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There's this pornography movie where a guy with an 80s home video camera goes around filming women and giving them anal and at one point two babes are talking about it by the pool and there's this line, something like "Does everyone filmed by that thing end up taking it up the rear end?" Which is the main reason I remember the movie. Only other thing I remember is a woman completely nude except for a hard hat and tool belt is swinging a mattock on a construction site and the guy films her and he gives her anal by the pool. So I think the whole premise of the movie is a guy has a magic video camera that makes women want anal sex.
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Try /r/tipofmypenis
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See I remember it more as a comedy than straight up porno, like the movie "Whore," although I don't think that was supposed to be comedy.
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It sounds like found-footage horror, like The Poughkeepsie Tapes.
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This one's on the tip of my tongue. Some sort of movie where two apartments are connected by a hole behind the medicine cabinet—you can pull the medicine cabinet off and just climb through the rectangular hole into the other one. This is discovered at some point in the movie, which explains how someone sneaks from their apartment into the other.
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codyclarke posted:This one's on the tip of my tongue. Some sort of movie where two apartments are connected by a hole behind the medicine cabinet—you can pull the medicine cabinet off and just climb through the rectangular hole into the other one. This is discovered at some point in the movie, which explains how someone sneaks from their apartment into the other. Candyman
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codyclarke posted:This one's on the tip of my tongue. Some sort of movie where two apartments are connected by a hole behind the medicine cabinet—you can pull the medicine cabinet off and just climb through the rectangular hole into the other one. This is discovered at some point in the movie, which explains how someone sneaks from their apartment into the other. The movie is probably Candyman, but it’s based on an actual feature of housing project layouts, so there could other movies that feature it. There was a lady on tiktok last year who posted a series of videos of herself discovering that her medicine cabinet was like that because she lived in a gentrified former project that had been turned into luxury housing.
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bitterandtwisted posted:Candyman Yes! There we go. I don't know how I forgot it, I've seen it like five times. Thank you!
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This one popped up in a different thread, and sounds like a movie I'd like to watch. Cowslips Warren posted:I cannot remember the name of the drat movie now, it was some anime about vampires. But in this city, they lived with the humans instead of in hiding, and no one preyed on anyone (you could buy blood if you wanted from humans but that was seen as weird), because the monsters outside the city were the vampires' usual meals. So humans and vamps teamed up to beat demons, easy enough. Anyway, my IIMM was that the head council of vampires were asked by some humans to raise/turn their teenagers into vampires. The kids had been killed, sneaking out of the city for the tenth time (and this time they were actually under house arrest, because the group had been found poisoning someone in the hospital), and the council decided to do it, because it would give the kids another chance at life.
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Antifa Turkeesian posted:The movie is probably Candyman, but it’s based on an actual feature of housing project layouts, so there could other movies that feature it. There was a lady on tiktok last year who posted a series of videos of herself discovering that her medicine cabinet was like that because she lived in a gentrified former project that had been turned into luxury housing. Holy poo poo, I had seen that, and when I saw the post here, I was trying to remember why that sounded so familiar. Thanks!
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Leave posted:This one popped up in a different thread, and sounds like a movie I'd like to watch. You might have more luck asking in ADTRW because vampires are a super popular anime subject and there's been hundreds of vampires animes over the last 40+ years
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What's that movie where a guy yells "YO!" and then there's a beat and then he yells "SHUT THE gently caress UP!"? Might have been a rapper?
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VROOM VROOM posted:What's that movie where a guy yells "YO!" and then there's a beat and then he yells "SHUT THE gently caress UP!"? Might have been a rapper? Is this maybe the "What Makes White People Dance" sketch from Chappelle's Show? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ahhvmzr_pZo&t=192s
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Ah poo poo, I think that's what it was. I must have been combining it with something else. Thanks!
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Ok, good luck with this one. I think I saw this 20 years ago in the 90s but there was a dull looking building that the girl in the movie saw but the guy actor looked at it and saw this beautiful looking building with lights, black and gold colored architecture. I distinctly remember some sort of gold statue on the outside of the building. I thought it was The Phantom but I don't believe that's the right movie. I can't remember much else than that.
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I always get The Phantom confused with The Shadow; could you be thinking of Hotel Monolith from that movie? I couldn't find better quality video or stills for reference, but there's something that vaguely looks like a statue lit up on the side of the building: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=afYWITtDFpU
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Well poo poo, I think that's it. Thanks.
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The Shadow is a bizarre comic book movie.
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Inspector Hound posted:The Shadow is a bizarre comic book movie. This, but The Spirit.
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A guy dies and ends up in some kind of purgatory with his guardian angel who explains that he's due to reincarnate and begin another cycle instead of ascend to heaven. The guy asks how many times he's been reincarnated and the angel tells him and it's a high number and the guy is ashamed it's taking him so long. They're having dinner together and the guy is eating luxury food while the angel is eating some brown stuff that turns out to be dog crap when the guy asks for a taste. That's all I remember, I think saw this in the 90s and it was a comedy. The angel was just a normal looking dude, no wings or anything and purgatory was a sunny park filled with joggers and kids etc.
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Kosmo Gallion posted:A guy dies and ends up in some kind of purgatory with his guardian angel who explains that he's due to reincarnate and begin another cycle instead of ascend to heaven. The guy asks how many times he's been reincarnated and the angel tells him and it's a high number and the guy is ashamed it's taking him so long. They're having dinner together and the guy is eating luxury food while the angel is eating some brown stuff that turns out to be dog crap when the guy asks for a taste. Don't remember the brown stuff specifically but otherwise sounds like Defending Your Life
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morestuff posted:Don't remember the brown stuff specifically but otherwise sounds like Defending Your Life Thanks I think this is it. Rip Torn is the angel/defence attorney. I completely forgot about the court case angle of the plot.
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Monolith. posted:Ok, good luck with this one. I think I saw this 20 years ago in the 90s but there was a dull looking building that the girl in the movie saw but the guy actor looked at it and saw this beautiful looking building with lights, black and gold colored architecture. I distinctly remember some sort of gold statue on the outside of the building. I thought it was The Phantom but I don't believe that's the right movie. I can't remember much else than that. There's a scene like that in an old Michael J Fox movie, For Love or Money. He's an aspiring architect, and he takes a girl he likes to this old building he'd like to fix up. He has a large sheet of glass with new windows, and highlights, painted on it that he props up in front of the building making it look like a new, high class hotel. 38 second mark in this trailer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nrMgKC_NVHg Nevermind, didn't realize this was answered. Murphys Law fucked around with this message at 00:25 on Nov 16, 2021 |
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Alan Smithee posted:what from It's from an episode of It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia titled "Who Pooped the Bed?"
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man i saw that one
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I can think of just enough bits to describe it, but not enough to narrow it down for Google. Vampire(-ish) film, maybe late 60s, early 70s. I think it was someone's college project and the director might have played the bad guy. A blonde girl - the actress wasn't a young teen, but looked young enough to be one - stays at a house with an older woman (aunt?). There's a bath scene. I think she's wearing a white gown. There's a scary scene in the house and in the end she's running around the property, alone, on an extended chase. Pretty sure she's bitten at the end. There were extended bits with a minister. Maybe a funeral flashback or something. Really low budget and the print looked like rear end. I think it was entirely a night shoot, except for the indoor church scenes. e: it was a color film. RC and Moon Pie fucked around with this message at 01:17 on Nov 20, 2021 |
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Period piece or contemporary?
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Sir Nose posted:Period piece or contemporary? Contemporary. The minister scenes were in a very 1960s-looking church.
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RC and Moon Pie posted:I can think of just enough bits to describe it, but not enough to narrow it down for Google. Lemora
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Origami Dali posted:Lemora Yes. Thank you for making sense of that garbled plot memory.
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Hi, I hear you folks identify TV shows as well. It was a sitcom in the mid oughts filmed in stop motion style with barbie/ken dolls and played at like 11:30pm before the infomercials. It was about a pair of gay couples living in, presumably San Francisco. I think they were neighbours, one couple was gay, one was lesbian. Sadly googling "show about gay dolls" now just brings up a thousand think pieces about the new Chucky movie so if any information did exist about this show, it's buried past my ability to find it.
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Beartaco posted:Hi, I hear you folks identify TV shows as well. Rick and Steve?
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Origami Dali posted:Rick and Steve? That is exactly the one, thank you!
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I got one that I'm not sure is real. A scene flashed into my head a couple of days ago where someone is fighting or talking about fighting someone. Could be a physical fight or gunfight. The person is narrating in some way, talking about their opponent. They're observing "he's skilled and fast, dangerous, but overeager. Sloppy. Too excited and not thinking. Wait for your moment" and then the narrator wins because of their patience and calm. I may be confusing it with the scene in Unforgiven when Gene Hackman talks about what makes a good gunmam (which then plays out in the finale). I was also reminded of that bit in Sin City where Bruce Willis gets clipped and says something like "you idiot, there I go charging in like Galahad like I told myself I wouldn't". But for some reason I keep thinking it's something else.
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Origami Dali posted:I got one that I'm not sure is real. A scene flashed into my head a couple of days ago where someone is fighting or talking about fighting someone. Could be a physical fight or gunfight. The person is narrating in some way, talking about their opponent. They're observing "he's skilled and fast, dangerous, but overeager. Sloppy. Too excited and not thinking. Wait for your moment" and then the narrator wins because of their patience and calm. I may be confusing it with the scene in Unforgiven when Gene Hackman talks about what makes a good gunmam (which then plays out in the finale). I was also reminded of that bit in Sin City where Bruce Willis gets clipped and says something like "you idiot, there I go charging in like Galahad like I told myself I wouldn't". But for some reason I keep thinking it's something else. are you thinking of the fight scenes in the Robert Downey Jr Sherlock movies? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lLuhWLNqpiA Skip to like 1:50 for the specific inner monologue bit
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Tears In A Vial posted:are you thinking of the fight scenes in the Robert Downey Jr Sherlock movies? I thought about that too, but that wasn't it.
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Origami Dali posted:I got one that I'm not sure is real. A scene flashed into my head a couple of days ago where someone is fighting or talking about fighting someone. Could be a physical fight or gunfight. The person is narrating in some way, talking about their opponent. They're observing "he's skilled and fast, dangerous, but overeager. Sloppy. Too excited and not thinking. Wait for your moment" and then the narrator wins because of their patience and calm. I may be confusing it with the scene in Unforgiven when Gene Hackman talks about what makes a good gunmam (which then plays out in the finale). I was also reminded of that bit in Sin City where Bruce Willis gets clipped and says something like "you idiot, there I go charging in like Galahad like I told myself I wouldn't". But for some reason I keep thinking it's something else. There’s a similar scene in The Quick and The Dead, another western with gene Hackman
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Origami Dali posted:I got one that I'm not sure is real. A scene flashed into my head a couple of days ago where someone is fighting or talking about fighting someone. Could be a physical fight or gunfight. The person is narrating in some way, talking about their opponent. They're observing "he's skilled and fast, dangerous, but overeager. Sloppy. Too excited and not thinking. Wait for your moment" and then the narrator wins because of their patience and calm. I may be confusing it with the scene in Unforgiven when Gene Hackman talks about what makes a good gunmam (which then plays out in the finale). I was also reminded of that bit in Sin City where Bruce Willis gets clipped and says something like "you idiot, there I go charging in like Galahad like I told myself I wouldn't". But for some reason I keep thinking it's something else. These don't tick all the boxes, but quite often here people mash two things into one so here goes; Real Steel kind of does this in the finale, with Atom just getting pummeled and waiting for the right moment to strike. Hugh Jackman keeps saying "not yet....not yet...." Batman The Dark Knight Returns does this in the comic book during the mud pit fight with the mutant leader, but the narration is missing in both adaptations.
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