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Surprised it's not mentioned here but there's definitely a little fleshy stabbing sound when Hank and Cristobal are hugging and it's at the moment Hank's expression changes. My first read of that scene was that he stabbed Hank with something, but with what?
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sure okay posted:Surprised it's not mentioned here but there's definitely a little fleshy stabbing sound when Hank and Cristobal are hugging and it's at the moment Hank's expression changes. No, I don't think either of these things happened. Hank's expression was him finally maybe processing all of the poo poo that just went down.
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Jun 21, 2022 15:11
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I just checked it again there's definitely a sound.
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sure okay posted:I just checked it again there's definitely a sound. I'm not doubting that, sorry if I wasn't clear; I just don't think anyone's getting stabbed. It's likely something else, like maybe a foot stepping in blood. There's no way that they build up a reunion like that and then leave a major event like a stabbing between those two characters to some minor, somewhat subtle moment. After watching 3 seasons of this show, it very much doesn't seem to be the kind of show to pull that poo poo. I don't even know what show would. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3wFHN1DPovw I listened for the sound and there's nothing more than maybe some on-set physical moment of one of their hands. There's no stabbing jfc. Rupert Buttermilk fucked around with this message at 15:23 on Jun 21, 2022 |
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Jun 21, 2022 15:20
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the noise seems to be the handcuffs on Hank jingling as he moves his arm down Cristobal's side
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Jun 21, 2022 15:31
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Nameless Pete posted:It's cute how y'all are pretending like you didn't watch WandaVision. Stop it. He's in 1 episode, who gives a poo poo.  He's too good for that poo poo anyways.
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Jun 21, 2022 16:35
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oh jay posted:I don't have to pretend. CelticPredator posted:It was boring Vintersorg posted:He's in 1 episode, who gives a poo poo. Well if you had watched it then maybe you would recognize when somebody is making a reference. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hs58CW1k-jQ
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Jun 21, 2022 17:26
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The classic TV throwback stuff in WandaVision was delightful and fun, but every time it went back to the "real world" it was dull trash
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no offense but if i was gonna watch a black and white show I'd watch George Burns & Gracie Allen show since at least they're funny. that trailer didn't look funny at all and i dont even know what it has to do with carnation condensed milk
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Watching some random re-runs of  and a 28 year old Cristobal made a guest appearance as a CI  Other notable appearances in the same episode are Clay Davis from The Wire as a police Captain of the organized crime unit. And Damian Young as as scummy lawyer, he was bald even in 2000.
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Nameless Pete posted:Well if you had watched it then maybe you would recognize when somebody is making a reference. I forgot all about
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Jun 24, 2022 02:17
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Pretty cool breakdown on how they approached and shot "710N" https://youtu.be/7QY8Of6bVbg
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Fred Melamed to me is the dad on Hulu's "Casual" which I thought was very good back in 2014 (haven't watched it since to re-evaluate).
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At the end of S3E8 when Barry calls Sally to arrange for them to leave, he ends it with "Hey Sally.... I love you." and I thought Sally responded ".... love you too." but the subtitles actually say "Oh, you do?" I've rewatched it a few times and it still sounds like she says "love you too". But the subtitled version makes much more sense, especially when the camera reveals where she is.
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wuggles posted:Fred Melamed to me is the dad on Hulu's "Casual" which I thought was very good back in 2014 (haven't watched it since to re-evaluate). That's what I first remember him from too.
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minato posted:At the end of S3E8 when Barry calls Sally to arrange for them to leave, he ends it with "Hey Sally.... I love you." and I thought Sally responded ".... love you too." but the subtitles actually say "Oh, you do?" bill said on one of the podcasts that she says "love you too," just a bad subtitling job by whoever hbo contracted it out to
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Aye Doc posted:bill said on one of the podcasts that she says "love you too," just a bad subtitling job by whoever hbo contracted it out to Wow, gently caress deaf people I guess.
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oh jay posted:Wow, gently caress deaf people I guess. I bet it's done by algorithm, but yes it's obnoxious. I've noticed poo poo for transcribing on Prime too.
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Jun 25, 2022 18:26
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Most of the subtitling for Barry has actually been pretty spot on but yeah even speaking as someone with bad hearing, that subtitle was obviously wrong.
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Jun 25, 2022 19:11
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Aye Doc posted:bill said on one of the podcasts that she says "love you too," just a bad subtitling job by whoever hbo contracted it out to Wtf I was taking that subtitle as stone
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Aye Doc posted:bill said on one of the podcasts that she says "love you too," just a bad subtitling job by whoever hbo contracted it out to Huh, I always keep subtitles on and thought it worked better as her mumbling "I love you," but actually saying "Oh, you do."
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Should have just "I love you", not "love you, too" to mirror that exercise Gene had them do in season 1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CJlJ-wOg4As&t=120s
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Chiming in to say Fred Melamed will always be Sy Ableman to me, which makes him being "moderately to severely feckless old guy" and not "vaguely menacing new age dude" always surprising to me. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TQSMmwQyEjk
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A Serious Man is such an underrated film Feels like Barry channels the Coen bros quite frequently to great effect
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oh jay posted:Should have just "I love you", not "love you, too" to mirror that exercise Gene had them do in season 1. 
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Just binged S3 in one day. Jesus, this show is absolute perfection. Best show I've come across since HACF. Beignet guy was loving amazing.
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FLIPADELPHIA posted:Best show I've come across since HACF. Halt and Catch Fire if you were confused like I was.
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https://twitter.com/peaksega/status/1519439971941330944
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ofHCCpSnK8 Stephen Root is 70?!? 
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Looks great for 70, drat.
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Just finished season 2. What was the relevance of Gene staring intently at a chip in the tile floor at the police station?
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I think it was just to show he was dissociating. Also, I’m hype for all the Emmy noms! Sarah Goldberg was obviously snubbed, but I don’t know if her work this past season qualifies her for a Comedy award. I’m mainly hoping Hader wins Best Directing because his visual style was the highlight of season 3.
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Well it's Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series right? I'd think she'd qualify even if all of her actual scenes were non-comedic; she def deserves a nomination for something.
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Yes, it's like a lava lamp.
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Something that was really striking in the finale is the use of dialogue; It was often pretty sparse and almost poetic in how it was deployed, especially in the garage interrogation scene but really throughout the entire episode. It was rarely natural sounding, lots of repetition, simple phrases, and use of silence as we moved through effectively separate vignettes. It made me reflect on how this whole season had such creative direction and went weird and dark. I love how Bill Hader could have easily coasted with a pretty good dark comedy series, but instead he's really stretching and doing bold experimental filmmaking.
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Her monologue by the pool in S2 (where Barry responds with "you wanna piece a pieeeee?") deserves an award the size of a house.
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Yeah I didn’t realize Sarah hadn’t been nominated until I read these last few posts. That is a crime.
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 THREE actresses from Ted Lasso got nominated in that category
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lol Ted Lasso is fine but jesus, awards shows are such circle jerks
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PostNouveau posted:
I had to look it up, because I couldn't even come up with a third female character with enough screentime or impactful performance to warrant a nomination. I thought of the shrink, but figured the part was too small compared to the others to get a nod. No diss on Sarah Niles, she was pretty good, if not a bit one-note in her deadpan, distanced characterization, but picking her over Goldberg seems a bit rough if you compare the two performances - especially if you consider Niles winning over Waddington and Temple would be a longshot in the first place.
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