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Oct 4, 2019 19:27
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JazzmasterCurious posted:Tarantino is such a wigga but I love his dialogue Just use a hard 'r', you pussy. Lean into it if you're going to be poo poo.
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Pope Corky the IX posted:So how's 1995? I knew a kid in middle school whose last name was Wigger, in 1995. He did not have a good time.
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Oct 4, 2019 19:34
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I don't like any rap... other than eminem!
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Decrepus posted:I don't like any rap... other than eminem! Everlast is okay I guess, and House of Pain
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Oct 4, 2019 19:58
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Same but macklemore
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MC Leaky Boomboom Down
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Better than chap hop I suppose
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Pissed Ape Sexist posted:MC Leaky Boomboom Down I heard Snow described as "having cred" Remaining skeptical
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One More Fat Nerd posted:I knew a kid in middle school whose last name was Wigger, in 1995. He did not have a good time. what's his last name now?
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I only listen to Captain Dan
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I’m a dapper dan man myself
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BaldDwarfOnPCP posted:I heard Snow described as "having cred" He was actually in jail when Informer went big, don't get much more legit than that.
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oldpainless posted:I’m a dapper dan man myself We don't got no Dapper Dan, I can get it for you in about two weeks.
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BaldDwarfOnPCP posted:I heard Snow described as "having cred" He was sitting down cooling with his dippy dippy girl when the police knocked his door and roughed up his pad. They roughed him up and even answered his phone. It was egregious as hell
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Another one from Halo I caught on my replay. Halo 2's second Arbiter level features a segment where you fight heretics in a Banshee fighter. At the end of the segment a cutscene plays where Arbiter crashes the batnshee just short of the platform and has to climb up. This is an exact copy of the scene in the first game where Chief crashes his hijacked banshee just short of a platform. It's like poetry, it rhymes.
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BaldDwarfOnPCP posted:Everlast is okay I guess, and House of Pain Beastie Boys, motherfuckers. People have a point that Tarantino's dialogue doesn't sound like how people really talk but god drat if it doesn't (mostly) work on screen. I think a lot of it has to with being on the front end of pop culture nostalgia before everything in the loving world was on YouTube and drawing inspiration from obscure poo poo that you had to have VHS copies of to even know about before that became cliche. For some reason his films are eminently quotable so it can't be all bad and just down wedging in the N word to where it feels edgy. His movies are good more often than they're bad and, as someone else mentioned, usually having really great actors delivering the poo poo he writes helps a ton. Obviously these actors see something in his scripts they enjoy working with. gently caress the haters. Jimmy in Pulp Fiction is funny as hell and works fine.
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Pretty please, with sugar on top... clean the loving car.
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Quentin Tarantino writes his insert dialogue like Kevin Smith writes all dialogue
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Pissed Ape Sexist posted:Quentin Tarantino writes his insert dialogue like Kevin Smith writes all dialogue His dressing down of Jules when they both show up to his place in Pulp Fiction is very poorly (or I guess awkwardly) acted.
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Tarantino has moved on, and now hires Zoë Bell to be the one who can’t act in his films.
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BiggerBoat posted:Beastie Boys, motherfuckers. It's not a fatal flaw but his part is still probably the worst part of the movie.
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Given that Jurassic Park is implied to be part of the "real world" with people like Richard Kiley and Jimmy Fallon and companies like Verizon being featured, it gave me an interesting thought regarding the first movie. During the Dino DNA animation Hammond mentions how the music being used is a placeholder and he wants to get a proper theme song with fanfare. Who would be better to make a fanfare than John Williams? It's a funny bit of metafiction where the non-diagetic score could possibly exist in-universe.
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They referenced Pirates of the Caribbean in the first movie so in that universe Disney probably was desperately trying to make dinosaurs for Animal Kingdom at some point.
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Arcsquad12 posted:Given that Jurassic Park is implied to be part of the "real world" with people like Richard Kiley and Jimmy Fallon and companies like Verizon being featured, it gave me an interesting thought regarding the first movie. During the Dino DNA animation Hammond mentions how the music being used is a placeholder and he wants to get a proper theme song with fanfare. Who would be better to make a fanfare than John Williams? It's a funny bit of metafiction where the non-diagetic score could possibly exist in-universe. I suppose it's a lucky thing David Attenborough wasn't as well-known in 90's North America as he is now. Because if he had been, Crichton probably would have written him as the tour narrator rather than Richard Kiley, and then they couldn't very well have cast his older brother as John Hammond.
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I don't know, that seems like just the thing that if it had happened would have made it into every "10 things you didn't know about Jurassic Park" there is and not caused much more of a stir.
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BiggerBoat posted:Beastie Boys, motherfuckers. I wasn’t being serious. I mean I like the Beastie Boys.
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My Lovely Horse posted:I don't know, that seems like just the thing that if it had happened would have made it into every "10 things you didn't know about Jurassic Park" there is and not caused much more of a stir. yea thatd been a cute detail
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Accordion Man posted:They referenced Pirates of the Caribbean in the first movie so in that universe Disney probably was desperately trying to make dinosaurs for Animal Kingdom at some point. In that universe, Animal Kingdom may never have been built. Dinosaur Kingdom would have been the way to go. MGM Studios was pretty new when the movie came out.
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MichiganCubbie posted:In that universe, Animal Kingdom may never have been built. Dinosaur Kingdom would have been the way to go.  wasn't MGM Studios founded in the 1920’s?
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He means the theme park (It's also changed names since it opened): https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/destinations/hollywood-studios/
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Accordion Man posted:They referenced Pirates of the Caribbean in the first movie so in that universe Disney probably was desperately trying to make dinosaurs for Animal Kingdom at some point. Oh man if they just stuck real dinosaurs into that super campy Dino Land section 
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Yeah, it's not an if. They definitely wanted a fantasy section to animal kingdom. The park still features dragons in some places. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJbNZmPiNmQ
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A Jurassic Park expanded universe story where Disney creates a "real" dragon for Beastly Kingdom by fusing dinosaur and pterosaur DNA which then precedes to break out and terrorize Disney World.
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Wasn't that Godzilla vs Mechagodzilla 2? Rodan flies over the Magic Kingdom in that one.
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Kill Bill. No idea if this is intentional or not. The Bride attacks all of the Vipers head on, on their turf. She even agrees to a knife fight with the knife expert. But Budd? She tries to sneak attack him in his trailer in the middle of the night. Elle does the same thing. Tricking him into getting bit by a snake instead of attacking him head on. Budd was a bad motherfucker, the most dangerous other than Bill and she knew it. Fittingly, he was the one who came closest to killing her.
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CityMidnightJunky posted:Kill Bill. No idea if this is intentional or not. It's intentional, just not overt. Bud had a goddamn Hanzo sword which means he really, really knew his poo poo. Both Elle and Beatrix knew that they would probably get trounced if he was in good shape. Best not to chance it.
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Memento posted:Hang on, I thought The Bride was the knife expert?
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