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Vagabundo posted:I hope the dog's OK. *frantically refreshes doesthedogdie.com*
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Eezee posted:All of those trailers actually feel like they were made by fans instead of professionals. I guarantee you there were a bunch of entries that were "good trailers" and they immediately got flushed. Nobody wants to start the dialogue that anybody can cut trailers, no no only us PROS can do that. So here's a lovely amateur trailer that has some weird moments and we'll award first place to them and make sure everybody sees how impossible a task my job really is! Because we wouldn't want people to know that http://www.quickmeme.com/img/64/642498a0e68a48428ebbef778e1386b8194dcdb58d1493242dc1e63ef20a8d2f.jpg
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So is Vanessa Hudgens doing this every year or what? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-JtwROpSVWc
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kiimo posted:I guarantee you there were a bunch of entries that were "good trailers" and they immediately got flushed. I don't know, isn't the hardest part of your job dealing with Marketing assholes? Not everyone can do that and stay sane.
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feedmyleg posted:Looks good, I like. It does. And now I've seen the whole plot of the movie in sequence, it saves me the price of a ticket.
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Jedit posted:It does. And now I've seen the whole plot of the movie in sequence, it saves me the price of a ticket. drat, I hope you never find out about a thing called Wikipedia. You'll save so much time and money.
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What surprises were you expecting from a very simple story first told in 1897.
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MonsieurChoc posted:I don't know, isn't the hardest part of your job dealing with Marketing assholes? Not everyone can do that and stay sane. Currently the hardest part of my job is the cold war going on in the building I'm in with Disney employees on the second floor and Fox employees on the first floor and they're doing things like no longer stocking coffee in our break rooms and our key cards not working on doors anymore. It's petty as hell.
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kiimo posted:Currently the hardest part of my job is the cold war going on in the building I'm in with Disney employees on the second floor and Fox employees on the first floor and they're doing things like no longer stocking coffee in our break rooms and our key cards not working on doors anymore. It's petty as hell. its sort of nice to know that Disney is even lovely in the smallest possible situations. lovely attitudes from top to bottom
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ruddiger posted:I know a post house that spent tens of thousands on security upgrades that Disney demanded before they handed over the show they wanted them to work on, then took it somewhere else when they got a better rate. Things are kinda bleak out there. Lionsgate tried to do that to the post house I was working at, so they got a quote from a local security company and sent it to the studio. They stopped asking for maglocks and FOB readers on every office door after that.
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DC Murderverse posted:its sort of nice to know that Disney is even lovely in the smallest possible situations. lovely attitudes from top to bottom Reverse that, it's Murdoch who moved into the building and his army of super rich assholes who are being petty to former Fox now Disney employees.
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Proteus Jones posted:Are we finally going to get a legitimately good Lovecraft adaptation? After At the Mountains of Madness was binned I had pretty much given up hope on it ever happening. The Resurrected is, no lie, a great adaptation of The Case of Charles Dexter Ward directed by Dan O'Bannon. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UzsEYPZt1Ts
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The whole 'Mandela Effect' concept is so stupid to me. It's not dimensions shifting, it's you not paying attention.
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SolarFire2 posted:The whole 'Mandela Effect' concept is so stupid to me. It's not dimensions shifting, it's you not paying attention. while I agree with this in a real-life context, I also think the idea of it is actually... a weirdly good hook for a horror movie? like, not being able to trust the reality you live in is a pretty basic and deep fear for most people, and any halfway decent filmmaker would be able to get some mileage out of that
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SolarFire2 posted:The whole 'Mandela Effect' concept is so stupid to me. It's not dimensions shifting, it's you not paying attention. It's actually ambient racism in the case of the Sinbad and the eponymous Mandela examples.
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LORD OF BOOTY posted:while I agree with this in a real-life context, I also think the idea of it is actually... a weirdly good hook for a horror movie? not being able to trust the reality u live in is absolutely not a basic fear for most people
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[guy who just saw from beyond] yeah, brainsucking tentacles sprouting from your forehead after an encounter with the arcane is a normal deep-seated fear most people have
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LORD OF BOOTY posted:while I agree with this in a real-life context, I also think the idea of it is actually... a weirdly good hook for a horror movie? Except for the fact that silicon valley chuds use 'we're living in a simulation' as an excuse to exert awful fygm capitalist poo poo over the rest of society. It's like some sort of acid-flashback nihilist philosophy that's compatible with zen fascism for people that are more comfortable looking at a command line than a human face.
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scary ghost dog posted:not being able to trust the reality u live in is absolutely not a basic fear for most people Does glancing at a headline in your news feed and not knowing if it's real or The Onion counts?
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There's a meta joke about this video. This is the second time Erik uploaded it after the first time a couple of years ago, and it's mostly the same but with some subtle changes. In conclusion, Mandela done hit us with his moon laser again.
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SolarFire2 posted:The whole 'Mandela Effect' concept is so stupid to me. It's not dimensions shifting, it's you not paying attention. You're right. It's not dimension shifting, it's a glitchy simulation. If you didn't make it to the end of the trailer, you're in for a treat.
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porfiria posted:It's actually ambient racism in the case of the Sinbad and the eponymous Mandela examples. 
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The MSJ posted:Does glancing at a headline in your news feed and not knowing if it's real or The Onion counts? yeah but thats comedy not horror
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I had literally just finished explaining the Mandela Effect to my family when I refreshed the thread and saw this post last night. Make a movie about that phenomenon, too.
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I'm surprised this movie hasn't been sued by the lady who came up with the term because she has definitely tried to monetize it with books and shirts.
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I think the Mandela effect got it's name when kids who were perifieraly aware of the news heard about Mandela all the time because he was released from prison and confused it with a world leader dying, and then he later died
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Hot drat, I've been waiting Behn!
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scary ghost dog posted:the x-files mandela effect episode from the last season is the best take on the subject Unsurprisingly written by Darin Morgan, whose two episodes are basically the only reason to watch the revival seasons.
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Went to check that he was the one behind the episode with Rhys Darby and Kumail. You’re all good. Sounds like there’s another episode for me to watch too!
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scary ghost dog posted:[guy who just saw from beyond] yeah, brainsucking tentacles sprouting from your forehead after an encounter with the arcane is a normal deep-seated fear most people have i think you're sort of underestimating how many people are afraid of going crazy like think about why all this fake-news poo poo and the idea of a "post-truth" society and etc has people spooked it's an extremely abstract fear, and a product of the modern world rather than caveman poo poo, but i'm pretty sure being unable to trust your own perception is a thing a very wide swath of people are scared shitless by
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This is doing something for me. I think it's the ragtag aesthetic contrasted with such an epic feeling trailer.
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