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YET ANOTHER FRIDAY IS UPON US some have been critical of my movie choices over the last few weeks, stating that too many of the movies we've watched have been good. i have heard your complaints, and i have to admit that i agree entirely. so, having climbed to the top board, let's take a swan dive into the shallow, fetid water of the unmaintained public pool that is cinema! 1. 2025: The World Enslaved by a Virus mentioned way back in the thread, it's a vanity project from an evangelical youth pastor and the child-bride he groomed about the terrifying dangers of simple, effective, common-sense public health measures. 2. New World Order: The End Has Come a group of ragtag heroes struggle against the antichrist and his legions with the power of white, american jesus and the second amendment, as god gave to moses atop the mountain 3. Extinction: the GMO Chronicles an english language movie made by germans. i didn't see anything gmo's, let alone jesus, in the plot synopsis in imdb, but i'm guessing we're in for some paranoia about the former if not both. still, looks like they at least wanted to make something that at least kind of worked like a regular zombie movie. join us over at DeadDiscordMedia at 8:00 est, a little over 2 hours from now. i might be over-correcting on the film quality ...
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Quantum of Phallus posted:Avatar 2 teaser in full quality hello old friend
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# ? May 6, 2022 22:46 |
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The ending of Interstellar worked for me, idk. Yeah it was cheesy and sentimental but so was Contact, and I loved that, too. I was far more annoyed that they landed on the planet without anyone noticing that there were mile high tidal waves
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looks like assatar
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Dr. Thoss posted:3. Extinction: the GMO Chronicles lol that also applies to 2025. you're in for a whole lot of german accents
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Jon Irenicus posted:TENET is a great vibes movies and a technical achievement all it's own. kind of a non-sequitur but I feel the same way about cloud Atlas. and having just realized this, I'm going to spend some time processing how I feel about it kalel fucked around with this message at 23:18 on May 6, 2022 |
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kalel, no
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# ? May 6, 2022 23:17 |
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Lmao at squeezing that in between day long probations
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Dr. Thoss posted:3. Extinction: the GMO Chronicles This is probably the worst tagline I've seen.
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Quantum of Phallus posted:Avatar 2 teaser in full quality looks like poo poo op
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That DICK! posted:looks like assatar
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# ? May 7, 2022 00:08 |
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free bust rodd also check out my updated vinegar syndrome/partner release collection. i should get around to watching these
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I wonder if anyone would notice if you made one of those left behind style antichrist movies but then had the protagonists realize "Holy poo poo we were totally wrong this isn't the end times" and then live their lives to the fullest after leaving their apocalyptic death cult. Just the whole back half of the movie people making wholesome secular decisions.
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Sunk Dunk posted:free bust rodd too expensive by half
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# ? May 7, 2022 00:11 |
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he said JAP and they thought he said jap. classic comedy of errors guy, that bust rodd
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Sunk Dunk posted:
Nice. Also only 3 more weeks until their next big sale.
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Bustin my Rodd
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Also lmao some hack at Telegraph or some other one called Avatar 2 "a glorified tech demo"
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Sunk Dunk posted:free bust rodd Hell yeah Six String Samurai
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Galewolf posted:Also lmao some hack at Telegraph or some other one called Avatar 2 "a glorified tech demo" it does look like those TV demos tho
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Interstellar was maybe the greatest theatre experience I ever had. Apparently someone in the crowd spotted a friend's wife in the theatre with her man mistress and called the husband. He showed up about an hour into the movie, got in a screaming match with his wife then got in a wrestling match with the other guy in the entrance to thale theatre. Everyone got a refund voucher for another movie and a 10 dollar coupon for theatre concessions
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Your Gay Uncle posted:Interstellar was maybe the greatest theatre experience I ever had. Apparently someone in the crowd spotted a friend's wife in the theatre with her man mistress and called the husband. He showed up about an hour into the movie, got in a screaming match with his wife then got in a wrestling match with the other guy in the entrance to thale theatre. Everyone got a refund voucher for another movie and a 10 dollar coupon for theatre concessions Finally a Christopher Nolan film with realistic humans with realistic motivations.
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Just got back from Dr. Strange 2, it was actually pretty bonkers and Raimi's fingerprints were all over it. I still have no idea if the plot makes sense, but it does have a lot of character. And a lot of characters, but there's a pretty clear dividing line between the main characters and the cameos who basically all die, some quite violently. (I was pretty taken aback when the not-Banshee guy got his mouth erased and his brain blew out the back of his head when he tried to scream, though it was still enclosed in his cowl.) Also there's literally a scene where 2 Dr. Stranges fight by throwing music notes at each other while the soundtrack plays light and dark classical music. All of which is played completely straight and actually affects the plot in a significant way. Plenty of random reaction shots and dutch angles, of course. And then of course at the climax, he uses the dark arts to possess his corpse from another universe (which he buried in this one earlier) so that he can become a zombie and throw skeleton ghosts at people It's still impressively grounded in a character arc more or less borrowed from WandaVision, but the final battle is definitely more satisfying here, instead of blue laser vs. red laser. That's basically the only way it resembles the first Dr. Strange movie -- a final encounter that isn't just about who can punch better or shoot better magic. Compared to that movie which was about as formulaic as they get, this was pretty out there. Will definitely be too dark for some. Sir Lemming fucked around with this message at 01:47 on May 7, 2022 |
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Dr. Thoss posted:YET ANOTHER FRIDAY IS UPON US
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https://deadline.com/2022/05/fred-s...uct-1235018451/quote:Fred Savage Fired As ‘The Wonder Years’ EP/Director Following Investigation Into Inappropriate Conduct not fred savage
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i do not give a poo poo about star trek and i watched the new strange new worlds trek episode and it was fine, i enjoyed it and my buddy who loves trek enjoyed it a lot
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Your Gay Uncle posted:Interstellar was maybe the greatest theatre experience I ever had. Apparently someone in the crowd spotted a friend's wife in the theatre with her man mistress and called the husband. He showed up about an hour into the movie, got in a screaming match with his wife then got in a wrestling match with the other guy in the entrance to thale theatre. Everyone got a refund voucher for another movie and a 10 dollar coupon for theatre concessions Lmao
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Firebert posted:The ending of Interstellar worked for me, idk. Yeah it was cheesy and sentimental but so was Contact, and I loved that, too. The entire water planet sequence was Prometheus tier.
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Finished watching "After Yang" (2021) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9nhw1tcGN3Y More like After YAWN Just kidding it's a good lil' movie! From A24 the Disney of hipsters, Colin Dadrrell in his daddest role yet owns a person/android who assists his adopted daughter, but soon must deal with robo-repairs, and as the movie goes on we discover this techno-slave has a more interesting life than he does. Based on some Sci-Fi short story I've never heard of, but definitely a good one. Seems a bit old-school, in a good way. I'm inspired to check out some of the author's books. Cool editing, definitely has a flavor of its own (seems like the director also edited the movie, so nice work), great pacing, very nice vibe, if somewhat sad at times, but you won't leave crying like in other dramas (maybe you'll shed a stoic tear while you wonder how humanity will deal with an AI future) I award this movie 3.5 Comfys, and some advice: (redacted to avoid possible spoilers?) Can't wait for the sequel! (Narrator: The movie made $130,896 usd worldwide. There would be no sequel.) edit: I've been thinking lately that Colin Farrell and Jake Jake Gyllenhaal are two of the coolest actors of their generation, they make commercial stuff but I appreciate that they also do quirky movies on the side. Comfy Fleece Sweater fucked around with this message at 02:40 on May 7, 2022 |
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He likes to watch
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seeing the docking sequence in IMAX and physically feeling the music blare into my body made me sick, but in a good way
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the worst theater going experience of my life was seeing The Secret Life of Pets 2 at a mall Cineplex that had overcranked the audio so badly I had to put my fingers in my ears
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Firebert posted:The ending of Interstellar worked for me, idk. Yeah it was cheesy and sentimental but so was Contact, and I loved that, too. I agree with your first part and as for the second part something something time dilation something something. It kinda made sense I guess.
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My weirdest theater experience was during 1917. Specifically when one of the main characters is being killed very intimately and this dude up front starts groaning and vomiting on the floor uncontrollably. It’s like 2 PM and the guy looked and sounded completely blackout wasted. Eventually EMT come and wake him up and take him out. Our movie is restarted to right before the death scene and life goes on. Got a free movie voucher for our troubles.
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Speaking of 1917, the final run is just loving phenomenal and watching it in theaters is something I wish I could have seen. I regret not seeing the film sooner. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WYCo-3pw52o
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George H.W. oval office posted:My weirdest theater experience was during 1917. How old are goons these days, geez
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Arc Hammer posted:Speaking of 1917, the final run is just loving phenomenal and watching it in theaters is something I wish I could have seen. I regret not seeing the film sooner. I saw 1917 in a 4D theatre and it was actually underwhelming. Little puffs of smoke here and there, a gentle spray of water when he jumps in the river, motion seats that didn't make me feel like I was getting shelled. Compared to Fury Road in a DBox seat which made me physically exhausted. As for the final run I felt like the score was really lacking there.
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Cacator posted:I saw 1917 in a 4D theatre and it was actually underwhelming. Little puffs of smoke here and there, a gentle spray of water when he jumps in the river, motion seats that didn't make me feel like I was getting shelled. Compared to Fury Road in a DBox seat which made me physically exhausted. Screw all that smoke and water stuff. I just wish i could have watched it in a theater, none of that 4D nonsense. It's an editing masterpiece and the fact they only had money for two takes of the last run and they edited them together seamlessly is impressive.
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I saw 1917 in the theater. My opinion is the movie would have been better if they didn't stick to the camera thing strictly.
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