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Timby posted:The only Rocky movie with consistent geography is Creed, which isn't even a Rocky movie. (It's just a loving great movie.) I will go to bat for Creed being an actual Rocky movie, though if they do enough sequels lumping them in with the Rocky movies proper seems awkward. Also speaking of Rocky does Paulie have any redeeming moments in these films, or is he a turd the whole time? I've seen I-IV at various points in my life and can't think of a single moment where he doesn't suck.
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CelticPredator posted:I’m still really stoked about a Shane Black Predator movie. You don’t need to rely on mediocre branded content when there’s no shortage of actually-good movies in the genre like The Hunted 2013, Trigger Man, or The Cannibal In The Jungle.
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The Peccadillo posted:Speaking of Philadelphia, Rob Mcelhenny's bit about his physique is the most lunatic running gag in sitcom history, having a season where he looks like this Not gonna lie...that’s a hot bod, cut, lines, looks rugged, great job.
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C-Euro posted:I will go to bat for Creed being an actual Rocky movie, though if they do enough sequels lumping them in with the Rocky movies proper seems awkward. I think he gets a moment in 5. Not gonna rewatch 5 to check.
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Sep 9, 2018 18:06
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Alan Smithee posted:Omg I can't stand Spotify playing Shamir on the regular Isn't the entire concept of Spotify that it plays whatever you tell it?
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Sep 9, 2018 18:07
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FreudianSlippers posted:Isn't the entire concept of Spotify that it plays whatever you tell it? Heh
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Sep 9, 2018 18:08
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I only really use playlists that I put together so maybe it's different if you use the "radio" feature.
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Are you a premium haver
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Sep 9, 2018 18:21
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Yeah, I gave up on the ads after like two weeks. It's well worth the very low price.
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I never use spotify, but my family does. It's led my mom, who is in her early 60s, to discover metal and now she's into house music. I love my weird mom. 
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Yo, fam, a no-budget feature film I edited a while ago called The Clown is finally making it into some small time film festivals. Both in PA, so any tristate and eastern seaboard goons go loving find out if this rear end in a top hat you see post a lot can do anything else besides whatever the gently caress it is I actually do. First off we'll be premiering at the 17th Annual Great Lakes Film Festival in Erie. We're shot sure where we are on the schedule yet, but it's happening some time between September 20th and 29th of this month. Second is the Reading Film Fest based out of Reading (duh), where we'll be be showing November 3rd, 4 p.m. at the Reading Movies 11/IMAX theater: http://readingfilmfest.com/the-clown/ quote:Barnaby Hatchett, a corporate working stiff whose life is a mess, is harassed everyday as he goes in and out of work by a dark clown that lives in the parking lot, and that only he can see. Here's a trailer https://vimeo.com/267423230
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Congrats! Film Festivals are always fun, do you also live in the same area and going to the screenings? What do you edit on?
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K. Waste posted:harassed everyday as he goes in and out of work by a dark clown that lives in the parking lot Don't doxx me for my hobby
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Death By The Blues posted:Congrats! I live in the Jerz and edit on Adobe Premiere. BravestOfTheLamps posted:Don't doxx me for my hobby I told the director that the clown more or less represents a fear of the homeless. Didn't take.
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Today in men being despicable. https://twitter.com/yashar/status/1037886735571660800
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Les Moonves, who is currently being "punished" to the tune of being given a hundred million dollars in CBS stock.
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Coffee And Pie posted:I think if it was a wide release and it’s as good as I’m hearing, public opinion about Cage would drastically change. I could definitely see it being one of those movies where word of mouth makes it huge. If it's as accessible as Beyond the Black Rainbow this will never happen.
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Sep 9, 2018 21:32
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This image is more cursed than old man jenkins's haunted ice cream social
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K. Waste posted:Yo, fam, a no-budget feature film I edited a while ago called The Clown is finally making it into some small time film festivals. Both in PA, so any tristate and eastern seaboard goons go loving find out if this rear end in a top hat you see post a lot can do anything else besides whatever the gently caress it is I actually do. this looks great
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One question I always have is how Fred came to be interpreted as some kind of pretty-boy narcissist jock type, when I'm pretty sure all he did in the old show was, like, drive a van and make stale observations. Like, surely this character has never hosed? He's way more like someone out of an Evangelical propaganda film.
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Sep 9, 2018 22:25
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They made live-action Scooby-doo movies without Matthew Lillard? e: wait, Fred has brown hair? That's not allowed.
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Sep 9, 2018 22:28
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Fred was actually an undercover detective trying to bust Shaggy's dope racket, but was in deep for too long and ended up becoming his cover. It was all in the never-broadcast animated special Scooby-Doo Meets Miami Vice! from 1987, which featured the voices of Don Johnson, Philip Michael Thomas and Edward James Olmos.
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Sep 9, 2018 22:30
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Some sorta good news in regards to the Predator situation. https://twitter.com/SterlingKBrown/status/1038679549058342912
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Also Moonves lost his golden parachute. https://twitter.com/mattdpearce/status/1038902093292007425
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Skwirl posted:Also Moonves lost his golden parachute. Good, hopefully he drops dead too.
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K. Waste posted:One question I always have is how Fred came to be interpreted as some kind of pretty-boy narcissist jock type, when I'm pretty sure all he did in the old show was, like, drive a van and make stale observations. The canon couples are Daphne X Velma and Shaggy X Scooby. Freddy just loves solving mysteries! E: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hGhmZommc4s
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Finishing up the Jurassic Park novel. You know all those parts you love about the movie? The endearing attention to detail, the character interactions, the scares and thrills, the memorable dialogue? Yeah, that's not in the book. It's quite amazing how much personality Spielberg (and David Koepp, Dean Cundey, John Berger, John Williams, everyone at Stan Winston Studio, the cast, etc.) managed to cram into this blank slate of a novel. Picking out exactly what doesn't work and twisting it to get the most out of the premise. I'm just reading and wondering how Crichton manages to make dinosaurs running amok this tepid. It doesn't help that he just assumes you know what these dinosaurs look like, with him getting, at most, as descriptive as 'striped, broad face, five fingers, eyes like a cow' (except the description of the initial compy). I'm gonna need a bit more to go on if you insist on using the proper academic nomenclature for these creatures. I would say, explain it to me like I'm 5 years old, but a 5-year-old would totally know what they all look like.
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The only thing Crichton is good for is digestible minutiae and big picture. But the books are little more than the first idea he thought of while doing a gently caress ton of research into something cool sounding. So he's like the Ridley Scott of books.
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I quite liked him as a film director.
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Jurassic Park the book is about corporate espionage.
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Maybe S Craig Zahler can make michael Crichton' state of fear, the movie where the bad guys are scientists who perpetuate the global warming hoax. Scenes will include a black trans Muslim researcher who was getting money from China having their face stomped in by a white truth podcaster
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Dissapointed Owl posted:Finishing up the Jurassic Park novel. You know all those parts you love about the movie? The endearing attention to detail, the character interactions, the scares and thrills, the memorable dialogue? Yeah, that's not in the book. OK, now watch Andromeda Strain
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HUNDU THE BEAST GOD posted:Jurassic Park the book is about corporate espionage. I loving wish. I'd say it's even more about the disillusionment of Dr. Wu than the Dodgson side plot. Like, there are at least 5 fantastically captivating angles for this book, and it half-assed all of them.
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