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Remember in Back to the Future 2 (I forget which one, I think it was the second one) when the Doc is hooking up the electrical line to the tower and the cop comes by and the Doc chastises him for looking under the tarp because its "very sensitive scientific equipment" prompting the cop to ask if the Doc has a permit for the equipment? The doc starts looking through his wallet for a "permit" which will probably be colored green. The Doc, while understanding that the laws of time and physics are rigid, knows that sometimes the wheels of justice need greased. The Doc is bribing the cop.
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Suzuki Method posted:Not so sure if this is considered subtle enough but this shot from Drive is my favourite shot in any film, symbolizing the fact the Driver is about to become a dark intrusion on her family.
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Alouicious posted:The movie also basically flat out states, in two different occasions, "don't think about the time travel to much you spergy dipshits," so that's always good. There's also another spot where Bruce Willis tells his younger self that if they start talking about the time travel implications we'll be here all day making diagrams with straws. I think JGL was wearing prosthetics the whole time to look more like Bruce Willis. His face was different. Nemesis Of Moles posted:The little boy in the movie is it's also implied he invents time travel. He's incredibly good with technology for a 4-6 year old, building a wireless radio thing in a day from spare parts. This is never outright acknowledged by the movie, but fairly solidly implied 
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bows1 posted:Go post in the Looper thread dudes, this is not PYF Looper Moment
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I'm one of those rear end in a top hat's that liked Walt up until Season 5. It took me that long before I finally went "you know what, this guys being a dick."
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In The Incredibles when the villain launches the rocket it comes out of a volcano. It looks real cool, and makes aesthetic sense being a villainous launch. However there might be a logistical reason (like almost every scene in a Pixar movie has): the plume, heat and direction would go unnoticed by govt agencies watching for ICBM launches because it would be interpreted as a volcano eruption.
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