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In the first two Addams Family movies, Morticia's face is never fully illuminated, but is always in shadow with only her eyes lit up. This is always the case, even in group shots where everyone else is fully lit.
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Nicholas posted:In Alien, is there any significance to Ash trying to kill Ripley by shoving a rolled up magazine into her mouth? Was there something else going on there? He's literally trying to kill her by loving her face with a porn magazine. It's Alien, it's all very symbolic. Metaphorical phalluses, you know. Babysitter Super Sleuth has a new favorite as of 20:25 on Mar 19, 2013 |
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Buzkashi posted:It's just high-tech seppuku. Also it means that no Predator technology can fall into another species' hands. Except its laughing like a huge dickbag when it sets off the bomb, so I don't think it was a point of honorable defeat. Content: The Wolf of Wall Street is explicitly a story told by its main character, Jordan Belfort, who narrates several scenes and directly addresses the audience at several points. At several points in the movie, Jordan hastily glosses over events in his life that portray him and his lifestyle as less than amazing, such as a co-worker killing themselves; directly contradicts reality at some points, such as by saying he drove home in one piece while high out of his mind on 'ludes (when its shown shortly thereafter that he utterly destroyed his Ferrari in the process;) and at scenes where Jordan is exposed for what he is in a way he can't deny, the narration cuts out entirely, and at at one point the movie directly cuts from his wife forcibly turning him down for sex to Jordan loving her while she's laying motionless and with a blank expression, as if Jordan edited out the part of the film showing that he forced himself on her.
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