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i would be the equivalent of a joker guy but for ferengi and i'd make holo memes with pictures of the grand negus looking badass and hard withinspirational quotes about hustling, getting latinum, and moving past the haters
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Roger Catman was arguably the most important person in the history of American cinema. Absolute legend.
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Rip Roger corman, you made a lot of bad and some fun movies.
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i loved that guy
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There would certainly be no RLM without corman, on several levels. Whether that be a good or bad legacy, well that's what our posts determine
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piratepilates posted:People will be like "oh I'd be a captain Kirk type", "oh I'd be a sisko".
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rip Harvey Corman I'll rewatch the star wars holiday special in your honor
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Hackers film 1995 posted:so sad. he was only 98
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Nefarious 2.0 posted:rip Harvey Corman I'll rewatch the star wars holiday special in your honor
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drat, I thought he could hit 100
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rip the director of the first marvel movie
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RIP Roger Carman, rapping about Jesus up in heaven rn
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Regular Wario posted:roger cormans dead you fucks /splices spaceship footage from Battle Beyond the Stars into his funeral
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rest in peace to all my rogers out there
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a legend in being horny but not TOO horny
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Regular Wario posted:roger cormans dead you fucks I noticed this
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That DICK! posted:a legend in being horny but not TOO horny Many posters could learn from his example
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Gripweed posted:Roger Corman was arguably the most important person in the history of American cinema. Absolute legend. He absolutely is. He gave so many actors, directors, and writers their start. sharknado slashfic posted:Many posters could learn from his example He knew exactly what people wanted and gave it to them. No wonder his movies always made a profit
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# ? May 12, 2024 03:35 |
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A good pickup for this thread
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# ? May 12, 2024 03:39 |
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I don't know who this Roger Corman guy is. Was he a key grip or a best boy or what? what was he damnit
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Meat Wagon posted:I don't know who this Roger Corman guy is. Was he a key grip or a best boy or what? what was he damnit Backup dancer for The Temptations
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Meat Wagon posted:I don't know who this Roger Corman guy is. Was he a key grip or a best boy or what? what was he damnit He was an actor best known for his role as "Roger Corman" in the classic Beverly Hills, 90210 episode "Fade In, Fade Out". Not much more is known about him past that.
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He was best known for his small role in Godfather 2. Edit: but seriously. Go check out his wiki page. Look at the people who got their start with him. He’s the daddy of New Hollywood. He also introduced people like Bergmar, Fellini, and Kurosawa to U.S. audiences. Jose Oquendo fucked around with this message at 03:50 on May 12, 2024 |
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starkebn posted:Speaking of Andy Serkis, has anyone seen Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes? I liked the first two of the newest movies, but haven't watched the third one so don't know if it starts going downhill. I went to see it. It was... okay. A 2 out of 4 star if there ever was one. Especially because I went to see Fall Guy a few weeks ago, which was just a perfectly paced and written "action movie," so this just felt stodgy and like it wanted to be more than it is. I remember really liking the first three movies, but this one just felt kind of tortured and vision-less compared to that. I went in with an expectation of: Okay, we finished the "trilogy", now they're gonna subvert expectations by doing the flip side of the original movie, but from the side of the apes. So I'm expecting the human who can talk (gasp!) to be an astronaut, Raka to be Dr. Zaius, etc etc. Then as the movie goes on I'm realizing they're *not* doing this, and at first I'm a little relieved that they want to tell their own story, but their own story was so bad I just wanted to see the campy re-imagining instead. I suppose it suffers a lot from having to rebuild its entire cast, but none of them are likeable; the protagonist, Noa, is shown as quiet and brooding and is supposed to be smart and respected by other characters for it, but it's all unearned; he arrives in the eponymous Kingdom, and the King Proximus is meant to be the antagonist and villain, but he just hosts a dinner for Noa and tells him his plans and just lets him do whatever he wants to foil said plans. There's a brief pat on the back congratulating him on fixing a taser as if it's an impressive feat; if it's supposed to be impressive than who made all the loving tasers they're using in the first place?? Then there's more Action scenes and the King shows up and decides to kill Noa, which backfires on him. Happy ending, although... can apes and humans co exist??? And the humans have a cure for the virus(?) that was saved on a hard drive, so presumably the next movie will be about : Can humans and apes co exist??? Which was just the plot of the first trilogy. It feels like it could have been an actual interesting movie or set up for another trilogy if they had treated it more seriously. Show the apes assembling an actual society that mirrors the evils of humanity's past societies, like, you know, an actual Kingdom, instead of just a guy named King who may as well be a generic Marvel villain with no followers or servants or anything. It's probably the exact type of Hollywood Blockbuster that Mike could actually see a lot of potential for an enjoyable movie in, and they reviewed the other planet of the apes movies, so they might half in the bag it. I'd have to go rewatch their reviews of the old ones to get a sense of how much they'd tear into it though.
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roger corman is fun to listen to. wise, with the voice of a teddy bear
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piratepilates posted:That poo poo rocked.
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That DICK! posted:roger corman is fun to listen to. wise, with the voice of a teddy bear I’ve listened and watch interviews, seen him at a con panel, and yeah, he’s a great story teller.
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HDR is good and some light motion smoothing is good. Get on my level cinemailures.
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First of May posted:HDR is good and some light motion smoothing is good. Get on my level cinemailures. Tom Cruise is going to send his goons after you.
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https://twitter.com/abs_sweetmarie/status/1789473428510015615
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The original Little Shop of Horrors being shot on sets from another one of his films in the two days before they were torn down is one of my favorite bits of Hollywood trivia. What a madman rip to the best to ever do it.
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Francis Ford Coppola got to direct his first movie because Corman rented a castle for another movie and they wrapped on that a week ahead of schedule so he was like, "hey kid, we already paid for this castle for another week, can you make a movie with that?"
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ijAw7tOljEA
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Jose Oquendo posted:Tom Cruise is going to send his goons after you. Look, motion smoothing was bad and is now good, just like Tom Cruise.
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I motion that for the rest of this weekend this thread is the official Roger Corman Story Thread https://www.latimes.com/entertainment-arts/movies/story/2023-10-02/ron-howard-joe-dante-salute-roger-corman-beyond-fest quote:Before the start of the panel, two surprise tribute videos were played. “Tár” filmmaker Todd Field, who acted in three films for Corman early in his career, celebrated his “amazing, unparalleled impact on so many in the industry.” Field also recounted how, at a test screening of Carl Franklin’s “Full Fathom Five,” Corman declined anything from the concession stand before the movie while Field got a large tub of popcorn. At some point during the movie, Field noticed Corman’s hand sneaking popcorn from his tub. Corman himself: “I think the great heads of studios in the past understood that motion pictures are an art form and a business, and you have to understand both of those things,” said Corman, sitting in the back seat of a car parked behind the theater. “I think one of the problems today is that the new heads of studios understand only the business, and they don’t understand that this is also an art form.”
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poisonpill posted:I motion that for the rest of this weekend this thread is the official Roger Corman Story Thread god bless that amazingly cheap man
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I have more fun watching a Corman flick than the IP slop in theaters or streaming today.
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Corman is something else, he made nothing but crap but was incredibly important in the careers of most of the greatest living directors and actors in Hollywood today, especially Coppola and Scorsese, so everyone rightly loves him.
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I just learned there's an alien race in star trek named the breen (sorry never watched deep space 9) has this ever up come up on RLM? seems like perfect fodder for mike to edit some neil breen and star trek together they all wear sealed suits with helmets that you can't see into, so it is entirely possible they all look like neil breen
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TIP posted:I just learned there's an alien race in star trek named the breen (sorry never watched deep space 9) the breen are from ds9 and are thus verbooten
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