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Aleph Null posted:What? I couldn't understand a word he said. It's the worst kind of misunderstanding: http://www.snopes.com/disney/films/donald.asp He doesn't actually say it but boy does it ever sound like it if you're listening for it.
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Son of Thunderbeast posted:It's the worst kind of misunderstanding: http://www.snopes.com/disney/films/donald.asp wow - I remember the scene and it always sounded like "why you doggone l'il--I'll get it--INARTICULATE GARBLING" to me. it's also neat that used the period-appropriate version of Daffy Duck who was just a sort of crazy anarchist and not the later version that was a selfish narcissist. Edit: and Bugs Bunny had his earlier head shape, too. They made sure to get all of that right.
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Aug 30, 2017 22:42
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Aleph Null posted:wow - I remember the scene and it always sounded like "why you doggone l'il--I'll get it--INARTICULATE GARBLING" to me. Apparently the frame counts for Mickey Mouse and Bugs Bunny are equal, as that was part of the deal.
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Aug 30, 2017 23:49
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That was weirdly specific and passive-aggressive, though I can somehow imagine the animators were totally down for it. And it makes sense to have the main and secondary company mascots playing off each other in the only opportunity to do so. Apparently, Betty Boop's appearance in that movie caused a resurgence in her popularity to some extent, as a symbol if not her cartoons themselves.
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Watched Terminator 2 3D at the cinema the other day. I was very impressed by the little attention to detail of editing Arnie's face over the stuntman's during the storm drain scene, that always bugged me as it was so obviously not Arnie beforehand. Also, I never thought about it before, but the inflatable dinosaur hanging from the ceiling at the Cyberdine lab isn't just decoration, but nicely appropriate as Cyberdine are arguably the architects of extinction.
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Aug 31, 2017 08:32
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I've only recently noticed that Arnie spends 3/4 of Terminator without eyebrows, as the terminator gets caught in a fireball early on.
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Aug 31, 2017 08:36
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spog posted:I've only recently noticed that Arnie spends 3/4 of Terminator without eyebrows, as the terminator gets caught in a fireball early on. "I know now why you act shocked or surprised, but it's something I can never do."
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Inescapable Duck posted:That was weirdly specific and passive-aggressive, though I can somehow imagine the animators were totally down for it. And it makes sense to have the main and secondary company mascots playing off each other in the only opportunity to do so. IIRC in some of the behind the scenes stuff on Wreck it Ralph Capcom and Nintendo had a back and forth like this during the early Villains meeting. The dailies would come back and Bowser would be a little bigger than M. Bison so Capcom wanted Bison bigger. Then Nintendo wanted Bowser bigger again. It went back and forth a few times.
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Aug 31, 2017 17:36
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I'm picturing the animators always making one bigger on purpose, trying to see if they can get Capcom and Nintendo to the point where they're both absurdly huge and clipping through the ceiling.
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CzarChasm posted:IIRC in some of the behind the scenes stuff on Wreck it Ralph Capcom and Nintendo had a back and forth like this during the early Villains meeting. The dailies would come back and Bowser would be a little bigger than M. Bison so Capcom wanted Bison bigger. Then Nintendo wanted Bowser bigger again. It went back and forth a few times. Extra amusing given Bowser's never been the same size twice. And often changes size within games.
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"We expected Bowser to cameo in this movie alongside a man, yet it appears he is cameo-ing with a god. The day we decided to accept your request to use our intellectual property was the most important day of your life, but to us it was only Tuesday. We want this fixed by Friday."
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Marshal Plugnut posted:Watched Terminator 2 3D at the cinema the other day. I was very impressed by the little attention to detail of editing Arnie's face over the stuntman's during the storm drain scene, that always bugged me as it was so obviously not Arnie beforehand. I also thought they made Arnold's roll off the semi truck at the end look...less bad.
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I didn’t even know T2-3D existed and was currently in theaters. OMG I’m totally taking my angst-riddled John Connorish 12 year old to this.
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Krispy Kareem posted:my angst-riddled John Connorish 12 year Oh god, I'm so sorry.
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10 Beers posted:Oh god, I'm so sorry. I'll take her to this and then right when she thinks John Connor is the coolest guy in the world I'll show her a picture of him now. Stay in school, kids.
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Krispy Kareem posted:I'll take her to this and then right when she thinks John Connor is the coolest guy in the world I'll show her a picture of him now. "Wikipedia posted:Furlong married Rachael Bella on April 19, 2006. The couple's son was born in September 2006.[11] On July 8, 2009, Rachael Bella filed for divorce citing irreconcilable differences.[14] She alleged in court documents that their son tested positive for cocaine, which led a judge to rule Furlong's visits had to be supervised.[15] 
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Man, did anyone see that lovely 4th Crow movie with Edward Furlong, David Boreanaz, and, I think, Tara Reid? I knew right then that Furlong was done forever.
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Krispy Kareem posted:I didn’t even know T2-3D existed and was currently in theaters. as long as you dont pull them out of school and go stay at a semi-deserted gas station on the mexican border. please dont teach your johnconnorish kid that the world is a vampire
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10 Beers posted:Man, did anyone see that lovely 4th Crow movie with Edward Furlong, David Boreanaz, and, I think, Tara Reid? I knew right then that Furlong was done forever. I did. He played a burnout though didn't he? So good casting I guess? At least it had Danny Trejo? Okay it was pretty bad.
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It's almost certainly been mentioned before, but I saw it again today so.. In Jurassic Park, when Nedry runs into a dinosaur as he's making his escape he nervously refers to it is 'Nice Boy'. All the dinosaurs in Jurassic Park were bred female. It reinforces the fact that Nedry never paid any attention to the science behind the park.
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Sep 2, 2017 00:38
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Nedry is an anagram for 'nerdy'.
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spog posted:I've only recently noticed that Arnie spends 3/4 of Terminator without eyebrows, as the terminator gets caught in a fireball early on. They made him smoke after the explosion by splashing acid on his denim jacket.
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EDward furlong followed up T2 with Brainscan and the writing was on the wall
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I saw the T2 3D tonight and the whole film holds up incredibly well after 25 years. I really wish they’d had a sequel, but I guess the future was changed and there wasnt a need.
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oldpainless posted:EDward furlong followed up T2 with Brainscan and the writing was on the wall But Pecker is great.
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Krispy Kareem posted:I saw the T2 3D tonight and the whole film holds up incredibly well after 25 years. I really wish they’d had a sequel, but I guess the future was changed and there wasnt a need. 12 y/o JC with voice cracking from puberty posted:Why Attack Russia? Aren't They Our Friends Now? Prescient
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Grey Fox posted:I also thought they made Arnold's roll off the semi truck at the end look...less bad. I have always liked the roll off the truck, because it's blatantly stiff and artificial. I took that as an intentional "this is a robot" effect, and not just a bad prop for safety's sake.
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Saw Castle in the Sky in theatres this week. I loved it when Pazu has to take his shoes off inside of the metal tunnel and runs up it like kids run up slides. It's over and done quickly but it's good poo poo
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jabby posted:It's almost certainly been mentioned before, but I saw it again today so.. Or my favorite (whether intentional or not), watching the driver during the "Welcome to Jurassic Park" scene. No dialogue, just this constant look of "I just drive the Jeeps, man. What? Oh sure, yeah, dinosaurs, whatever. Seen 'em before."
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Let's be fair - everything a two year old sees goes in its mouth and they learn by imitation. Furlong is for sure a lovely parent who was getting coked up when he should have been looking after his kid, but it's very unlikely that he was giving his toddler a line. He probably just didn't clean up properly after himself and the kid did what Daddy does.
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Jedit posted:Let's be fair - everything a two year old sees goes in its mouth and they learn by imitation. Furlong is for sure a lovely parent who was getting coked up when he should have been looking after his kid, but it's very unlikely that he was giving his toddler a line. He probably just didn't clean up properly after himself and the kid did what Daddy does.
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Sep 2, 2017 11:18
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Open your wallet, take out a  , if you eat it you will likely pop positive for cocaine.
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My Lovely Horse posted:While that's true for any other movie, there is no way to improve on “The Big Lebowski“. In the Silver Age of pornography, one rug will really tie the room together. Coming soon.
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Finally, someone fucks with the Jesus!
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rydiafan posted:I have always liked the roll off the truck, because it's blatantly stiff and artificial. I took that as an intentional "this is a robot" effect, and not just a bad prop for safety's sake.
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In Princess Mononoke, the Emperor's samurai really don't play an important role in the film. They only show up to get dunked on by Ashitaka's newfound cursed strength, get blown back from Iron Town, and offer Jigo the job of killing the forest spirit. However, while they're not a major player in the plot, they have a lot to do with the film's theme of modernization inevitably defeating nature. The film ends with the balance restored for the time-being, but it is clear that it is still a battle nature lost. Enter the Emperor and the Samurai. They don't represent an immediate threat, but an existential one. Ashitaka's tribe, the Emishi, were massacred by the Japanese centuries earlier, and had slowly been dying out until all that was left was his village. Ashitaka's departure from the village marks their final end, as without him, they are without a prince, and their royal lineage will fade into nothing. When he travels across Japan, Ashitaka witnesses the Samurai slaughtering villagers, and then later, they besiege Iron Town at the worst possible moment. The samurai are the inevitable future, and the future is bloody. It's also important to point out that the film is set in the period immediately before the Warring States Era, when the Japanese really started to solidify into one people rather than numerous tribes. By the time the Muromachi period ends, Japan is a world of humans, not spirits. And when the spirits of nature are gone, the humans will turn on themselves, and a century and a half of bloodshed will follow. The Emperor is not an immediate threat, but he is encroaching, and for all the effort that the characters go through in the film to restore the balance between industrialized humans and nature, it's all for nothing since down the line, humans will win. Miyazaki really wasn't in a good mood when he made this film.
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Arcsquad12 posted:In Princess Mononoke, Haven't seen this but interested in role the Jigo character plays as in the game Go this means 'draw'.
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impulse 7 effect posted:Haven't seen this you should fix that Edit: gently caress that came out 20 years ago
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impulse 7 effect posted:Haven't seen this but interested in role the Jigo character plays as in the game Go this means 'draw'. Jigo is a wild card and his intent to kill the forest spirit is what forces the ceasefire at the end. The emperor wants the head of the spirit because he believes it will make him immortal, and Jigo takes the job in return for a pardon and a load of cash. When the spirit loses its head it turns into a wall of death, and only by returning it's head will it undo the destruction. However in doing so, the spirit finally dies. It sets both iron town and the forest spirits back to even ground, but with the implication that next time there won't be a tie, and someone is going to lose badly.
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Fight Club is basically a movie full of subtle moments but one I noticed on a rewatch is how early in the movie you see Tyler and the Narrator having to walk back to the Paper Street house. Later in the movie after all the Project Mayhem stuff has taken off you see the Narrator getting dropped off right at his front door by an empty bus.
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