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Samovar posted:Edging of Tomorrow. Live. Little Death. Repeat
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CzarChasm posted:Live. Little Death. Repeat 
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Live. Nut. Repeat.
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Samovar posted:Edging of Tomorrow. Glooper
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Dec 15, 2023 16:14
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Oh, this is a minor joke, on top of so many small jokes, but in the Naked Gun, the whole story starts with drug smuggling from South America. But the drug is heroin.
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Dec 15, 2023 18:35
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Samovar posted:Oh, this is a minor joke, on top of so many small jokes, but in the Naked Gun, the whole story starts with drug smuggling from South America. hloy poo poo thats subtle, top 10 imo
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Dec 16, 2023 02:07
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im terribly sorry, i have at this moment drank some booze and my internal voice is frank drebin, thus only trustworthy to those who have not drank some booze now where's that soup?
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Dec 16, 2023 02:10
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Ghost Leviathan posted:At least the skin stuff sounds kinda invigorating.
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Samovar posted:Oh, this is a minor joke, on top of so many small jokes, but in the Naked Gun, the whole story starts with drug smuggling from South America. I’m not smart
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Dec 16, 2023 02:57
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In the Dark Knight Lucius refers to the batman tech as spying on 30 million people. So Gotham is 3 1/2 times bigger than New York City? They should have way more cops
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Dec 16, 2023 03:27
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Shard posted:In the Dark Knight Lucius refers to the batman tech as spying on 30 million people. So Gotham is 3 1/2 times bigger than New York City? They should have way more cops Might have also been tapped in to Snyderverse Metropolis right across the river
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Dec 16, 2023 03:33
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Shard posted:In the Dark Knight Lucius refers to the batman tech as spying on 30 million people. So Gotham is 3 1/2 times bigger than New York City? They should have way more cops I just googled New York Metro population and got 23.5 million. So not much a stretch.
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Dec 16, 2023 03:35
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freeedr posted:I’m not smart Heroin comes from poppy plants which don't grow in South America. Edit: I guess that's not true anymore but it was when the movie was made. Tagichatn has a new favorite as of 03:41 on Dec 16, 2023 |
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Gaius Marius posted:I just googled New York Metro population and got 23.5 million. So not much a stretch.
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Dec 16, 2023 04:44
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Gotham suburbs must have the most insane reactionaries complaining about urban crime of all time, except for once they’re completely correct.
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The alex jones type making the batman= bruce wayne link and nobody taking them seriously
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Dec 16, 2023 06:58
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That's something I loved about Postgame Arkham Knight, the Riddler refusing to believe that Batman was really Bruce Wayne because he couldn't figure it out and couldn't handle that the answer really was that simple
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Dec 16, 2023 07:01
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Is funny how it's shown that despite it being 'obvious' from a reader perspective, Bruce Wayne's persona really works. It's like trying to claim Paris Hilton is actually on Seal Team 6. If anything it helps even more because despite what a lot of writers seem to think, there's no reason anyone has to assume that Batman is a publicly known figure working independently. Sometimes people guess this, like Two-Face in BTAS figuring there's a whole team of them working for the police, and if one gets killed in action there's another one to replace him. (Also I once read a Birds of Prey comic where Catwoman under a truth serum bluffed that. "The graveyards are filled with Batmen... and don't even get me started on the Robins...")
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freeedr posted:I’m not smart The drug you'd expect to be smuggled out of South America in the 80s is cocaine, not heroin. It'd be like talking about drug smuggling out of Afghanistan and it turning out to be LSD.
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BioEnchanted posted:That's something I loved about Postgame Arkham Knight, the Riddler refusing to believe that Batman was really Bruce Wayne because he couldn't figure it out and couldn't handle that the answer really was that simple Prior to the events of Arkham City he was all smug to Hugo Strange until the latter revealed that he knew Batman's identity. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OC99D5m_1jQ&t=186s
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Shard posted:In the Dark Knight Lucius refers to the batman tech as spying on 30 million people. So Gotham is 3 1/2 times bigger than New York City? They should have way more cops Maybe all the cops that we don't see are stuck inside a sewer, like in the sequel Boston pee party has a new favorite as of 20:28 on Dec 16, 2023 |
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In the third act of Jaws, there's a quick scene in the middle of the chase where Quint tells Brody (very calmly, under the circumstances) to deal with a fire that comes about by a lamp falling on deck. Quint set that fire deliberately. Brody was trying to contact someone on the radio, so Quint distracted him from it. It is the second part of a one-two-three development of Quint stopping the outside world from interfering with the three of them hunting the shark (first one, he blew off Mrs. Brody's concerns, second time was the deliberate fire, third time was him destroying the radio). This may have been obvious to most, but I just watched the film the other day and I felt like an idiot for not realizing it.
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Samovar posted:In the third act of Jaws, there's a quick scene in the middle of the chase where Quint tells Brody (very calmly, under the circumstances) to deal with a fire that comes about by a lamp falling on deck. Interesting. I never thought he started the fire on purpose but he does come in later on and just smash the poo poo out of it so that makes sense I guess.
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In the Manhattan tv show there is an episode where one of the physicists visits a Uranium plant. At one point he casually asks about a valve on a blueprint, only to be told that the symbol indicates a window, not a valve. In The Pleasure Of Finding Things Out, Richard Feynman talks about once asking the same question about a blueprint he didn't understand, expecting people to clarify the real meaning of the symbol, only to have everyone go "OMG, You’re absolutely right, sir!" and rush off with the blueprints. I thought that was a nice easter egg. Also, the guy who plays Karl Fuchs in Oppenheimer is the same actor who played not-Karl Fuchs in Manhattan. That's what reminded me of the show in the first place.
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In Ghostbusters: Afterlife Paul Rudd reads an Avengers comic. He plays an Avenger in the Marvel movies. Edit: Holy poo poo, does that poster in the background resemble Stay Puft?
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deoju posted:In Ghostbusters: Afterlife Paul Rudd reads an Avengers comic. He plays an Avenger in the Marvel movies. Oh thanks for choosing the form of the destroyer there idiot
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I couldn't help it. It just popped in there.
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deoju posted:I couldn't help it. That’s what he said
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Speaking of Feynman, I was happy to see an unnamed physicist playing bongos in the background of a party scene in Oppenheimer.
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deoju posted:In Ghostbusters: Afterlife Paul Rudd reads an Avengers comic. He plays an Avenger in the Marvel movies. You picked something unsubtle that turned out to have a genuinely subtle moment, excellent!
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The avengers comic is subtle because it's small and the title is readable for a less than 2 seconds. 
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deoju posted:The avengers comic is subtle because it's small and the title is readable for a less than 2 seconds. I thought he was reading some science magazine, not a comic, so it's a subtle moment for me.
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Chicken Run II Was about to post in the IIMM thread about the escalator steps having flat fronts, which I found very annoying. Googled "60's escalator" first and it turns out they really used to look like that, so I'm posting here instead. Still looks bad, but it's period accurate, so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Also, there's a neat little Aardman throwback cameo in literally the last few frames of the movie.
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The Help Minnie baked her poo poo into a pie she served a white woman who was not very likeable at all whomstvent'd then developed a sore on her lip from eating the poo poo pie.
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MariusLecter posted:The Help Two-Slice Hilly
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FreshFeesh posted:Speaking of Feynman, I was happy to see an unnamed physicist playing bongos in the background of a party scene in Oppenheimer. I don't remember him being named in dialogue but yeah, that's Feynman, Jack Quaid is in the credits as him.
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I just thought this thread should know but at the beginning of Wonka it turns out Wonka can't read.
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You're loving kidding me It was Chalamet all along and not Pitt
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Maybe Pitt is the one who learned Chamalet how not to be able to read?
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I'm watching The Godfather, Coda: the Death of Michael Corleone and I forgot that Martin Scorcese's mother Catherine has a bit part in it. 
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