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Squidster posted:It's pretty great. The setup is that a murderous rear end in a top hat is obsessed with testing himself against fellow gunfighters. Naturally, the game is rigged. Wait, isn't season 3 Quarels with his knife suit? Edit: oh poo poo, table dude is Desmond Harrington, seen here working with far, far better material than his entire Dexter career. Rupert Buttermilk has a new favorite as of 12:02 on Sep 1, 2020 |
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What's also great about that Justified scene is that Raylan's response to Nix's game isn't a devious trick but he's recovering from a gunshot wound so can't do his usual quick draw - so he improvises
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Rupert Buttermilk posted:Wait, isn't season 3 Quarels with his knife suit? Quarles is the primary antagonist. This dude goes down in episode 1.
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Pilchenstein posted:The scene immediately after that is peak Justified I still think peak Justified is "Next one's comin faster"
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CainFortea posted:I still think peak Justified is "Next one's comin faster" A great moment. I'm a big fan of how the 21 feet rule plays out on the show
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Someone posted somewhere that in TDK when Bruce crashes the party with 4 models in tow that they're wearing cyan, magenta, yellow and black dresses, which is supposedly a nod to CMYK printing methods used for comics. Not sure I buy it but it's a neat observation. Here's the image https://dejareviewer.files.wordpress.com/2017/09/bruce-wayne-dates-floozies-to-give-the-impression-of-being-a-worthless-playboy.jpg
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Maybe? If it was a reference to CMYK you'd think they'd be in that order in the image.
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That would ruin the framing. You can let a costume designer have their fun but don't gently caress around with Chris Nolan's framing.
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This reminds me that in Color Out of Space they use magenta light to denote the otherworldly. Magenta is an odd color as on the light spectrum it shouldn't exist but our brain doesn't like having a gap between purple & red on the visible light wavelength spectrum, so it defaults to what we call magenta. Long story short, magenta only exists in our minds. 
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CainFortea posted:I still think peak Justified is "Next one's comin faster"
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CainFortea posted:I still think peak Justified is "Next one's comin faster" I about fell out off the couch at that line. Simply amazing. edit: I started watching Justified thinking I was starting Deadwood, which I'd caught part of a random episode years prior and was curious to watch. Fully watched 1-2 episodes thinking, "ok, does he get sent back in time or something?" XIII has a new favorite as of 16:52 on Sep 1, 2020 |
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XIII posted:I about fell out off the couch at that line. Simply amazing. I love later on, when he has to explain exactly what happened because that bullet is used to frame him and everyone agrees that it was a dumb thing to do but also awesome.
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CainFortea posted:I still think peak Justified is "Next one's comin faster" 
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Dewey......do you have to pee? You're right. It's all peak justified.
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CainFortea posted:Dewey......do you have to pee? Sorry this is now the post Justified quotes thread.
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RandomFerret posted:That would ruin the framing. You can let a costume designer have their fun but don't gently caress around with Chris Nolan's framing. Good point. Then Bruce wouldn't be in the center. Truthfully is was probably a coincidence but I don't know.
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BiggerBoat posted:Good point. Then Bruce wouldn't be in the center. Aha, each 30 seconds of that movie cost 1 million dollars. There are NO coincidences.
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Remulak posted:Ya mean I got 4 kidneys? 
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Not a knock on the show, but one thing that bothers me about Justified is how easy they make it seem to get from Lexington to Harlan County. I know lots of shows and movies do this, maybe it just bothers me more when I know the area. For example in Stripes, at the beginning when they cross the Ohio River to get from the Louisville airport to downtown. Maybe they thought they were in Cincinnati. Or Ferris Buehler, knowing the distance between everything they did and Chicago traffic, how many hours were in that day?
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TheAlmightyFrog posted:Not a knock on the show, but one thing that bothers me about Justified is how easy they make it seem to get from Lexington to Harlan County. I know lots of shows and movies do this, maybe it just bothers me more when I know the area. For example in Stripes, at the beginning when they cross the Ohio River to get from the Louisville airport to downtown. Maybe they thought they were in Cincinnati. Or Ferris Buehler, knowing the distance between everything they did and Chicago traffic, how many hours were in that day? On the opposite side of that, in Baby Driver the opening chase scene did a drat good job with consistency regarding how they got around Atlanta. There's a fairly big jump in location near the end but for the most part it's doable. now...mid day traffic being what it was in the movie is another story... e: ah here you go, a side by side mapped comparison: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ry9X2FPfHM Joey Freshwater has a new favorite as of 20:17 on Sep 1, 2020 |
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I too learned this today. https://twitter.com/Jayfuz/status/1300809408662904832
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CainFortea posted:I too learned this today. loving legend
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CainFortea posted:I too learned this today. Good on him! And to be even more of a troll shoulda had at least one of the stars red (he grew up in New Zealand).
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This took too long for something that looks this bad (in b4 turn on yr monitor)
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TheAlmightyFrog posted:Not a knock on the show, but one thing that bothers me about Justified is how easy they make it seem to get from Lexington to Harlan County. I know lots of shows and movies do this, maybe it just bothers me more when I know the area. For example in Stripes, at the beginning when they cross the Ohio River to get from the Louisville airport to downtown. Maybe they thought they were in Cincinnati. Or Ferris Buehler, knowing the distance between everything they did and Chicago traffic, how many hours were in that day? This is true with every movie set in San Francisco. If ever there's a car chase or just someone casually committing they'll skip from Chinatown to the Palace of Fine Arts then Haight Ashbury and finally Fisherman's wharf and apparently thre entire city iit's covered in cable cars. Surprisingly one of the least egregious offenders is The Rock (1996) as that chase is all pretty much in the same part of town. It also drives me mad that no matter where someone is driving there's a parking space available right out front.
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TheAlmightyFrog posted:Not a knock on the show, but one thing that bothers me about Justified is how easy they make it seem to get from Lexington to Harlan County. I know lots of shows and movies do this, maybe it just bothers me more when I know the area. For example in Stripes, at the beginning when they cross the Ohio River to get from the Louisville airport to downtown. Maybe they thought they were in Cincinnati. Or Ferris Buehler, knowing the distance between everything they did and Chicago traffic, how many hours were in that day? Yeah, Ferris' day timing is all sorts of hosed up. How long did he have to wait for Cameron? Then add up the other 50 million things they all did, plus that school gets out probably around 2:30-3pm. I love the movie more than a lot of others but drat if I think about the timing even a little bit, none of it makes sense.
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Assuming his parents work from 9am to 5pm with an hour commute that gives him 9 hours to. Get ready and goof around a bit Bug Cameron to come over Set up his decoy devices and hack the schools computer Discuss with Cameron the plan and make phony phone calls to get Simone out Get the car Get Simone Drive to Chicago Park car and get lunch Visit a museum Go to the top of the Sears Tower Attend a baseball game Visit the stock exchange Be ther grand marshal in a parade Retrieve Car Drive to Shermer Have a hot tub Watch Cameron have a personal breakthrough about his relationship with his father. Run home Am I missing anything? That comes out to an average half an hour per scene. James Woods has a new favorite as of 05:17 on Sep 8, 2020 |
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I'm no expert on baseball, but that isn't NEARLY enough time available to properly enjoy a baseball game, right?
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Cleretic posted:I'm no expert on baseball, but that isn't NEARLY enough time available to properly enjoy a baseball game, right? This iit's the one that always bothered me as a kid. Then again I'll sometimes get a $10 ticket and watch thre middle few innings of a game. Either way this had ro take up a good chunk of that time.
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Ferris clearly has untreated ADHD and cannot maintain focus or even remain in one place for more than a few minutes. This was probably was typical day for someone like him in the 80s when differing neurotypes weren't well understood.
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James Woods posted:Assuming his parents work from 9am to 5pm with an hour commute that gives him 9 hours to. Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it.
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James Woods posted:This is true with every movie set in San Francisco. If ever there's a car chase or just someone casually committing they'll skip from Chinatown to the Palace of Fine Arts then Haight Ashbury and finally Fisherman's wharf and apparently thre entire city iit's covered in cable cars. They also usually have to go down Lombard street. James Woods posted:Surprisingly one of the least egregious offenders is The Rock (1996) as that chase is all pretty much in the same part of town. Though The Rock might be ok in terms of geography, it's absurd that two people that should have NO good driving skills (a guy in solitary confinement for 20+ years and a nerdy, bookish FBI agent who probably drives a Ford Taurus) can drive a Hummer and...Ferrari? Lamborgini? with enough skill to outrun everyone else and not just immediately crash. And there's no way Mason would know how to answer a car phone...he's probably never seen a touchtone phone in his life. IO guess maybe...MAYBE just being a smart enough guy he understood "green = go" so it also might mean turn the phone on? But I feel like he would just pick up the handpiece and get confused as to why that didn't "answer" the call.
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Krispy Wafer posted:Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it. Bravo! Beat me to it.
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DrBouvenstein posted:and a nerdy, bookish FBI agent who probably drives a Ford Taurus) He drives a Volvo. A beige one. Also car phones have been a thing since the 40’s. Additionally, Mason’s supposed to be literally James Bond, so is competent in whatever the script demands.
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DrBouvenstein posted:They also usually have to go down Lombard street. He was driving million-dollar sports cars and using bleeding-edge technology from Q division for years before he got thrown in prison.
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Humphreys posted:Bravo! Beat me to it. Turns out the whole movie's theme was speed-run through life because who knows when some rear end in a top hat is going to drive on the wrong side of the road and kill you.
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Krispy Wafer posted:Turns out the whole movie's theme was speed-run through life because who knows when some rear end in a top hat is going to drive on the wrong side of the road and kill you. God drat.
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Krispy Wafer posted:Turns out the whole movie's theme was speed-run through life because who knows when some rear end in a top hat is going to drive on the wrong side of the road and kill you. Jesus.
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We doing bond poo poo now? I really like in Dr no when bond realised something was amiss and took off his shoes, the whole scene is silent and you really need to focus of what bong is actually doing and there isn't some obvious change in style or editing really gives creedence to the portrayal of bond and his competency. Like, it's not hugely subtle, but that the movies have a trajectory of "bond takes off shoes to be more silent in a flat" to "bond parasails a glacial tsunami" tell mes something got lost
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Jestery posted:We doing bond poo poo now? I want to see Evan Goldberg and Seth Rogan make James Bong starring James Franco.
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