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Man, Sunshine the movie just frustrates me. I know it's been mentioned a lot before. Here you have a fantastic sci-fi film, great cast, John Murphy score, fantastic ambience. Seriously people have no idea any of those folks were in that movie and are always surprised at the lineup. Suddenly things get spooky and mysterious but gently caress it could have gone literally any other direction. Here you have 2/3rds a great movie then suddenly a slasher thriller flick 🙄 Ok that's my Monday rant thanks
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Yeah it does a great job of making the sun the primary villain until freddy krueger shows up.
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Sep 18, 2017 20:39
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To be a fly on that wall when they were compiling a script and storyboarding "Fantastic stuff here all. Really great. What direction should we go now?" "Let's just throw in a spooky antagonist from no where and completely change the vibe and direction" Not sure what's worse. That ending or Battlestar Galactica's 🤔
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Sep 18, 2017 20:41
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NUKES CURE NORKS posted:The basic training plague but regular people version? Pretty much. The cost of public transit really. You get sick once a year and hoooooo boy it sucks. Then you're fine.
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On the other hand, Little Miss Sunshine is an amazing film from start to finish.
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drat that movie is pretty old now isn't it? Quality flick for sure, was real popular there for a minute. Gramps owns. -edit 2006  Also not gonna lie I didn't know how to pronounce Nietzsche prior to that film. Think it also brought to light how hosed the whole Nostalgia4Dogges fucked around with this message at 20:52 on Sep 18, 2017 |
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Sep 18, 2017 20:50
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Mr. Nice! posted:On the other hand, Little Miss Sunshine is an amazing film from start to finish. As is Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
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Just your friendly reminder that it came out in 2004, 40-year-old virgin 2005. Definitely Jim's best role
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Nostalgia4Dogges posted:To be a fly on that wall when they were compiling a script and storyboarding Sunshine ended fine, I like to think of it as their own tribute to Event Horizon. If you want a terrible ending, look no further than Stephen King's The Stand. loving moved to CO a year ago and I'm just now getting a bed. Had a memory foam king size dropped at work with a platform and for the first time in 13 months I can sleep on something that isn't a futon, cot, giant memory foam bean bag, recliner or floor. Thank gently caress.
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Sep 18, 2017 21:24
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Tbh the ending itself is alright all things considered. Not sure about the heat shields on their flying cube though. By that point you've done enough deep thinking to draw some sort of symbolism I guess. Maybe a bit of nihilism. This deleted scene gave some context but I guess it was too much religion https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nfBOL-hn2l4
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Sep 18, 2017 21:27
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I'm in the part of Disaster Artist where they shoot "Oh Hi Mark" like in the first teaser trailer. It took three hours, 32 takes, and Wiseau possibly getting a concussion to get seven seconds of usable film. This book is pretty drat funny so far.
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Nostalgia4Dogges posted:To be a fly on that wall when they were compiling a script and storyboarding I disagree, pinbacker is the logical endpoint of kaneda and searle. But I fully get why it doesn't work for some. Here watch this https://youtu.be/z_kyu4JhlXI
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Sep 18, 2017 22:09
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Yeah I get it's poignant and all, and there's clear interpretations, but just felt like an after thought.
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But then I've always had a soft spot for the whole concept of 'something that will drive men beyond madness' theme in scifi
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let me tell you about a little movie called Event Horizon. Granted, the spookiness drove them mad. I'm scared to watch that movie as an adult because i'm sure it's actually horrendous. I'll keep my edgy 14-year-old mindset
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Event horizon rules and you should watch the clips they had to cut because its wicked violent.
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NUKES CURE NORKS posted:Event horizon rules Sam Neill really knocked it out of the park
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Two Finger posted:Sam Neill really knocked it out of the park Borodin really went bugfuck insane after he moved to Montana and started digging up dinosaurs.
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Nostalgia4Dogges posted:let me tell you about a little movie called Event Horizon. Granted, the spookiness drove them mad. I'm scared to watch that movie as an adult because i'm sure it's actually horrendous. I'll keep my edgy 14-year-old mindset It's awesome, watch it again. It actually holds up pretty decent for being 20 years old. Certainly held up a hell of a lot better than Sphere. I'm going to sleep like the dead tonight. Bed's set up and Frank's already claimed his corner. It takes up a ton of space in this tiny shitbox apartment. So comfy.
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Have a belated check-in from central MD here. Given all the Goons in the area we should pick a day and meet up for walking around Udvar-Hazy or something.
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orange juche posted:Hey does anyone have a picture of TheRat's rifle that has the weyland yutani logo? Buddy wants to see it. Took some fresh ones since I have a different light mount on there now.  
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I read Shattered, the 3rd party clinton campaign breakdown. Bernie Sanders was portrayed as the poltician who wouldn't die/night of the living dead'ed the clinton campaign team for 14+ months. 20% of it was spent on general election and how Trump was a master of getting attention/FYAD superstar. The one humorous thing in the book was the clinton-camp Trump roleplayer, who really got into his role. The remaining 80% was all about the infighting/committee think/anthony weiner fuckups/bill clinton the wildcard/and the utter cheapness of the clinton campaign.
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Nostalgia4Dogges posted:let me tell you about a little movie called Event Horizon. Granted, the spookiness drove them mad. I'm scared to watch that movie as an adult because i'm sure it's actually horrendous. I'll keep my edgy 14-year-old mindset i never saw it until a few years ago, and i thought it was good, so it will probably hold up just fine for you
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event horizon is a legit cool movie
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Event Horizon owns
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Event Horizon watched in the theater not knowing anything about it other than 'space movie' was pretty god damned awesome.
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My favorite part remains Laurence Fishburne's deadpan "We're leaving." after they figure out what is going on. It's great to see a horror movie character appraise the situation and just nope the gently caress out.
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No we ain't just gonna leave her. I'm gonna withdraw to safe distance and fire attack missiles until I'm satisfied nothing remains of this ship. Dude knew what was up.
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Renting a 2br by yourself is probably not a good idea. I mean, I easily afford it, but it's just so...empty
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I'm looking forward to getting the gently caress out of this studio apartment. I mean, the space itself is fine, I don't need more than I have and more square footage just equals more cleaning. I really just want a porch I can smoke on and a real wall/door for the bed space. There's a loving hole in my divider wall with vertical blinds to fill it and it looks dumb as gently caress.
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Deathy McDeath posted:Renting a 2br by yourself is probably not a good idea. I mean, I easily afford it, but it's just so...empty Mine's my office. Desk, bookshelves, etc. My biggest concern in finding a new place is garage space. I was really spoiled with my garage in Oklahoma, so I have quite a stockpile of tools and equipment. And two vehicles that I refuse to store outside. Unfortunately smaller houses with bigger garages are tough to find, so buying a house is gonna cost me. 
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Godholio posted:Mine's my office. Desk, bookshelves, etc. You could just buy a small house on a decent sized parcel of land and then build a garage/workshop.
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lol @ all these lavish lifestyles 450 square feet whadup
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Nostalgia4Dogges posted:lol @ all these lavish lifestyles 450 square feet whadup 700 square feet in the SF bay area, loving plebeians.
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ElMaligno posted:700 square feet in the SF bay area, loving plebeians. Ugh now all of the Bay area goons are going to weigh in
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To be fair it's by choice. I enjoy amenities such as: parking, no roomate, being able to walk cool poo poo, not living in complete suburbia. Anyone live/work in the city proper and go completely car-less? I suppose with lyft and such it's a lot more feasible these days Nostalgia4Dogges fucked around with this message at 20:48 on Sep 19, 2017 |
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I live in a big 4 bedroom house in a nice area. I don't know how many square feet but it's a bunch, and the lot is like .9 acres. Just me and the wife for now but we're trying to make little Shimazu's to fill the house with.
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Sep 19, 2017 20:49
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1500 sq ft for just me and Monty It's me the guy with a home way bigger than needed.
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ElMaligno posted:700 square feet in the SF bay area, loving plebeians. Look at this East Bay trash bragging.
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I live in a space maybe 2-3 sqm
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