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will had a great take on the blob remake then follows it up with that trash smdh.
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first thing I thought of when I saw felix's movie title
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https://twitter.com/virgiltexas/status/1158454726998052864
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OxySnake posted:drat just came here to post this. By claiming that the wind that shakes the barley, a film set in the 1910s-20s, is about the troubles which would start decades later, the only person Will roasted there is himself, the dunce
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Kunster posted:https://soundcloud.com/critmedia/beyond-the-filter-24-the-old-vs-new-internet-with-felix-biederman I used to think your incoherence was a language thing but I'm starting to think maybe you have kahinabrain.
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What, acknowledging that their approach is "hey we happen to engage a lot of otherwise non politically committed types of all sorts on a general banner leaning towards a left of some sort" warrants me shares on Playboy revenue?
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Aug 5, 2019 21:04
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People just want you to 1) have some awareness that your perspective is almost always very alien to others in the thread 2) following on that, write comprehensible posts instead of like three seemingly disconnected thoughts Like what is a raindrop equation in lay terms, where's the other half of the clause that we "end with", who is talking about red-brown alliances? or just stop posting e: one other thing that has to be said is that Felix doesn't have to do anything to "attract" a follower. He is very funny, has 126,000 followers, and twitter shows not just retweets but also likes and even "this person you follow follows this other person" to everyone now. It's universe brain to attribute any follower to CHUD-whispering almost no matter what action the follower took emdash fucked around with this message at 21:18 on Aug 5, 2019 |
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On the sense that they do attract a somewhat disparate distribution of people of different ideologies around the left to right spectrum, not necessarily coherent or continuous. Usually when they say stuff that attracts a not necessarily a left crowd, there's accusations of Strasserism and of being a part of a Red Brown alliance, if the occasional post about Noah Berlatsky is of any indication. With Felix, when I say that, it is not saying he panders to a crowd here and there, but that when he talks about in a more serious tone and about being young and online, his words are usually more kind towards those on the fringe of society, which appeals in a similar way as to what Contrapoints 's shtick usually is.
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Doctor Jeep posted:first thing I thought of when I saw felix's movie title oh my god it's real lol
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Leslie Lee the Third also has a bad opinion about Blade Runner 2049, although he did like the Bautista scene showing he is redeemable.
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Deckard being a replicant is a stupid idea. Also all of this The_Rob posted:Blade Runner 2049 was pure trash that fundamentally misunderstood the original on a level I didn’t think was possible. Making Deckerd into this legendary figure rather than just a blip is so lame and predictable. Also doing the the tired your daughter is the key to the revolution nonsense. Deckard was never a hero and he probably did more harm than good in the original. The one interesting part of the movie was the digital girlfriend stuff but it didn’t really end up going anywhere. Honestly ford shouldn’t have been in the film at all. Jonas Albrecht fucked around with this message at 22:10 on Aug 5, 2019 |
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Aug 5, 2019 21:54
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Blade Runner 2049 was pure trash that fundamentally misunderstood the original on a level I didn’t think was possible. Making Deckerd into this legendary figure rather than just a blip is so lame and predictable. Also doing the the tired your daughter is the key to the revolution nonsense. Deckard was never a hero and he probably did more harm than good in the original. The one interesting part of the movie was the digital girlfriend stuff but it didn’t really end up going anywhere. Honestly ford shouldn’t have been in the film at all.
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Aug 5, 2019 21:57
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Blade Runner 2049 was boring as poo poo. Looked pretty cool though. Pretty fitting for a sequel to Blade Runner.
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2049 was an amazing film and probably better than the original. looking forward to the new dune film a lot, probably the best director and casting anyone could have asked for
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THS posted:2049 was an amazing film and probably better than the original. looking forward to the new dune film a lot, probably the best director and casting anyone could have asked for Villeneuve reminds me a lot of Nolan as a director where he knows how to technically shoot a movie but can’t tell a half compelling story to save his life.
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The_Rob posted:Villeneuve reminds me a lot of Nolan as a director where he knows how to technically shoot a movie but can’t tell a half compelling story to save his life. nolan is an actual worthless hack. he intentionally makes most of the dialogue unintelligible because he says he cares more about the texture and tone of the film or some stupid bullshit like that. arrival told an incredibly compelling story. comparing villeneuve to nolan is ridiculous
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MonsieurChoc posted:Leslie Lee the Third also has a bad opinion about Blade Runner 2049, although he did like the Bautista scene showing he is redeemable. True. Also that episode was great just because they got David Hayter (the voice of Solid Snake) on to talk about the movie.
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THS posted:nolan is an actual worthless hack. he intentionally makes most of the dialogue unintelligible because he says he cares more about the texture and tone of the film or some stupid bullshit like that. arrival told an incredibly compelling story. comparing villeneuve to nolan is ridiculous Nah I stand by it. They both suck. Arrival doesn’t have a whole lot going on once you get past the surface level stuff.
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The_Rob posted:Nah I stand by it. I’m an idiot and smell like a hot sewer. agreed
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The_Rob posted:Blade Runner 2049 was pure trash that fundamentally misunderstood the original on a level I didn’t think was possible. Making Deckerd into this legendary figure rather than just a blip is so lame and predictable. Also doing the the tired your daughter is the key to the revolution nonsense. Deckard was never a hero and he probably did more harm than good in the original. The one interesting part of the movie was the digital girlfriend stuff but it didn’t really end up going anywhere. Honestly ford shouldn’t have been in the film at all. And it's 30 minutes too long. It's visually stunning, though.
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The_Rob posted:Nah I stand by it. They both suck. Arrival doesn’t have a whole lot going on once you get past the surface level stuff. goddamn you have some bad opinions
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Villeneuve is the best thing to come out of Quebec since Poutine. 
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they should do a cut of br2049 that removes 30-50 minutes of ryan gosling's face closeups. that would turn it into a good-looking, if kinda pedestrian, flick
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The_Rob posted:Blade Runner 2049 was pure trash that fundamentally misunderstood the original on a level I didn’t think was possible. Making Deckerd into this legendary figure rather than just a blip is so lame and predictable. Also doing the the tired your daughter is the key to the revolution nonsense. Deckard was never a hero and he probably did more harm than good in the original. The one interesting part of the movie was the digital girlfriend stuff but it didn’t really end up going anywhere. Honestly ford shouldn’t have been in the film at all. If you pretend it is an anthology of shorts and ignore the overarching plot the individual elements are all much better. Someone should edit in a frame story.
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Trabisnikof posted:If you pretend it is an anthology of shorts and ignore the overarching plot the individual elements are all much better. I could see that because yeah the movie does kind of feel that way. Making the second half about Deckard kind of kills the movie for me though. Truly I don’t think they needed to come back to that character at all.
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MonsieurChoc posted:Leslie Lee the Third is a concentrated, pure hard rock of Bad Opinions
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bro, he's like, a loving robot or something, right? and, like, he's got thoughts and feelings and poo poo, dude. im going forget this unless im constantly treated to long-rear end shots of his completely expressionless face. bro
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Zhulik posted:bro, he's like, a loving robot or something, right? and, like, he's got thoughts and feelings and poo poo, dude. im going forget this unless im constantly treated to long-rear end shots of his completely expressionless face. bro I gotta get me onea those, bro
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Aug 5, 2019 22:39
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Just skip BR2049 and watch Cherry 2000 instead.
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The_Rob posted:Blade Runner 2049 was pure trash that fundamentally misunderstood the original on a level I didn’t think was possible. Making Deckerd into this legendary figure rather than just a blip is so lame and predictable. Also doing the the tired your daughter is the key to the revolution nonsense. Deckard was never a hero and he probably did more harm than good in the original. The one interesting part of the movie was the digital girlfriend stuff but it didn’t really end up going anywhere. Honestly ford shouldn’t have been in the film at all. I agree with this Ryan Gosling having computer sex: cool, good Jared Leto pretending to be blind and ranting incoherently at a bored Harrison Ford about pregnant robots or something: just absolute dogshit It looked pretty though
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The_Rob posted:Blade Runner 2049 was pure trash that fundamentally misunderstood the original on a level I didn’t think was possible. Making Deckerd into this legendary figure rather than just a blip is so lame and predictable. Also doing the the tired your daughter is the key to the revolution nonsense. Deckard was never a hero and he probably did more harm than good in the original. The one interesting part of the movie was the digital girlfriend stuff but it didn’t really end up going anywhere. Honestly ford shouldn’t have been in the film at all. Completely correct, except that the digital girlfriend thing did go somewhere, it ended with the replicant women smashing the data stick and asking if he enjoyed their product which was a hamfisted way of making sure the audience knew exactly what they were trying to say with that whole subplot. Amateur bullshit. As if trapping Ford in a literal museum of nostalgia wasn’t enough. It was a beautiful movie that was poorly written and forty minutes too long. And neither movie understands anything about PKD though one of the cuts of the original gets close by accident.
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emdash posted:People just want you to 1) have some awareness that your perspective is almost always very alien to others in the thread 2) following on that, write comprehensible posts instead of like three seemingly disconnected thoughts sucks to be a normie don't it 
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Aug 5, 2019 23:10
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br2049 was the movie no one asked for but ended up being loving rad
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Serf posted:br2049 was the movie no one asked for but ended up being loving rad
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Brendan sounds a lot like Will. It's very apparent when Will isn't around and he just slots right into that role. The opening is loving hilarious.
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Not as funny once Michael Moore starts telling Michael Moore stories, but I guess he's pretty interesting.
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Uranium posted:I mean how many big movies call out all existent civilizations for depending on slavery, including the near cyberpunk future. man i went and saw hobbes and shaw over the weekend and at one point the cyborg supervillain names capitalism as one of the things ending the world. real capitalist realism poo poo lol
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Jonas Albrecht posted:Just skip BR2049 and watch Chappie
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Serf posted:br2049 was the movie no one asked for but ended up being loving rad BR2049 predicting San Jose being a city-state wide dump was fire. I enjoyed that movie. Visually dope, but a hamfisted way to insert white people into a slave narrative.
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