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Light Gun Man posted:hahahah hell yeah. he didn't even scream or anything, just accepts it. I feel like that scene was spoofed in another movie. Maybe one of the Austin Powers movies?
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LadyPictureShow posted:On that front, I remember telling my brother about The Terror and brought up how great Jared Harris was. For me he was one of the villains from Fringe, and then he was everywhere.
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Flash Gordon Ramsay posted:I feel like that scene was spoofed in another movie. Maybe one of the Austin Powers movies? Yes. Austin is driving a steamroller towards a henchman who just stands (and I think screams) until he’s run over, instead of running away. https://youtu.be/l4UFQWKjy_I
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Remember when Jared Harris was in Lost in Space and they dubbed his voice lol.
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Pablo Nergigante posted:Remember when Jared Harris was in Lost in Space and they dubbed his voice lol. I rewatched it like a year ago and almost went insane when I got to that part
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Jared Harris, along with literally everyone else involved, is so great in Chernobyl. Which makes it all the harder to watch. 
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Well, an hour ago I was 95% sure this was a movie, but having read through the entire IMDB list of things tagged "sleep" now I'm only 75% sure this is a movie: Premise is a guy is being experimented on by some scientists in a lab, where they train him to dream lucidly but also communicate with them via a phone that appears in his dreams. Aaaand that's all I got go to go on. Pretty sure it was mid-to-late 2000s. Sorry it's not much to go on  FWIW I'm pretty sure that this XKCD strip is some kind of obnoxious reference to it, which heartens my hope that I didn't hallucinate the whole thing: https://xkcd.com/269/ DearSirXNORMadam fucked around with this message at 08:04 on Nov 15, 2019 |
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That's more than a lot of posts in this thread!
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Mirconium posted:Well, an hour ago I was 95% sure this was a movie, but having read through the entire IMDB list of things tagged "sleep" now I'm only 75% sure this is a movie: A skewed reimagining of The Lawnmower Man?
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Mirconium posted:Well, an hour ago I was 95% sure this was a movie, but having read through the entire IMDB list of things tagged "sleep" now I'm only 75% sure this is a movie: This extremely short lived tv show Sleepwalkers? https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0118464/?ref_=kw_li_tt
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Pablo Nergigante posted:This extremely short lived tv show Sleepwalkers? https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0118464/?ref_=kw_li_tt This actually might be it, I'll have to chase down an episode or two to see, but thank you. (Although if anyone else has thoughts feel free to pitch them)
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Not your answer, but I love to share that the movie Dreamcatcher had Thomas Jane "calling" someone with a pistol he puts to his head like a phone. That movie is so terrible and amazing. Edit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hWvrPrWvUgc Edit2: Best outtake in the history of all outtakes https://youtu.be/cJuNoNqJV4Q?t=3m41s Ape Agitator fucked around with this message at 02:12 on Nov 17, 2019 |
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Ape Agitator posted:Not your answer, but I love to share that the movie Dreamcatcher had Thomas Jane "calling" someone with a pistol he puts to his head like a phone. That movie is so terrible and amazing.
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Ape Agitator posted:Not your answer, but I love to share that the movie Dreamcatcher had Thomas Jane "calling" someone with a pistol he puts to his head like a phone. That movie is so terrible and amazing. movie owns
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Teenage Fansub posted:It's no 80's kickboxing movie, but Irreversable? naw y'all been stumped again STUMPED what do I win
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Are you totally sure? I just watched the scene again and the guy the main character is interrogating in the sex club is begging to be hit and fisted.
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My husband is struggling to remember a film he heard about and wants to watch. I figure if anyone can ID it, it'd be y'all. 70's style, but done recently, psycho-thriller, possibly set in a lab. "Do you know who stars in it?" "Nope." That's what he's giving me to go on. Good luck, gumshoes!
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JacquelineDempsey posted:My husband is struggling to remember a film he heard about and wants to watch. I figure if anyone can ID it, it'd be y'all. Beyond the Black Rainbow
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I am legit, literally lmao because I told my non-goon husband "y'know, even with that scant description, my goons will get this in like, 5 minutes. Gimme the laptop so I can post and ask" and... sure enough. I've never even heard of this film, but, yup, that's what he was looking for. Thanks so much, Dali!
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Teenage Fansub posted:Are you totally sure? I just watched the scene again and the guy the main character is interrogating in the sex club is begging to be hit and fisted. Yeah. Definitely 80s early 90s cheesefest. You never mistake that for a gaspar noe movie
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Movie made in the 70s or early 80s about a kid who finds an old man living in a warehouse with an old biplane. The kid and the old man become friends and restore the biplane. The old man is a WWI vet who is a pacifist and only ever threw a tennis ball at the Germans. Maybe filmed in the UK or Australia?
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SimonCat posted:Movie made in the 70s or early 80s about a kid who finds an old man living in a warehouse with an old biplane. The kid and the old man become friends and restore the biplane. Looks like this one Tale of a Tiger
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Pablo Nergigante posted:Looks like this one Tale of a Tiger That's the ticket!
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Early 00's if I remember right, Sci-Fi Channel, it might have been a movie or it might have been a short series. The concept, as I recall it, was about an "antique store" where the protagonists recovered mystic/cursed artifacts of some sort for safekeeping(it's not Warehouse 13 I'm thinking of, by the way, though it's a similar concept). The only part I remember super-clearly is one where they're trapped in their store by one of the artifacts, a statue of some kind, I forget if it was slowly killing them or if it would just kill them if they left. Hopefully this isn't just me dreaming it up.
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PurpleXVI posted:Early 00's if I remember right, Sci-Fi Channel, it might have been a movie or it might have been a short series. That plot detail is very close to an episode of Dresden Files where a wizard strike team crashes in his apartment, but a mysterious fog starts picking them off one by one.
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Sounds like Friday the 13th: The Series to me.
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PurpleXVI posted:The concept, as I recall it, was about an "antique store" where the protagonists recovered mystic/cursed artifacts of some sort for safekeeping(it's not Warehouse 13 I'm thinking of, by the way, though it's a similar concept). The only part I remember super-clearly is one where they're trapped in their store by one of the artifacts, a statue of some kind, I forget if it was slowly killing them or if it would just kill them if they left. I don't think it's what you meant, but The Lost Room? Tsietisin posted:Sounds like Friday the 13th: The Series to me. EDIT: I figured you were wrong so I didn't even click on this the first time but yeah that sounds right on the money and WILDLY different from Friday the 13th: The Movies. Skyscraper fucked around with this message at 17:46 on Nov 27, 2019 |
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There is literally no connection to the movies whatsoever other than the name. Literally none.
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Tsietisin posted:Sounds like Friday the 13th: The Series to me. poo poo, I think this may be it. Thanks. I completely ignored it when it popped up in my search results because I, too, thought it was associated with the Friday the 13th movies. Skyscraper posted:I don't think it's what you meant, but The Lost Room? Not the one I was thinking of, but definitely a good miniseries that I'd recommend everyone give a watch.
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I remember seeing (in French) a VHS with a bunch of animated shorts, around 15 years ago maybe? The one I distinctly remember was about a boy and his father hunting down a troll-like monster with body proportions similar to this:  With its skin changing colors, it had the ability to turn into tornadoes and was wrecking havok on people's houses. They defeated it by lasso-ing its neck while in solid form and shouting arrows at it. The setting was medieval and wild, I want to say maybe slavic? The only other shorts I remember were about a young man being gifted a horse born from the sea, and a third one about some short mustached military officer going around loudly shouting "requisitioned!" at everything. The first two were in rather realistic styles and (I think) without dialogues. I'm guessing they might have been adaptations of tales of some sort, though I have not found any evidence for that. The VHS boxart was a clown in a blue robe for some reason. YaketySass fucked around with this message at 23:41 on Nov 30, 2019 |
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What was the name of that old cartoon (30s or 40s) where children are dreaming and end up in like candyland or whatever?
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Sgt. Politeness posted:What was the name of that old cartoon (30s or 40s) where children are dreaming and end up in like candyland or whatever? Little Nemo in Slumberland?
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Sgt. Politeness posted:What was the name of that old cartoon (30s or 40s) where children are dreaming and end up in like candyland or whatever? Walt Disney's Alice Comedies? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQUv9NXkYeo
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If it's neither of those, it's gotta be Somewhere in Dreamland. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2TcRohLJx6g
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PurpleXVI posted:poo poo, I think this may be it. Thanks. I asked about a different episode in an old post and (Mesmer’s Bauble) because I had watched it on sci-fi as well The answer poster got it just by plugging in keywords into IMDb
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MachineryNoise posted:If it's neither of those, it's gotta be Somewhere in Dreamland. It's definitely this one thanks, the Disney+ search engine is stupid but it looks like we wouldn't have found it anyway.
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Tsietisin posted:There is literally no connection to the movies whatsoever other than the name. That's pretty wild, is it any good?
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I found the episodes I watched pretty entertaining. Good little mystery stories, though the baddie is usually known straight off.
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Tsietisin posted:I found the episodes I watched pretty entertaining. Good little mystery stories, though the baddie is usually known straight off. All right, cool! Thanks for the recommendation!
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