjoys loving weird-rear end low budget bad action movies should clear their schedule tomorrow and watch the Snake Eater films. No Big Bosses to be seen, but they feature a man being killed by electric piss and a man winning a bar fight using a condom. And that's just in one of them.
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Taintrunner posted:I'm watching The Mummy (1999) as an attempt to forget how awful the new one is. I forgot how loving camp this movie is! Hot take: Steven Sommers owns.
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Jun 10, 2017 05:18
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Brazil is good.
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Dissapointed Owl posted:Moonwalker is an extraordinarily strange film. Yet the game is even stranger (either version) Unrelated, it's honestly amazing to me that people online are still acting mad about the 2016 Ghostbusters.
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BENGHAZI 2 posted:I have never seen blade runner hosed up if true.
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Taintrunner posted:I'm watching The Mummy (1999) as an attempt to forget how awful the new one is. I forgot how loving camp this movie is! The 99 mummy is so good! The second one is filled with air balloon nonsense. Can you even make an air balloon like a final fantasy airship? Tenzarin fucked around with this message at 05:25 on Jun 10, 2017 |
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It's such a good day adventure film, that's a genre that needs a comeback TBH
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I'm about to watch Rasputin, The Mad Monk starring Christopher Lee
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Coffee And Pie posted:It's such a good day adventure film, that's a genre that needs a comeback TBH What's the last great adventure movie?
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Coffee And Pie posted:It's time to watch DREDD and eat some mint chocolate chip ice cream motherfuckers When I was a child, I called mint chocolate chip ice cream "Emerald City Ice Cream" because I watched The Wizard of Oz every day. Green things are like emerald city. Solid logic. Tenzarin posted:The 99 mummy is so good! The second one is filled with air balloon nonsense. Can you even make an air balloon like a final fantasy airship?
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Lord Krangdar posted:What's the last great adventure movie? Guardians 2?
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Lord Krangdar posted:What's the last great adventure movie? xXx: The return of Xander Cage.
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Well... My girlfriend and I went over to the house of a couple of friends we hadn't seen in a long time. It was supposed to be a board game night, but we spend the first hour or two just catching up and shooting the poo poo. After this our one friend decided he'd rather watch a movie than play a board game, and he had a movie "you guys will really like." It was Bad Grandpa. What a colossal, tedious, unfunny, piece poo poo movie that was. Edit: Dirty Grandpa. Not Bad Grandpa. Not sure how I got those confused. Blisster fucked around with this message at 08:28 on Jun 10, 2017 |
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Tomorrow's TCM underground is a must: Portrait of Jason https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8fcuH-rTWE The Connection http://www.tcm.com/mediaroom/video/1142420/Connection-The-Movie-Clip-In-A-Drug-Addict-s-Apartment.html
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Rasputin just stopped boning a farmer's daughter so he could chop a dude's hand off with a scythe this is sick
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Lord Krangdar posted:What's the last great adventure movie? Tintin
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It was before Tintin, but I always had a big soft spot for Second Hand Lions. I guess that's technically a film about viewing life as an adventure film, rather than strictly being one...
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Tenzarin posted:xXx: The return of Xander Cage. I actually enjoyed this one a lot. It's a decent fast and furious-lite with the stupidity cranked up to 11. Plus they let Ruby Rose be gay in it which I was there for.
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Jenny Angel posted:Are you being kind to me I mean the implication is that you're a pop-star beloved by brazillian teens so I can't really see how that's a bad thing.
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Blisster posted:Well... Wait, like, the Jackass movie?
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Lurdiak posted:Anyone know a really good audiobook version of Sherlock Holmes stories? I wanna get into it but my eyesight problems mean sitting down and reading a ton of short stories is a no-no. The free version on youtube has a dreadfully boring narrator. If you have an audible account (or a free trial) they've just released the complete set of all novels and short stories with Stephen Fry narrating it and it's really very good. It is also about 75 hours long.
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DrVenkman posted:If you have an audible account (or a free trial) they've just released the complete set of all novels and short stories with Stephen Fry narrating it and it's really very good. Thanks! And that length isn't scaring me off. You're talking to the man who watched every episode of every Law and Order. In less than 2 years. E: What the fug  I don't know which one to shoot! Lurdiak fucked around with this message at 08:24 on Jun 10, 2017 |
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LORD OF BOOTY posted:Wait, like, the Jackass movie? Oops I meant Dirty Grandpa.
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Holy poo poo, does this website seriously not give me an audio file I can download? I have to use a go-between app or cloud-based service? No loving wonder they need to advertise their lovely website alongside loot crates to get people to use it.
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Freudian Slipper, were you taking about shooting in an alley next to the embassy and Masons? I meant to suggest asking them for footage to incorporate to cut in that CCTV style perspective.
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K. Waste posted:Or it may be just that the soundtrack I played for it was the first 2.1 songs (didn't really get through the third) of this fantastic 1967 neo-classical record Extended Voices. Those were: I adore this kind of stuff, thanks for sharing. Blisster posted:Edit: Dirty Grandpa. Not Bad Grandpa. Not sure how I got those confused. Here is one way to remember the difference: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Pf-pP3mEzvY (  ish)Definitely a case of typecasting Aubrey Plaza, but she made lemonade out of that tasteless, old lemon. Mierenneuker fucked around with this message at 09:54 on Jun 10, 2017 |
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