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Same with Jon Benjamin. He always has the same voice, but his performance as Archer is totally different from McGuirk or his Bob Belcher.
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Yeah but what was up with the lady shooting a cow in the beginning?
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Escobarbarian posted:lol yeah there's nothing in the movie to indicate that it would be fake at all It was me and I said I'd like it better if the ending was ambiguous, like Inception.
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I know there's a theory that his character in Burn After Reading is illiterate, I'd imagine it was spun off of that.
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Samovar posted:At the end of season 4 I was expecting there to be a loving stabbing it got so bleak. Related: In one of the first episodes, when they're fishing the trashed banana stand out of the water, there's graffiti that says "I'll get you Bluths! Hello"
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May 6, 2017 20:00
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Ugly In The Morning posted:One is also always reading Iain M Banks, and the other is always reading Iain Banks. Same author, the one with the M in the middle is just his sci fi stuff. Those aren't the Andys, that's the identical twin brothers who work the front. It's never said they are two different people and I don't think Angel gets it at first.
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May 27, 2017 00:54
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Yeah but Shakespeare In Love is actually real charming.
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Jul 6, 2017 01:32
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RandomFerret posted:There was supposed to be a scene in gladiator with billboards popping up all over rome of maximus endorsing a certain brand of olive oil. It was taken out because it was too unrealistic. Gladiator is overrated, but I really wish we got the sequel Nick Cave wrote where Gladiator (his name is only written as Gladiator in the script) becomes an immortal warrior fighting in all of the wars and conflicts throughout human history.
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Jul 7, 2017 02:52
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A lot of bros treat Always Be Closing the same as Greed Is Good or whatever.
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Tumble posted:Charlie Work is an homage to "Birdman" Funny thing is it's not though, the score was in the can before Birdman came out. It's entirely coincidental.
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Rev. Bleech_ posted:Not all that subtle, but awesome everytime I see it: Ewan McGregor trying to stifle laughter as he says "killing younglings". Like, that was the best, least-interrupted take. I like to think every other attempt was interrupted by hysterical giggles. I mean, either that or a deep, remorseful sigh. Our maybe eye rolling.
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Oct 3, 2017 01:48
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CzarChasm posted:I like that in games and other media where we've seen other members of Yoda's species, none of them do the backwards talking stuff. Yeah, it's not like a cultural thing or like the way their grammar works or something, he's just a loving weirdo.
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Oct 4, 2017 21:48
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Yeah I think he just loves hunting and torturing people with every fiber of his being and he's very good at it. Like he didn't even think he was doing the right thing, he just saw it as an easy way for him to really focus on his passion of being a loving monster. Like Mengele.
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Dec 3, 2017 15:16
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I think Landa needs to feel like he's winning, and everything, every interaction, every conversion he needs to be beating someone or outsmarting them or manipulating them in some way. He revels in hunting humans, and he revels in toying with them before he kills them. In the dairy sequence in the beginning, he leads the conversation in English until he bemoans reaching the limits of his proficiency in the language, and announced it in a way that said explicitly that he is far more proficient in the language. Landa believed that he had won at the end, that he had outsmarted the men that hunted him and instead got their bosses to give him a large sum of money and a nice house and make the basterds escort him there. What he failed to grasp is that the basterds don't care that they've been outsmarted, they carve a loving swastika in his forehead anyway because honestly who's going to mind?
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As I was writing it I was thinking about the Always Sunny scene where they keep asking "who's the mark?" and "who are we versus?"
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Milo and POTUS posted:Yeah QT (ew... worst abbreviation) had a ton of fun with it. I don't know if it's my favorite of his but it doesn't deserve the hate the nerds online give it. I'm willing to say it is my favorite. The scene between Landa and Shoshanna where he orders her milk and she screams internally is maybe the best single scene of his career. Honestly Landa is probably some of the best synergy between writer, actor and character he's had.
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Dec 5, 2017 20:09
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I mean yeah that's what martyrdom is.
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Dec 6, 2017 04:42
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Yeah I was confused about that as well. My guess is that contemporary pre-made whipped creams would contain gelatin, but you can literally just stir heavy cream really fast and sweeten it.
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Dec 6, 2017 06:28
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I could see there being lard, but yeah I don't know where that's coming from.
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Dec 8, 2017 05:29
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Len posted:There's one conversation where two Nazis are talking about how they're not bad people just because they have different beliefs which then immediately turns into a conversation about joining the New Orleans Death Squad. "I guess that Blaskowitz guy really has some growing up to do."
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Dec 12, 2017 18:22
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Memento posted:The Last Jedi Also his clothes and hair are how they looked when Ben betrayed him several years earlier, he's still using his father's lightsaber that Ben and Rey just destroyed. What I liked is that he got the idea for that trick from R2 when he went to check out the Falcon.
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Dec 18, 2017 02:01
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Arcsquad12 posted:Interesting. I still felt like the puppet looked a bit off though, like he was too dark a shade of green and his movements weren't quite right. Yeah and he was glowing blue, immersion ruined.
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[Interior, millennium falcon. Rey is playing space chess against herself and it's kind of uncomfortable] Luke appears, glowing blue faintly Luke: Rey, I have come to help you complete your training. Find a man named Kyle Ka- wait a minute, are those the Jedi books? Rey: Yeah I stole them. What are you gonna do about it, ghost boy? Luke sulks back to Force Ghost Land.
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Jan 3, 2018 18:44
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Shyamalan is a director with a lot of really great ideas and absolutely no sense to tell them apart from the terrible, terrible ideas he also has. He needs someone that he has a really good close relationship with, that he trusts completely, to tell him that an idea is loving stupid and he shouldn't do it. He's also terrible at action. I'm glad he's sticking to relatively cheap movies where there are very low expectations and he can just do something small and fun without getting too up his own rear end.
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Jan 20, 2018 22:07
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Mel Gibson is a poo poo human but he turns in an amazing performance in that movie. Signs honestly isn't that bad, and I don't mind the """twist""" in itself, but Night ruins it by doing flashback after flashback with dramatic music and making you sit there starting at this lovely cg alien and going "get it? Do you get it? Huh? It's what his wife said. Did you get it? See?" That movie needs a good editor to chop that scene and the one where he gets his little speech after trapping the alien in his kitchen. The other thing in that movie that bugs me that Shyamalan does a few times is slightly slow down part of a performance in post. Like, someone will stand up and I guess he thought they should have stood up slightly slower because the framerate week drip just for a second and it's jarring as poo poo.
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Jan 26, 2018 18:56
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It really slips through the most whenever he says "Rog"
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Jan 27, 2018 04:15
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The vowel sound is a very distinctly Aussie one too. edit: it's like there's a little bit of an au sound to it.
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Jan 27, 2018 05:51
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The first one is actually amazing but it's real different from the rest and it's fuckin weird. Also it wasn't supposed to be post apocalyptic but they didn't have the budget to put all the cops in believable uniforms in a real office, so instead their chief is a leatherdaddy who works in a burnt out husk of a building.
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Jan 27, 2018 22:21
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Krispy Wafer posted:There’s helluva gay and then there’s weirdly homoerotic. Mad Max is weirdly homoerotic. Like it probably makes gay guys uncomfortable. Even Max’s precinct captain looks like a backup for the Village People. An academic argument could be made that the Rockatansky’s represent the last traditional nuclear family and their demise signals the apocalypse in Road Warrior. I believe I referred to him as Police Chief Leatherdaddy upthread. I dig this interpretation tho. My headcanon is that the first movie is the only one that really "happened" and the other three are different campfire stories about the wasteland folk hero he became. Like a post-apocalyptic Paul Bunyan. edit: in 2/Road Warrior this is explicit in the text of the movie
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Yeah, his dream/nightmare ends with that shot of the eyes bulging.
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Feb 6, 2018 04:02
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Gyro captain is Babe The Blue Ox, you're welcome
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I remember there being some fan theory/desperate attempt to make continuity where this movie took place after Mad Max but before Road Warrior. Joe was Toecutter (his face was mangled in the wreck) and then Rictus survived but was also mangled and became Lord Humongous.
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Depressio111117 posted:I swear I have a memory of one of the wives saying “she’s capable” when Capable volunteers to go to the back of the rig as lookout but I haven’t noticed it in any of my rewatches and it really bothers me because why would my brain make THAT up of all things That was the person sitting next to you, "that's Chappie" style.
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Mr daughter is just over a year old and she's as tall as a small 2 year old. 98th percentile by height/length. You know that scene in "A Streetcar Named Marge" where Flanders is supposed to overpower her and he's like "I'm trying?" That's a regular occurrence in my house.
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Feb 19, 2018 19:48
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MariusLecter posted:In Black Panther, the Black Panther suit resembles a black panther. Also Eric Killmonger kills many people, the way a fishmonger may sell many fish.
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Feb 20, 2018 03:34
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Eric Killmarker is really a much more appropriate name.
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Feb 20, 2018 06:04
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Aphrodite posted:Killmonger isn’t his name. Neither is Eric.
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Feb 20, 2018 19:19
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Last crusade is my favorite too. Ford and Connery have such great chemistry together. Their relationship is probably the most Spielberg-y thing in any of the 3 movies. Plus River Phoenix!
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Jun 26, 2018 03:05
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Raiders is 100% the better constructed movie. It's elegant and frankly almost flawless. Crusade still entertains me more even if it is largely a retread. edit: the library stamp gag is funnier than the hanger gag.
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I appreciate how absolute and black and white Punisher is. Stories like his The End out Six Hours To Kill where his response to being put in a dilemma of "but now you can't kill me" is to kill them anyway. I'm positive that if you sat Frank down and managed to honestly convince him that what he was doing was wrong, he'd just say "oh okay" and shoot himself right there.
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