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Nolan saw the 2020 Beirut explosion and was like hmmm neat Edit: I think this is fake? YouTube channel is very sus. Edit2: yup it’s fake. I fell for it hook line and sinker Jewmanji fucked around with this message at 02:55 on Jan 20, 2023 |
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Jewmanji posted:Nolan saw the 2020 Beirut explosion and was like hmmm neat CineD snobs taking everything too seriously? No way...
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Grandpa Palpatine posted:CineD snobs taking everything too seriously? No way... How have you managed to get probed 4 times in 2023 lol. It’s January 19
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Jewmanji posted:How have you managed to get probed 4 times in 2023 lol. It’s January 19 don't ever post in cspam if this somehow bothers you
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Jewmanji posted:How have you managed to get probed 4 times in 2023 lol. It’s January 19 Somehow Grandpa Palpatine returned…
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Gotta light?
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Grandpa Palpatine posted:New Oppenheimer inside look This is fake
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Jan 20, 2023 06:44
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https://screenrant.com/oppenheimer-fan-featurette-christopher-nolan-nuclear-bomb/
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Jan 20, 2023 06:46
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they finally really did it, the maniacs. god drat them
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Jan 20, 2023 06:55
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These directors were so preoccupied with whether they could...
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Jan 20, 2023 06:56
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CelticPredator posted:https://screenrant.com/oppenheimer-fan-featurette-christopher-nolan-nuclear-bomb/ wow, nothing gets past you, pal! 
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wait did people take that clip as saying they literally dropped an actual nuke in real life? i assumed the title was just hypebole and watching it i was like oh neat a huge gasoline explosion
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Jan 20, 2023 08:12
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RIP Christopher Nolan Vaporized by the power of the atom.
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Jan 20, 2023 08:34
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Grandpa Palpatine posted:wow, nothing gets past you, pal! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GM-e46xdcUo
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Jan 20, 2023 10:58
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Carthag Tuek posted:wait did people take that clip as saying they literally dropped an actual nuke in real life? To be fair, its edited together pretty well. And if anybody was going to drop a real nuke for their movie, it'd be Christopher Nolan. Or Tom Cruise. Or Lars Von Trier.
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Jan 20, 2023 11:58
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Well von trier never got a planet to hit earth and cause an extinction event so I don't think he's that committed
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Carthag Tuek posted:wait did people take that clip as saying they literally dropped an actual nuke in real life? There are a lot of people out there, right now, who think Nolan created and dropped an actual nuke for the movie. Like, it's so out there in the public discourse, I'm only 99% sure he didn't at this point. Like, I know he obviously didn't. Of course he didn't. But maybe....?
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thrawn527 posted:There are a lot of people out there, right now, who think Nolan created and dropped an actual nuke for the movie. Like, it's so out there in the public discourse, I'm only 99% sure he didn't at this point. Hahah I mean of course he didn't. But I think they definitely have talked about trying to film a huge explosion to try to capture what they could in camera. So I figured they are trying to just create something as large as they can that has the physical characteristics without being radioactive of course.
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Jan 20, 2023 15:38
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Dropping the nuke was the other end of the tenet temporal pincer maneuver
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BonoMan posted:Hahah I mean of course he didn't. But I think they definitely have talked about trying to film a huge explosion to try to capture what they could in camera. So I figured they are trying to just create something as large as they can that has the physical characteristics without being radioactive of course. Most explosives used in a film appears to be the (terribly filmed) Spectre’s big explosion thing when the base blows up and that used a total of… 140 kilograms. So about 0.15 tons of explosives. Trinity was 18kilotons. You’d need…. Jesus you would need a gently caress load more than that. Best you could possibly get away is hoping the army is doing a bomb test and you get to film / use it but I think only someone like Michael Bay could get away with that ask.
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Happy Noodle Boy posted:Most explosives used in a film appears to be the (terribly filmed) Spectre’s big explosion thing when the base blows up and that used a total of… 140 kilograms. So about 0.15 tons of explosives. Trinity was 18kilotons. Oh I mean it'd 100% have to be a military coordinated thing. That's a given. I'm not talking an SFX unit.
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Jan 20, 2023 15:52
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You might also, I dunno, violate some international treaty or something.
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karasu posted:You might also, I dunno, violate some international treaty or something. "Using actual nuclear weapons" was never a thing on the table.
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With Alex Baldwin being charged for shooting that woman, it does make me think how American it is that guns are allowed to be aimed and fired at people just for the sake of a movie and that the ultimate parody of that logic would be yeah sure, you can detonate a nuke for a biopic. Now you stand a good ways back from that, y'hear? This ain't no 4th of joo lie firecracker.
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The thing about nuclear bombs is they already detonated like two thousand of them and none of them were used for anything as worthwhile as making a cool scene in a movie.
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I’m kind of surprised the Soviet film industry never detonated one for a movie to show up Hollywood.
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checkplease posted:I’m kind of surprised the Soviet film industry never detonated one for a movie to show up Hollywood. if they did the US absolutely would've nuked them lol
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checkplease posted:I’m kind of surprised the Soviet film industry never detonated one for a movie to show up Hollywood.
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1stGear posted:To be fair, its edited together pretty well. And if anybody was going to drop a real nuke for their movie, it'd be Christopher Nolan. Or Tom Cruise. Or Lars Von Trier. maybe i missed something in the edit. its just a video about "hey we are making a big thing" and the title says nuke but the quotes are "wow what an experience". idk it just didnt work for me. i wish it had cause fake blowing up a nuke for a movie would have been kinda cool but yeah cruise would absolute fire off a nuke if he could jump on it or something
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Uncle Boogeyman posted:if they did the US absolutely would've nuked them lol but they did. that is to say, both the americans and soviets fired off dozens of unannounced nukes during the cold war, the only reason they didnt put them in movies was state secrets.
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To be fair, it would be hella cool to have high definition footage of a nuclear explosion. If not for all those pesky ramifications.
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Uncle Boogeyman posted:if they did the US absolutely would've nuked them lol lol why would we have nuked them? They did a ton of open-air tests back in the day. Why would you say something so silly?
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Grandpa Palpatine posted:lol why would we have nuked them? They did a ton of open-air tests back in the day. Why would you say something so silly? 
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Grandpa Palpatine posted:don't ever post in cspam if this somehow bothers you careful kiddo, it takes a certain kind of mindset to post in cspam. not everyone has that killer (of themself) instinct
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BrownPepper posted:careful kiddo, it takes a certain kind of mindset to post in cspam. not everyone has that killer (of themself) instinct 
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C-SPAM is chill when you're not an rear end in a top hat.
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Did the second trailer for Knock at the Cabin get posted? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gv_QhoUy-xc Man, I'm kinda excited now. Loved the book as I mentioned earlier and it feels really faithful.
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BonoMan posted:Did the second trailer for Knock at the Cabin get posted? I've read two of Tremblay's novels (Head Full of Ghosts and Disappearance at Devil Rock) and really enjoyed them. The premise of Cabin didn't really interest me, but I'm intrigued for the film after seeing the trailer.
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BrownPepper posted:I've read two of Tremblay's novels (Head Full of Ghosts and Disappearance at Devil Rock) and really enjoyed them. The premise of Cabin didn't really interest me, but I'm intrigued for the film after seeing the trailer. I think it's cool that Dave Bautista has said that he really wants to see how far he can push his dramatic acting chops. I think a hurtle he has in doing that is that he looks like Dave Bautista. There was that line in the first trailer about him being a just a normal guy. My thought was, "Have you seen yourself in the mirror? You don't look like a normal guy." His image worked to his benefit in Glass Onion, but I think if he really wants to do more dramitic stuff he'll probably have to dial back his body a bit.
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