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Gonz posted:The Sith, in the olden times of the Republic, were rogue Jedi who broke off in a great schism from the Jedi (after deciding that the Light side was weak and the dark nature of the Force was the key to salvation), and they set up shop with their own Sith Order on the planet Korriban. The only time Darth Bane appeared onscreen (in The Clone Wars as a ghost) he was voiced by Mark Hamill.
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Never send me please?
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The Saddest Rhino posted:Never send me please? yeah it's about Koji Shiraishi investigating mysterious tapes people send him https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2wI-pvRTApQ
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He's lost weight, he looks good.
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Gripweed posted:yeah it's about Koji Shiraishi investigating mysterious tapes people send him Ah guy who directed Occult. And dozens upon dozens of other stuff since then… Why do so many Japanese directors do multiple movies and shows a year? The output ends up feeling rushed and cheap instead of thought out. Like Takashi miike literally has 56 credited movies since Audition. That’s not including his tv output.
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Koji kicks a lot of rear end and has created a wonderful multiverse in a very unexpected way. Hope he never stops
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Gripweed posted:yeah it's about Koji Shiraishi investigating mysterious tapes people send him This feels like a loose follow up to his 2008 one Ura Horror and I am SO here for it.
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Autechresaint posted:Why do so many Japanese directors do multiple movies and shows a year? The output ends up feeling rushed and cheap instead of thought out. Like Takashi miike literally has 56 credited movies since Audition. That’s not including his tv output. Because they must work 20 hours a day, seven days a week or they will literally die. Like that movie about that bus that will explode if it slows down, can't remember the name.
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There's a long history of the Japanese making films very fast. I've seen entire film series from the 60s and 70s with 4 or more films all of which came out in maybe 2 years. Like the gritty Yakuza knife fight series Outlaw Gangster VIP series has six films five of which were released in 1968. The sixth in 1969. In one of the films the main character goes to a café or bar he went to in the first film and is like "wow I haven't been here in years." I also think that even above the line film people in Japan don't make that much money, aside from a select few of the most successful, and this means they have to work a lot if they want to make a living.
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Megillah Gorilla posted:Because they must work 20 hours a day, seven days a week or they will literally die. I think it was called "The Bus That Couldn't Slow Down"
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I have total respect for creative folks who can churn out movies quickly. Korean indie filmmaker Hong Sang-soo is probably my favorite director and the dude makes like two movies a year. And they’re all bangers!
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FreudianSlippers posted:I also think that even above the line film people in Japan don't make that much money, aside from a select few of the most successful, and this means they have to work a lot if they want to make a living. This was a big thing that people were ignoring when bragging about Godzilla Minus One's budget. Like yeah, a lot of Hollywood budgets are pretty inflated for the purposes of executive paychecks but also those guys making the Godzilla weren't making that much
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FreudianSlippers posted:There's a long history of the Japanese making films very fast. In the last year I've watched the game trilogy and started the battles without honor series and I was wondering why both series were releasing movies so fast.
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Vegetable posted:I have total respect for creative folks who can churn out movies quickly. Korean indie filmmaker Hong Sang-soo is probably my favorite director and the dude makes like two movies a year. And they’re all bangers! It just sounds closer to a television production model.
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Working a lot is also deeply ingrained into the Japanese culture.
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Spazzle posted:It just sounds closer to a television production model. Yeah, like imagine your favourite TV show that has hour-long episodes and increase each episode to ninety minutes. Even if that drastically reduces the number of episodes in a season, that's still plenty more than one a year.
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Lobok posted:Yeah, like imagine your favourite TV show that has hour-long episodes and increase each episode to ninety minutes. Even if that drastically reduces the number of episodes in a season, that's still plenty more than one a year. So British television
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or columbo
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In Britain they call him Cholmondolo. Pronounced the same way.
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That is one hot inch away from shaft.
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The guy at the top seems like he has a weirdly low dick.
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why do they have all that baseball equipment lying around in a city without baseball???
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they beat up the baseballers from other cities
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badass 
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Is that just gay porn? If not, I feel lied to.
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"The actual members of the Hong Kong National Baseball Team appear in the film as themselves, in a story set in 2004. Their isolated existence leads them to take unconventional choices in both love and friendship, and to summon great courage in the face of their lonely and disconnected existence. The story focuses on the easy-going, yet often detached, main character, Ronnie, as played by Ron Heung, and his friendships and relationships with others, both on and off the sports field." Actually sounds pretty interesting.
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Megillah Gorilla posted:Is that just gay porn? I don't think so, my Chuck-Sense isn't Tingling.
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muscles like this! posted:The guy at the top seems like he has a weirdly low dick. 
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muscles like this! posted:The guy at the top seems like he has a weirdly low dick.
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Megillah Gorilla posted:Is that just gay porn?
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FlamingLiberal posted:It does feel like a poster for a porno Does it? You don’t usually see posters for pornos.
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Gripweed posted:Does it? You don’t usually see posters for pornos. Poor Things had posters.
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Gripweed posted:Does it? You don’t usually see posters for pornos. Not since DPPH was closed, at least.
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Gripweed posted:Does it? You don’t usually see posters for pornos. More's the pity  I got a download of a huge archive of old movie posters ages back and the the number of 'X' rated actual porn flicks that got proper thought-put-into-them posters back in the day was eye-opening.
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Hello new side hustle
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an Onlyfans model who commissions hand painted Drew Struzan style posters for their 15 minute long solo vids
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Listen, you need to understand. Floating head is passé at this point.
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