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This seems dumb compared to most other posts but in Argo the eyeglasses actually had lenses in them, as oppose to the typically lens-less eyeglasses in most movies. I just really liked that you could see reflection in the glass.
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The Bloop posted:Maybe I'm just missing it, but what is it you think that means other than someone reusing a cool texture? Could be a sign that she assisted in creating the city in ways other than conquering foreign lands. Been a while since I saw it in theaters, so maybe Memento it thinking of other things.
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Ferrule posted:Last year Cap was secretly a member of Hydra (so, a nazi) and it pissed lots of people off. He took over the country and imposed facist rule and then like all things turns out he wasn't the real cap and everything is back to status quo. I thought it was confirmed that the author or whomever was an alt-liter or something. He had sketchy likes or twits up on twitter. Cleretic posted:Honestly, everything about the main conflict of Civil War falls apart because the thing that leads the divide is aimed squarely at controlling the Avengers. In the comics it was a registration act that all supers would be affected by, so each side's leader made sense: Captain America believes in personal freedom, so he's pushing against something that reduces it, meanwhile Iron Man is demanding more structure and control because he's all about solving problems with structure and control, especially when he gets to control it. Apparently the movie was never supposed to happen. DC release their teaser for their batman movie, and Marvel pushed up the Captain America movie to make it into Civil War. Before, it was supposed to be Captain America: Serpent Society. The general plot was something like Cap and Falcon run around Europe cleaning up old hydra bases/groups while trying to find Bucky. The one hydra baddie Frank Grillo played was to be the main villain. Honestly I really hated that Civil War movie. Too much tony stark in what was supposed to be a buddy cop movie with Cap and Falcon  Um wait. This is the subtle movie moments, not the irrationally irritating moments one. Uhhh I liked the part in Civil War with the pen that signed executive order 9066? Also that Bucky's mouth was all hosed up and bleeding after Tony nutted his arm off to indicate that caused serious damage. Is that subtle enough?
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Len posted:Guys me and the fiancee just sat down to watch The World's End and she didn't know it involved aliens. Holy poo poo that must have been a surprise twist ruined by the marketing Thanks for ruining the surprise twist for everyone who hasn't seen it.
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RCarr posted:Whats the subtle moment here? The watermark. If you saw that in theaters, you could navigate to the site on your phone and receive a free rear end kicking for using your bright phone in the middle of a movie.
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Arcsquad12 posted:If disney didn't want people thinking about Ariel's tits they wouldn't have given her a clamshell bikini. Ariel is literally a teenager in the disney movie. Subtle Movie Moment: prince eric is a pedophile.
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This reminds me of when M Night Shymalan had that 1-2 hour special on the Sci Fi channel where it was implied he had special ghost powers. It never aired again, I assume from controversy. Not really subtle, I suppose, but if you didn't have access to the internet back then I guess it was.
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