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LesterGroans posted:Zodiac, The Social Network and Gone Girl are so drat good that I totally forget Fincher's worst movies are wedged in between them. Girl with the Dragon Tattoo is just fine.
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DC Murderverse posted:Girl with the Dragon Tattoo is just fine. Oh, for sure. Which makes it Fincher's second-worst movie. The Game and Panic Room are solid thrillers and Alien 3 rules.
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HUNDU THE BEAST GOD posted:You can never convince me that Joey hasn't done some poo poo. He seems like a scumbag to me. Joey is def a pedo. If his first thought when hearing a police siren is "she told me she was 18!!" Joke or not then uh...yeah. Anyway The Disaster Artist is loving beautiful.
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LesterGroans posted:Oh, for sure. Which makes it Fincher's second-worst movie. The Game never loving stops, it's constant paranoia and tension, it's loving awesome.
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CelticPredator posted:Joey is def a pedo. If his first thought when hearing a police siren is "she told me she was 18!!" Joke or not then uh...yeah. He just seems explosively temperamental. I bet he has restraining orders and poo poo out on him.
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i didn't realize "walking around abandoned buildings" was a youtube genre, that sounds like extremely my poo poo (i loved Abandoned Grain Elevator) i could probably make 2 dozen videos like that while i'm home for the month, tons of burned out churches and factories around here. should i?
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I once got the idea of making a series of Urbex videos. Just low-key videos of someone exploring interesting abandoned buildings with no spooky music or gimmicks. Then in the last video things would start to get crazy. Furniture moving around with entire rooms rearranging themselves, footsteps, things going bump and a few glimpses of a vaguely human shape in the shadows Haven't gotten around to it yet Probably never will, they're tearing down basically all the cool abandoned houses to build more hotels.
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X-Ray Pecs posted:The Game never loving stops, it's constant paranoia and tension, it's loving awesome. The Game sucks.
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FreudianSlippers posted:
Just wait for years for when all the hotels get abandoned
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man, that video of those arizona cops terrorizing a dude until he made a mistake so that they could legally shoot him dead is just loving infuriating
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Snak posted:The Game sucks. Well you know what, it doesn’t matter, because whether you hate it or love it, the underdog’s on top.
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Lil Mama Im Sorry posted:man, that video of those arizona cops terrorizing a dude until he made a mistake so that they could legally shoot him dead is just loving infuriating I was going to ask but your post tells me enough. I'm sure they won't get charged let alone convicted.
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They actually went to trial but the jury found him not guilty because this country loves police violence!!!
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The cops who lied to protect Van Dyke for the murder of Laquan McDonald have all been cleared, and the other day Van Dyke's lawyer compared his client to black sharecroppers lynched by angry white mobs over the murder of a plantation owner. I love this country.
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Lil Mama Im Sorry posted:Yeah this happened in jan 2016 and we're pretty much just now finding out about it Did you see the photo of him with his tats and how all the articles about him cropped out the tats? Lol
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ruddiger posted:The cops who lied to protect Van Dyke for the murder of Laquan McDonald have all been cleared, and the other day Van Dyke's lawyer compared his client to black sharecroppers lynched by angry white mobs over the murder of a plantation owner. https://youtu.be/Wv__27TW6Lo
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The movie we need right now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0rD1OzJVoWY
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I watched The Hill the other day and it might be the best depiction of cop-ism ever put on film. It's a good movie in its own right -- great cinematography, loaded cast (including a Bond-era Sean Connery) -- but it features nearly perfect illustration of a cop, with all the personality defects that police-supporting cowards mistake for positive traits, having his bad behavior supported by a thoroughly disfunctional system.
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So I haven't given up on my new designs for classic(?) DC characters project but I'm still stuck at number one with a bullet, Black Lightning. I've been trying and aborting different build and costume ideas for days. It's frustrating.
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WENTZ WAGON NUI posted:So I haven't given up on my new designs for classic(?) DC characters project but I'm still stuck at number one with a bullet, Black Lightning. I've been trying and aborting different build and costume ideas for days. It's frustrating. What are your thoughts on the TV costume? Looks a little bulky, like he's wearing an exoskeleton.
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HUNDU THE BEAST GOD posted:What are your thoughts on the TV costume? Looks a little bulky, like he's wearing an exoskeleton. I like it. Making him more of a heavily padded bruiser makes sense since like, you're not gonna be able to make really slick looking martial arts on a CW show so he'll need to plausibly be able to take a chair across the back of the shoulders in a bar brawl or whatever? Also I appreciate the two big vertical bolts down the front referencing his original "track jacket" -  
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Something to look forward to pretty soon: I just recorded a half-hour interview for Vargo's podcast about my experiences with coming out as a trans woman in a mostly progressive workplace. I'll link it here when the episode comes out, and I hope it all brings you woke-assed joy in the holiday season
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I made it through the first 48 minutes of mother! this morning. it felt like 3 hours. i don't know if i love or hate this movie yet.
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precision posted:I made it through the first 48 minutes of mother! this morning. it felt like 3 hours. i don't know if i love or hate this movie yet. It was an amazing theater experience, although more for watching the audience and noting exactly what made each clump of people decide it was time to walk out. 
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Tuxedo Catfish posted:It was an amazing theater experience, although more for watching the audience and noting exactly what made each clump of people decide it was time to walk out. yeah i could see that for sure i went into it wanting to like it, honestly i just don't think J-Law was up to holding the film together, but we'll see how the second hour goes.
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Definitely one of the top movies of the year for me, like Pinter, Ianesco, and Kharms all got together in a dank bathroom to do amphetamines. The sense of having your personal space infringed upon is so potent in the first half, it's kind of unbelievable how it's turned up into daffy spectacle in the second half (it'd make a great double feature with Zazie dans le metro). If it doesn't work for you, too bad, but I think it's a masterpiece.
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"Ever since I was a boy, I always wanted to be a filmmaker" Jenny Angel posted:Something to look forward to pretty soon: I just recorded a half-hour interview for Vargo's podcast about my experiences with coming out as a trans woman in a mostly progressive workplace. I'll link it here when the episode comes out, and I hope it all brings you woke-assed joy in the holiday season Eager to check that out. Better to be woke than broke.
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Egbert Souse posted:"Ever since I was a boy, I always wanted to be a filmmaker" https://twitter.com/mattzollerseitz/status/939187312445001728
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Magic Hate Ball posted:Definitely one of the top movies of the year for me, like Pinter, Ianesco, and Kharms all got together in a dank bathroom to do amphetamines. The sense of having your personal space infringed upon is so potent in the first half, it's kind of unbelievable how it's turned up into daffy spectacle in the second half (it'd make a great double feature with Zazie dans le metro). If it doesn't work for you, too bad, but I think it's a masterpiece. I'm so glad someone else gets it. It's maybe the closest I've ever seen someone modern come to making a true Bunuel film.
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Lil Mama Im Sorry posted:Anyone here ever done any power mapping? I've done power napping; does that count?
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TrixRabbi posted:I'm so glad someone else gets it. It's maybe the closest I've ever seen someone modern come to making a true Bunuel film. I didn't know a tremendous amount about it, so once I understood that the traumatic loss of agency was the theme, I was utterly onboard. The dream logic in the second half is so brutally on point, I kind of can't believe it's a real movie - the bit where she goes upstairs and suddenly there's a massive line for the bathroom is one of the most perfect moments I've ever seen in a film, it's just splendid. I'm sad I didn't know I could see a movie twice with Moviepass because I would have gone again and again, even if it did make me feel borderline suicidal the first time I saw it.
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Magic Hate Ball posted:It'll be like that experiment where they hooked a rat's sexual pleasure center up to a button, and the rat pressed it over and over and over until it died of dehydration. https://twitter.com/Fr1sbee/status/939009345315995648
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Magic Hate Ball posted:I didn't know a tremendous amount about it, so once I understood that the traumatic loss of agency was the theme, I was utterly onboard. The dream logic in the second half is so brutally on point, I kind of can't believe it's a real movie - the bit where she goes upstairs and suddenly there's a massive line for the bathroom is one of the most perfect moments I've ever seen in a film, it's just splendid. I'm sad I didn't know I could see a movie twice with Moviepass because I would have gone again and again, even if it did make me feel borderline suicidal the first time I saw it. In 10 years there will be articles asking why this movie wasn't universally acknowledged as a masterpiece when it came out.
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