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Hausu, Fury Road, and Female Trouble are all obviously perfect. E: oops. Stupid snipe. I have nothing new to provide to Star Wars, sorry. 2e: much like Disney. Kart Barfunkel fucked around with this message at 21:35 on Mar 11, 2018 |
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And nobody has mentioned The Room? Impressive
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The Day the Clown Cried
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UmOk posted:Are there any obviously perfect films? Hook.
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Freakazoid_ posted:Hook. Also an acceptable answer.
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UmOk posted:Are there any obviously perfect films? Yojimbo, The Princess Bride, Grendels Dad posted:Conan, The Barbarian. Also this.
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UmOk posted:Are there any obviously perfect films? children of paradise
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Bought The Last Jedi on iTunes this morning and had time to watch the deleted scenes before work. They're fun, but it's really good they were cut. The village scene kinda pushes Luke a little too far into rear end in a top hat territory, so I can see why they cut it. The only scene I wish they still kept in was Finn talking with his old Stormtrooper buddy, but again, fun to watch, but was in no way needed in an already long movie. The Phasma scene that was posted earlier is a better end to her character, but the blaster shots are so silly that yeah, the scene doesn't really work. And the fathier chase scene really didn't need to be longer. I'll need to watch them with the commentary later to see what Rian Johnson says about them. I also feel the need to reiterate how loving gorgeous this movie is. Getting to watch this whenever I want will be a treat.
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I can not wait to watch TLJ in 4K. Some of those shots are so beautiful.
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The lovely theater near me is always out of focus and everything looks better on a 4k tv now They're gonna need something to make me want to go to theaters more soon
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moist turtleneck posted:The lovely theater near me is always out of focus and everything looks better on a 4k tv now Agreed. When I see movies in the theater now, it's so I don't have to wait to see the movie at all. If movies came out for home release at the same time as in theater, I would never see a movie in the theater again. I have an almost 2 year old though, so that's a big part of the reason why.
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IMAX is worth going to I find. Even the quasi Imaxs.
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euphronius posted:IMAX is worth going to I find. Even the quasi Imaxs. drat straight. I made the mistake of seeing Black Panther in my local theater after having seen it at a imax opening night. I don’t know how people still see movies at these places. The bulb was either really old or kept dim on purpose. The movie was a muddy mess where you could barely see anything that happened in the dark.
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Cnut the Great posted:I just saw it and this is basically what I thought.
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I hate that the digital release is so far in advance of the physical release. Shame they don't send the digital codes out from Blu-ray preorders when the digital version releases
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jivjov posted:I hate that the digital release is so far in advance of the physical release. Shame they don't send the digital codes out from Blu-ray preorders when the digital version releases I'm fine with it because Best Buy orders like three times as many steelbooks as they need and then they sit around on the shelf for the next year. So I'll wait a while and pick it up for half the price it is now, gently caress paying $30 for a new release. Best Buy's been putting out a lot of steelbooks recently though, which I like. They're obviously transitioning to a more collector/niche philosophy where the blu ray section is very small but more focused on what collectors want.
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Oh sweet Hopefully this is still around when I input the code from my BD copy in a few weeks.
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https://twitter.com/theswlegacy/status/973267582521356289 I'm glad to see Mark had the same reaction I did to seeing (good) puppet Yoda return.
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Saving all these vids so I can watch em on Blu. I hope they are on there at least!
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Vintersorg posted:Saving all these vids so I can watch em on Blu. I hope they are on there at least! I believe they're part of the making-of documentary, The Director and the Jedi.
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UmOk posted:Are there any obviously perfect films? Taxi Driver.
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UmOk posted:Are there any obviously perfect films? The Third Man
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Tremors was perfect but then RLM said it was perfect so people will just think I'm copying
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https://twitter.com/rianjohnson/status/973667151956594688?s=19 Big win for the parody dubbers out there, at the least
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Hat Thoughts posted:https://twitter.com/rianjohnson/status/973667151956594688?s=19 Bad Lip Reading is gonna enjoy that Maybe they can rope Mark in again to voice himself
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The Rian Johnson documentary on the TLJ digital release is informative and long. Pretty much goes over the majority of the filming production. You also get his explanations for why he made the choices he did for all the usual talked about things. Most of that stuff he covered in later interviews, but you can tell all that stuff was on his mind, even during filming as he works through it and talks about it.
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Teek posted:The Rian Johnson documentary on the TLJ digital release is informative and long. Pretty much goes over the majority of the filming production. You also get his explanations for why he made the choices he did for all the usual talked about things. Most of that stuff he covered in later interviews, but you can tell all that stuff was on his mind, even during filming as he works through it and talks about it. How much prequel talk is there?
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Is it as good as The Phantom Menace one?
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There's some prequel talk in there that I could recall from Rian, really minor though. The two I can remember were him talking about the failures of the Jedi and about needing Yoda to be a puppet? The prequels were kind of addressed in passing a few other times I believe , usually regarding some of the other production processes like effects or sound. It was more "historically we've done these things" rather than some specific point about the Prequels. There wasn't anything in there about wanting to address the Prequels, mainly that they're part of the canon and so they were used in some of his thought processes. I don't recall the quality of the TPM documentary off hand, but maybe less so? I'm saying that because SW is GL's baby and he was the final say, so you would probably get a bigger picture of the process because of that.
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The main TLJ documentary only runs up until the end of principal photography, whereas the one for Episode 1 went into the editing, VFX, and music, all the way up to the premiere. Some of the other bonus features seem to touch on that stuff, but I haven't gotten through them all yet.
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https://twitter.com/HamillHimself/status/973980889792294921 But what about his Taller Luke phase? Vinylshadow fucked around with this message at 19:21 on Mar 14, 2018 |
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I'm watching through all the TLJ deleted scenes, and there's a couple I really wish had been in the final cut of the film. Specifically the final showdown between Finn and Phasma, and Luke's little breakdown in his hut. Maybe the "raid" on the caretaker village too
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jivjov posted:I'm watching through all the TLJ deleted scenes, and there's a couple I really wish had been in the final cut of the film. Specifically the final showdown between Finn and Phasma, and Luke's little breakdown in his hut. Maybe the "raid" on the caretaker village too Love Reys little lightsaber wave to get the caretakers back into their dance on that last one.
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You've probably seen this but it needs to be posted here. https://twitter.com/daisyridleee/status/973666036112347137
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the blu ray isn't out in the Uk till the April 9th, the same date as the digital download 
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Maxwell Lord posted:You've probably seen this but it needs to be posted here. If you poke around, there's footage of Banderas doing the same thing, going 'bang-bang-bang' since the muzzle flash would be added later.
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Robot Style posted:The main TLJ documentary only runs up until the end of principal photography, whereas the one for Episode 1 went into the editing, VFX, and music, all the way up to the premiere. Apparently they filmed 1600 hours of documentary footage and so there will likely be further TLJ documentaries. THis was revealed at SXSW interview with Rian and his documentary guy.
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Maxwell Lord posted:You've probably seen this but it needs to be posted here. It;s like them being unable to get Wesley Snipes to open his eyes in Blade.
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