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I really enjoyed Inside Llewellyn Davis even if it didn't have much in the way of subtle visual stuff, unless you count how it's the second or third Coen Brothers film to reference the Odyssey.
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In Pulp Fiction (again, sorry), it’s probably not a coincidence that Butch won’t take a dive against a guy called Wilson. He knows that doing so is a one way ticket to palookaville: Terry in ‘On The Waterfront’ takes the dive that prompts his ‘I coulda been a contender’ speech against a guy called Wilson.
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Rupert Buttermilk posted:Speaking of Cohen brothers films that people didn't like, I really enjoyed The Ladykillers. How Tom Hanks delivers his lines was fantastically done. See everyone? This guy gets it!
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Torquemada posted:In Pulp Fiction (again, sorry), it’s probably not a coincidence that Butch won’t take a dive against a guy called Wilson. He knows that doing so is a one way ticket to palookaville: Terry in ‘On The Waterfront’ takes the dive that prompts his ‘I coulda been a contender’ speech against a guy called Wilson. Ooh, this is a good one. I need to watch On The Waterfront again, that movie's amazing.
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JK Simmons is treasure of the arts I forgot what clip I was looking for and found this instead; the subtitles are subtly 2 seconds off, subtly https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YxTH6eCNtyQ Carthag Tuek has a new favorite as of 00:01 on Jan 12, 2019 |
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Jan 11, 2019 23:54
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They should get him to play J. Jonah Jameson in the next Spider-Man. gently caress MCU continuity, just do it. Here's this... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mhDBWiTfNCU
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Subtle one for Battle of Britain. Hermann Göering makes three appearances in the film. At the start of the film he is thinner and arrives in France by airplane to celebrate the Luftwaffe victory. The second time he shows up he's got a paunch and arrives by truck to talk to his Marshalls about the resistance they're facing over Britain. At the end of the film he's a fat bastard and has to be taken away by train while he yells at his staff for being incompetent failures as the invasion plans are canceled.
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There is a reason Valve got JK Simmons for Portal 2. Main game: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OmH7tAJ0SfA DLC/user-made levels: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IPG3eDTy-yo
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deoju posted:They should get him to play J. Jonah Jameson in the next Spider-Man. gently caress MCU continuity, just do it. The only cosmetic DLC I would buy for the PS4 Spider-Man game is one that gives me JK Simmons as a narrator for all the missions. Edit: gently caress it, make him a narrator for every game. J Jonah Jameson the DotA 2 announcer
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Krispy Wafer posted:I still don't like Barton Fink. goddamn man if you don't get anything from John Goodman in that movie it's time to re-evaluate your life. "I'LL SHOW YOU THE LIFE OF THE MIND" and the followup is the greatest scene of his career. The proper response to Barton Fink as a whole is to argue with yourself for years about whether you liked it or not.
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Even lovely Coen Brothers movies are worth watching and every one of their films is chock full of subtle call backs and poo poo you wont notice until a re-watch. Coens are great and Ladykillers gets a bad rap
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Don Gato posted:The only cosmetic DLC I would buy for the PS4 Spider-Man game is one that gives me JK Simmons as a narrator for all the missions. Bruce Campbell though “Now go jump in a lake  ”
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Rev. Bleech_ posted:goddamn man if you don't get anything from John Goodman in that movie it's time to re-evaluate your life. "I'LL SHOW YOU THE LIFE OF THE MIND" and the followup is the greatest scene of his career. John Goodman is a national treasure and the only good thing about Barton Fink. I only wish they had squeezed him into Miller's Crossing too because Goodman as a gangster would have been awesome.
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BiggerBoat posted:Even lovely Coen Brothers movies are worth watching and every one of their films is chock full of subtle call backs and poo poo you wont notice until a re-watch. The Ladykillers gets a bad rep because two extremely well regarded directors took one of the best comedies ever made and put out a movie that was adequate. Subtle movie moment - in Thor: Ragnarok one of the actors in Loki's play is Matt Damon, playing Loki. This is a subtle nod to Dogma, where Damon also played Loki (although not the same Loki).
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And the actor for Thor is Luke Hemsworth. And the actor for Odin is SAM NIELL?! what the gently caress i had no idea
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Jedit posted:This is a subtle nod to Dogma 
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I enjoyed the what-if Thor play a whole lot.
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Pilchenstein posted:I think the director is on record saying he didn't remember Dogma and it's actually because Matt Damon and Chris Hemsworth are friends.
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Less Fat Luke posted:I wish I didn't remember Dogma There's nothing wrong with Dogma except not being 16-22 anymore. Office Space became unwatchable for me the instant I got an office job.
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Beachcomber posted:There's nothing wrong with Dogma except not being 16-22 anymore. Same. Although the company in that might be more competent than mine.
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Len posted:Same. You shouldn’t jump to conclusions.
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Beachcomber posted:There's nothing wrong with Dogma except not being 16-22 anymore.
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Jeffrey of YOSPOS posted:It's so real and sad. I managed to get to 8 bosses IRL. Have you considered a...Miltonian response?
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Write a very long poem that very few people actually read? I don't see how that would help.
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Fatty Crabcakes posted:Write a very long poem that very few people actually read? I don't see how that would help. You'd make bank off of sales to people who want some big and impressive looking book on their coffee table.
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Jeffrey of YOSPOS posted:It's so real and sad. I managed to get to 8 bosses IRL. When I was at Walmart I had 6 and it was common for multiple tiers of boss to tell you to do something different at the same time. And there was no way out of getting bitched at for not doing 4 things at once
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Beachcomber posted:There's nothing wrong with Dogma except not being 16-22 anymore. This is pretty much true about Dogma. I rewatched it as a 31 year old and it's just not nearly as clever as it originally seemed to be. Beachcomber posted:Office Space became unwatchable for me the instant I got an office job. Hey now, don't bemoan brilliant cinema based on your own terrible life choices. Perhaps it is you who is a Lumberg hmm?
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Nutsngum posted:This is pretty much true about Dogma. I rewatched it as a 31 year old and it's just not nearly as clever as it originally seemed to be. Being Lumberg would be a blessing because he loved doing his job.
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Beachcomber posted:There's nothing wrong with Dogma except not being 16-22 anymore. See also: Donnie Darko, Napoleon Dynamite,
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Biplane posted:Being Lumberg would be a blessing because he loved doing his job. Ooooooh, yeah... I'm just going to have to go and disagree with you there. Mmmm, yeah. I'm not saying he hated it. I'm saying he was devoid of any and all emotion. I don't think he loved anything. He just existed.
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Lumber is the exact kind of person that succeeds in business. He reminds me of the manager of this lovely shoe store I used to work at.Fatty Crabcakes posted:Write a very long poem that very few people actually read? I don't see how that would help. I find Milton about as boring as you find Milton. Mrs Milton found him boring too.
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Nutsngum posted:This is pretty much true about Dogma. I rewatched it as a 31 year old and it's just not nearly as clever as it originally seemed to be. This applies to pretty much all of Kevin Smith’s movies
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Rupert Buttermilk posted:Ooooooh, yeah... I'm just going to have to go and disagree with you there. Mmmm, yeah. Have you even seen Office Space? The level of satisfied smugness radiating from him is extremely obvious.
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Biplane posted:Have you even seen Office Space? The level of satisfied smugness radiating from him is extremely obvious. I would say that smug is the closest he gets to feeling anything.
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He got to feel the inside of Jennifer Aniston, didn't he.
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marshmallow creep posted:He got to feel the inside of Jennifer Aniston, didn't he. Wrong Lumbergh. Did you see Office Space? 
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marshmallow creep posted:He got to feel the inside of Jennifer Aniston, didn't he. We only saw some feet in the sex dream, and I am not going to ask the foot fetishist folks to perform an ID check again.
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Strom Cuzewon posted:See also: Donnie Darko, Napoleon Dynamite, I watched Donnie Darko a couple years ago. It still holds up as long as you are watching the theatrical cut and not the director`s cut that over explains the bizarre concepts in the movie. The theatrical cut is open to the interpretation that Donnie just has a severe mental disorder. Plus, it's kinda cool to see a young Jake Gyllenhaal and see that even back then he was a ballin' actor.
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Donnie Darko is a good movie but if it’s somebody’s favorite movie you know they have severe issues.
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