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Zazi posted:some of the worst takes I've ever heard on Snyder here today. The man is a garbage fire who doesn't understand anything he's doing past aesthetic sheen. what do you think he doesn’t understand?
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Malcolm Turnbeug posted:Baby driver is insanely good sound design wise and I credit it with turning me into an annoying surround sound guy. I think it's funny when people say they missed all the graffiti in it. The opening credits draws it to the foreground multiple times and I think people actually switch their brains off when they see a credits sequence because it's so in your face for the first minute or so of the movie I basically watch movies to switch off my brain for a while. Anything more than surface level stuff, im just not going to pay attention to. Makes enjoying movies a lot easier.
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Yeah that's fair I guess I'm just always amped up to defend the active viewing of a flick because deadshits love to say I'm reading too much into a movie by paying attention to the very obvious symbology that filmmakers feel compelled to scatter around to make sure people get the point whether they watch it actively or passively. I don't find most movies fun to watch the way you do at all but different strokes ofc
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Malcolm Turnbeug posted:Yeah that's fair I guess I'm just always amped up to defend the active viewing of a flick because deadshits love to say I'm reading too much into a movie by paying attention to the very obvious symbology that filmmakers feel compelled to scatter around to make sure people get the point whether they watch it actively or passively. I don't find most movies fun to watch the way you do at all but different strokes ofc Yeah, you do you. I enjoy going and watching other people analysing films that I liked as long as they are entertaining about it. Thats why I recommend cinema wins, and movies by mikey. I just dont like doing the analysing myself. I just do enough analysis shite during the day that I like to zone out and watch super heroes punch each other and car chases and things that go boom.
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I'm thinking specifically of movies I like to watch passively and it's mostly comfort nostalgia poo poo like princess bride and empire records. I find tv is a bit easier to do that with. I don't enjoy prestige tv as much as I do wanky film
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Analysing movies makes me fuckin horned up. If a movie doesn't have interesting symbolism or themes I get insanely bored incredibly quickly. I think it is a byproduct of playing a lot of videogames my entire life. If I want to zone out I will watch a sitcom or play a videogame.
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Tiny fly landed in my wine Watching it die the way I wanna
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Wading through the lengthy essays on the verisimilitude of so and so director's take on "oval office in tight clothes and cape uses super magic man powers to punch brightly coloured bad guy" to ask: what the gently caress is wrong with sea shanties?
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Ghost Leviathan posted:Tiny fly landed in my wine Watching flies drown until I feel the way I want to feel.
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Malcolm Turnbeug posted:I am suspicious of people that aspire to 'realism' in movies tbh, the entire process of capturing the human essence visually like that involves a major element of hyperrealism. I really genuinely liked his watchmen adaptation. It copped a lot of poo poo and it was really on the nose even by his standards but I liked that it attempted to make something that was both gritty and completely over the top and absurd and full of visual metaphor. Reminds me of a really Cool effect in STALKER https://youtu.be/YNdxP12dFos That reality is not obeying normal time and space rules when a bird flys into a room twice And its accomplished with a straight cut and asks the audience to accept it , like "Yes at this moment you are looking at a rip in reality vthat looks like a movie cut"
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Schneider Inside Her posted:Analysing movies makes me fuckin horned up. If a movie doesn't have interesting symbolism or themes I get insanely bored incredibly quickly. I think it is a byproduct of playing a lot of videogames my entire life. I watched and read 2001 a space Odyssey and was checking out some YouTube hot takes on it I found a video of a dude showing chronological cuts of the film and talking over it saying poo poo like " note the shape of the screen here, but there are green suits this is important for later, this motion is actually impossible" etc Like dude, write an essay or let people watch the film don't be like that dude on Southpark being like "DO YOU SEE!?!?"
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I love watching movies. Smart movies and dumb movies, good movies and bad movies. As long as its not boring and shows some degree of creativity I'm totally down to watch a movie. If its an interesting and intelligent movie I'm always down to watch a video of someone who is better informed than me give me their take on it. Like, everyone shits on Marvel but there is a degree of artistry that goes into them and honestly, I just wanna see what they're up to because there hasn't been anything like them in film history. I'm sure most of you have seen Every Frame a Painting on youtube but it really is the best film channel out there.
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Malcolm Turnbeug posted:I am suspicious of people that aspire to 'realism' in movies tbh, the entire process of capturing the human essence visually like that involves a major element of hyperrealism. I really genuinely liked his watchmen adaptation. It copped a lot of poo poo and it was really on the nose even by his standards but I liked that it attempted to make something that was both gritty and completely over the top and absurd and full of visual metaphor. Also making a movie/game realistic is reaaaaally unimaginative. Happy no-Trump day! Flannelette fucked around with this message at 20:36 on Jan 20, 2021 |
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NPR Journalizard posted:I basically watch movies to switch off my brain for a while. Anything more than surface level stuff, im just not going to pay attention to. Same
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Malcolm Turnbeug posted:Oh right, seems like a big fast moving thread I'm sure a low effort poo poo post wouldn't touch the sides of the esteemed posters of PYF Matey
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Pulling 10k to put that last little bit towards a house deposit: broke Pulling 10k to buy rims: woke idiots withdrawing super to the tune of the Curb your Enthusiasm theme song
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That was one of the most brokebrained ideas even by this brokebrained government's lofty standards. It's going to put substantial added strain on our pension system in the next few decades, when it's probably going to be even more hosed than now. e: as the thread points out, there's going to be some sweet deals on 2nd-hand boats, etc. in a few years at least. Nam Taf fucked around with this message at 04:46 on Jan 21, 2021 |
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Sick. I want to buy a nice trailer sailer but all the prices actually went up during the pandemic.
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McSpergin posted:Pulling 10k to put that last little bit towards a house deposit: broke tbh I wouldn't believe anything on reddit, i'm pretty sure its all fakeposts big yikes on my new avatar; apologies to everyone itt that I'm just turning avatars off instead of spending 5 bucks on a weird internet beef Jezza of OZPOS fucked around with this message at 05:11 on Jan 21, 2021 |
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Malcolm Turnbeug posted:tbh I wouldn't believe anything on reddit, i'm pretty sure its all fakeposts My sister just told me about a colleague who just did a similar thing. Pulled 10k and pissed it away
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Stupid people are real Malcolm don't you get it
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I left my super exactly where it belongs in it's account
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I was going to say that I just mean that reddit is basically "poo poo that didn't happen: the website" but then I realised that really fits twitter better
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McSpergin posted:Stupid people are real Malcolm don't you get it I have never met a person stupider than me so this doesn't seem true
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Dr. Garbanzo posted:I left my super exactly where it belongs in it's account Same. I don't know anyone who pulled theirs out
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I only know one person who pulled their super but amongst the teaching crowd it didn't seem to be popular I think mostly because we weren't out of work during the pandemic
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couldnt you pump extra money into your super up to a certain amount to then pull out as a deposit for a home? i'd do that, if it was pre-tax income.
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No no no not the M15+ kid...!
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Lube Enthusiast posted:No no no not the M15+ kid...! What happened?
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I went to buy guitar strings and came home with this: Technically, I DID buy strings.
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Laserface posted:couldnt you pump extra money into your super up to a certain amount to then pull out as a deposit for a home? My knowledge might be out date but afaik there's usually big tax penalties for pulling super out earlier than retirement age, and also you have to ask the government for permission to do it. When my dad had terminal cancer my mum was trying to pull money out of her super so they could go on holidays together before he got too sick to travel and it was a shitfight to get it cleared.
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Carth Dookie posted:I went to buy guitar strings and came home with this: very aesthetic ... what model is that ? Ibanez' naming scheme boils my brain.
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RG421 something something BRG (blue reef gradient colour).
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 what the gently caress am I supposed to do with this many peaches? well why not posted:what do you think he doesn’t understand? eh, that was unnecessary CAMP FARTING ROCKS fucked around with this message at 08:15 on Jan 21, 2021 |
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Lube Enthusiast posted:No no no not the M15+ kid...! that's mcspergin
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I would simply write a song about the peaches and become wildly successful as a recording artist
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Lube Enthusiast posted:No no no not the M15+ kid...! Did someone say the Gamer Word live on stream?
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bee posted:My knowledge might be out date but afaik there's usually big tax penalties for pulling super out earlier than retirement age, and also you have to ask the government for permission to do it. When my dad had terminal cancer my mum was trying to pull money out of her super so they could go on holidays together before he got too sick to travel and it was a shitfight to get it cleared. im pretty sure what im talking about was a fed-lib thing they introduced for housing affordability when Morrison came in that did not have the high tax rate applied to pulling this very specific amount of money for a specific purchase early.
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Zazi posted:
We just got about 20kg of plums of my in-laws tree. We borrowed a dehydrater and made prunes and made a fair bit of jam. Also ate a lot of plums
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Laserface posted:couldnt you pump extra money into your super up to a certain amount to then pull out as a deposit for a home? bee posted:My knowledge might be out date but afaik there's usually big tax penalties for pulling super out earlier than retirement age, and also you have to ask the government for permission to do it. When my dad had terminal cancer my mum was trying to pull money out of her super so they could go on holidays together before he got too sick to travel and it was a shitfight to get it cleared. There's the First Home Super Saver scheme which is what you're thinking of. You put in voluntary contributions (up to $15k/year and $30k total) which you can then get a tax rebate on, and then you can redraw it at the time of buying a first home.
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