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Pilchenstein posted:The same gag happens at the end of Kiss Kiss Bang Bang. With Harry and the book in his pocket? Nah, not it. I should have specified, the "nonchalantly grabs/lights a cigarette before falling over" part is the core common denominator here. rodbeard posted:King of New York has a similar ending too. Never saw this one.
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Nordick posted:With Harry and the book in his pocket? Nah, not it. I swear I've seen a scene like the ones being discussed but the camera only sees they've been hurt when the smoke from their cigarette starts coming out the hole in their chest, but I cant place it.
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gently caress, now that you say that, yeah I'm pretty sure I've seen that too.
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SiKboy posted:I swear I've seen a scene like the ones being discussed but the camera only sees they've been hurt when the smoke from their cigarette starts coming out the hole in their chest, but I cant place it. Juno, the caseworker from Beetlejuice, sort of has this happen, except it's her neck and she's well aware of it.
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There's also a pretty common trope where someone shoots at a character and apparently misses but when they take a drink it pours out the bullet holes. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yyxkODGdp1E Snowglobe of Doom fucked around with this message at 18:58 on Oct 17, 2022 |
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Someone hides the fact they're hard of hearing by demanding someone else looks them in the eyes while talking to them so they can read their lips. Whatever it is feels like it's right at the edge of my brain so it's probably going to seem obvious in retrospect but I just can't reach it.
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Pilchenstein posted:Someone hides the fact they're hard of hearing by demanding someone else looks them in the eyes while talking to them so they can read their lips. Whatever it is feels like it's right at the edge of my brain so it's probably going to seem obvious in retrospect but I just can't reach it. Was there something like that in L.A Confidential (Kevin Spacey's character)??
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I believe this movie came out within the last 5-10 years, but I could be wrong about that. It's Equalizer-esque, in that the protagonist is some kind of ex-military (Marine, maybe?) trying to live a normal life. Film starts with the protagonist working a construction (or demolition) job, wherein his coworkers think he's an idiot. Several of his coworkers dupe another one into joining them for a robbery - duped coworker drops his wallet and one of the victims sees his ID. Protagonist winds up warning the robbery victims to leave the ID'd guy alone and returns the cash (I think) - also killing/maiming the lovely coworkers and warning the nice guy coworker to leave town.
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This is Season 2 of the Netflix Punisher, I think.
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Torquemada posted:This is Season 2 of the Netflix Punisher, I think. I thought it was season 2 as well but it turned out to be season 1 episode 1 Robbery scene: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HqBwpJPnOmk "Leave town" scene: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DTgLdMb24bE E: just in case someone was unfamiliar with the show that second clip is  for gratuitous and extended Tom Waits soundtrack
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Ah yeah. I got them confused because Punisher essentially had his first season in DD series 2.
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Yep, it was a show and not a movie, I just couldn't think of any shows whatsoever from the last several years that fit that description. Thanks!
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:I thought it was season 2 as well but it turned out to be season 1 episode 1 They could have at least used like Filipino Box Spring Hog or Heart Attack and Vine or hell even 16 Shells from a .30-06. Hell Broke Luce is not A-tier Waits.
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I just remembered a film or show which I saw at a tender age, so about 99 to 04. Two sisters in their teens are out on a holiday somewhere, the older one is keen to lose her virginity and drags some creep to their room, and the little sister looks on in horror from her bed across the room. That's all I remember. I realise this sounds like every French film ever, but I've no idea where or when it was from. Couldn't be bothered to wade through all the porn in the search results when I tried to google
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Fat Girl?
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Coaaab posted:Fat Girl? That was quick, merci
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Ras Het posted:I realise this sounds like every French film ever This sent me
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Xiahou Dun posted:They could have at least used like Filipino Box Spring Hog or Heart Attack and Vine or hell even 16 Shells from a .30-06. Perhaps my friend Cookie Monster can persuade you https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fbiioBFkD_Q
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Call and raise, sir.
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Xiahou Dun posted:Call and raise, sir. Or even checkmate.
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There's a bit of music near the end of Bob Fosse's Star 80 when Eric Roberts is working himself up to rape, murder, necrophilia, and suicide that sounds a lot like something pulled out of Mike Oldfield's Tubular Bells (aka the track the Exorcist theme originates from). You can hear a bit of it at 1:18 in the film’s trailer. I can’t quite work out if it’s also another Oldfield piece, or maybe even a different arrangement of Tubular Bells, or a soundalike (you don't hear one in the trailer, but those distinctive clangs are there as well). Can anyone help?
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Honestly it just sounds like someone noodling around on a Synclavier, with a Fender Rhodes for backup, but I can see a similarity. e: There’s some original soundtrack work by a jazz guy called Ralph Burns listed on Imdb. Torquemada fucked around with this message at 13:37 on Oct 20, 2022 |
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This is a movie my dad rented when I was a kid (so sometime in the 90s.) There's a man with a surly teenage daughter, and he takes her on vacation(?) to a tropical or beach locale. At one point the teenager, who hates or at least is mad at her dad for whatever reason, starts telling people that he's her older (and, I think, abusive) boyfriend. The dad has no idea. At one point there's a funny scene where he plays piano (maybe at a restaurant?) in front of some of these people and the song he plays is "Thank Heaven for Little Girls" and everyone is grossed out. Near the end of the movie something happens to either put the teenager or her father in peril, and she freaks out and starts crying for her daddy, exposing her lie.
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My father the hero?
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I'm pretty sure that's it, thanks!
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oldpainless posted:My father the hero? With soundtrack by pre-"Who Let The Dogs Out" the Baha Men?
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I'm more interested in re-watching it to see pre-Grey's Anatomy Katherine Heigl
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It’s definitely that, with Gerard Depardieu. That Thank Heaven For Little Girls scene is very funny; I still remember it from when I first saw it. I’m not 100% sure that film would get made today…
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artsy fartsy posted:At one point there's a funny scene where he plays piano (maybe at a restaurant?) in front of some of these people and the song he plays is "Thank Heaven for Little Girls" and everyone is grossed out. That doesn't really narrow it down, considering that anyone in their right mind is grossed out by that song.
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It’s a remake of a French film also starring Gerard Depardieu, which is probably even more uncomfortable than the American one. Was that near the end of his attempt to become a marquee name in the US?
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I AM GRANDO posted:Was that near the end of his attempt to become a marquee name in the US? It was in the difficult transition phase just before the Super French Weight Championship Of The World which Jean Reno won to become THE ONLY FRENCHMAN IN HOLLYWOOD.
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Torquemada posted:It was in the difficult transition phase just before the Super French Weight Championship Of The World which Jean Reno won to become THE ONLY FRENCHMAN IN HOLLYWOOD. Maybe, but Omar Sy is coming for him!
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artsy fartsy posted:I'm more interested in re-watching it to see pre-Grey's Anatomy Katherine Heigl
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Whoops I forgot to check the thread for a month YES this was it thank you!
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Darthemed posted:You’re gonna see an uncomfortable amount of her. quote:Alicia Silverstone, who was 17 at the time, was considered for the role of Nicole, but director Steve Minor felt 14-year old Katherine Heigl would appear more innocent and look better in the thong swimsuit. Welp
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Torquemada posted:Welp Skeeve Minor more like.
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Torquemada posted:Welp It's like Romeo and Juliet. The girl is only 14, but people think it's OK because they're both minors.
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Jedit posted:It's like Romeo and Juliet. The girl is only 14, but people think it's OK because they're both minors. Except she really was 14 and the boy in the movie was (checks Imdb)… 22.
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Torquemada posted:Welp lmao, at least he's dedicated to living up to that name.
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