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gender illusionist posted:Yes that's all very interesting but what about kindergarten cop lol its not a tumor, there is no bathroom, fuckin classic.
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Dec 26, 2017 22:53
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Greasy anal fuckhole 6 was pretty good.
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Dec 26, 2017 23:05
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Perhaps you need to adjust your expectations OP. Being negative all the time is no way to live. You are like an MRA incel but in regards to common entertainment media.
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I skimmed over a lot of the responses, and I've seen pretty much all that was mentioned, all of which feel like relics of the past that don't touch on any forward thinking subject matters that I'd expect by now. It seems we've hit a wall, at least for now. Black Mirror had maybe slightly brushed itself onto a few scenarios, like experiencing being virtually trapped in a room without dying for thousands of years. People discuss whether it's moral or not because they were a simulation and not a real person, but this is an invalid argument since human thinking is substrate independent. Though having a subjective experience being tortured basically for thousands, or perhaps trillions of virtual years could be a very real thing in our near future, and reproducing this as a story on film in a convincing way is important for humanity to take a step back and consider how we should go about our decisions in the future. Without sounding like I demand pure science fiction, why don't movies ever have the main characters be what humans become in the future, like non biological beings in a virtual reality? I'm not talking Matrix style VR, but a completely abstract version of themselves and their world that can be portrayed in a movie? Maybe beings span across multiple existences and can experience several worlds all at the same time. This could make movie scenarios more multidimensional, and seeing something on screen other than your ordinary human. Why do movies need to have humans or animals in them anyway as their characters? Have we even explored non-character movies much? I really liked the idea of Rubber where a tire gains unexplainable self awareness and blows people's heads off with telekinesis, although it's not worth repeated viewings.
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LP0 ON FIRE posted:I skimmed over a lot of the responses, and I've seen pretty much all that was mentioned, all of which feel like relics of the past that don't touch on any forward thinking subject matters that I'd expect by now. It seems we've hit a wall, at least for now. Faaaaart
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Indie scene does poo poo like that but you are not going to sell a movie about abstract humans You need recognizable big name actors and some spiel about indomitable human spirit and good ultimately triumphing over evil. Just look at all the alternative postive endings some films get in US.
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LP0 ON FIRE posted:I skimmed over a lot of the responses, and I've seen pretty much all that was mentioned, all of which feel like relics of the past that don't touch on any forward thinking subject matters that I'd expect by now. It seems we've hit a wall, at least for now. still haven't answered my questions, are there books or other artworks that fulfill you??
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:still haven't answered my questions, are there books or other artworks that fulfill you?? No fiction, except maybe Contact and a few others, but I feel are too ordinary now. I’m reading Life 3.0 now, and it brings up some good examples of catastrophic mistakes we made with computers AI, and what to watch out for in the future. I like a well written manual and I find it enlightening to learn a new programming language or piece of machinery and creating something beyond normal human ability without much effort. I love all kinds street art, whether it’s repainting designs all over abandoned buildings, graffiti tags or murals. For music I like a lot of electric music I find to be always reaching new ground, especially Autechre. A lot of rap/hip-hop I consider the pinnacle of today’s poetry, using ever evolving language instead of a static one that most suspect. People forget that Shakespeare invented a lot of the words we speak today. LP0 ON FIRE fucked around with this message at 00:00 on Dec 27, 2017 |
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Dec 26, 2017 23:55
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mind the walrus posted:Yeah it's a deeply cynical movie about a horrible man and the garbage life he builds for those around him, while nearly every shot is carefully crafted to look like paintings of the era. Incredible Fops. amazing dandies
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Dec 26, 2017 23:57
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Sad to hear you've never seen zardoz
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I’m sorry you haven’t seen Con Air or Speed.
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How about documentaries OP?
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mind the walrus posted:Yeah it's a deeply cynical movie about a horrible man and the garbage life he builds for those around him, while nearly every shot is carefully crafted to look like paintings of the era. What the gently caress?
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Dec 27, 2017 01:08
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Jebediah posted:Aliens. It's still amazing. You dumb idiot. Seriously
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bruvs be4 luvs
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Comfy Fleece Sweater posted:I’ve been thinking about OP’s post and I think I agree What are some good books, aka graphic novels,, you’ve found influential, friend?
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Xtra Innings Lovin posted:What are some good books, aka graphic novels,, you’ve found influential, friend? World War Hulk: Aftersmash Edit: nah but seriously Godel Escher Bach and Meditations and recently to Kill a Mockingbird, and a bunch others
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Jebediah posted:Aliens. It's still amazing. You dumb idiot. It’s just an excuse to use creeopo’s art in a completely unrelated movie about aliens. It looks cool, but these are things I used to imagine when I was like 6.
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Dec 27, 2017 03:14
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I also don’t generally care to see movies twice
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Darren Aronofsky is the filmmaker you want, op.
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Dec 27, 2017 03:38
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OP, you may want to consider comics. They answer many of the questions you posit, while being helpfully illustrated.
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Xtra Innings Lovin posted:What are some good books, aka graphic novels,, you’ve found influential, friend? anime karenina was long (40+ pages!) but so worth it. theres also a young joker/mickey mouse crossover thing that rewards multiple readings
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watch Hobo with a Shotgun op
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This is just like that time that one British dude who is on YouTube and got rear end cancer came to the forums and posted about how smart he was
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KakerMix posted:This is just like that time that one British dude who is on YouTube and got rear end cancer came to the forums and posted about how smart he was chemo tends to make u slow witted
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Clearly the op hasn't seen  CHAINED HEATWhen you've hit that stage in life where everything new just seems dull and played out you need to start skewing to older and trashier media to get that fix.
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I kind of get what you're saying, OP. I don't tend to rewatch very many movies and I find it kind of annoying when channels will show Harry Potter or Lord of the Rings marathons all weekend on holidays. That said I usually can at least appreciate the movies after I've seen them, even if I don't have the urge to watch them again. Perhaps you need a constant stream of new content. Try short films. They don't take up too much time and there are a surprising amount of decent ones out there.
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OP can only handle genre films, thinks contact is a good book, and brags about a cursory knowledge of idm. the answer is 
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"GBS: A gas chamber story by Darren Aronofsky"
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have u seen key largo?
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the movie caligula has cumshots!!
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Orkin Mang posted:the movie caligula has cumshots!! so does love, the newest film by noted depraved frenchman gaspar noé
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WatermelonGun posted:so does love, the newest film by noted depraved frenchman gaspar noé they sound like depressing cumshots, like hes making some negative point about gross cumshots. caligula has these really celebratory cumshots and tits and stuff. its a classic with lots of british stars of yesteryear!!
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Instead of linking op to another youtube documentary about autism I'll just list a few horror movies that are hella good like rubber Tokyo gore police - its the future,something something genetic engineering, something something Japan cops fight mutants. House - a girl gets eaten by a piano and a man becomes one with bananas. Frankenstine girl vrs vampire girl - what it says on the box Tetsuo - weird mechanical body horror Non horror suggestions: The holy mountain - it has a recreation of the Spanish invading the Aztecs/Mayans but they are all frogs. Also cake Jesus lol. El topo - just watch it If you don't like these you are wrong and dumb op
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Orkin Mang posted:they sound like depressing cumshots, like hes making some negative point about gross cumshots. caligula has these really celebratory cumshots and tits and stuff. its a classic with lots of british stars of yesteryear!! caligula is good wasn’t arguing that. helen mirren and her tits. peter o’toole. donkey. it has it all.
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LP0 ON FIRE posted:I skimmed over a lot of the responses, and I've seen pretty much all that was mentioned, all of which feel like relics of the past that don't touch on any forward thinking subject matters that I'd expect by now. It seems we've hit a wall, at least for now. Pretty good troll until that last paragraph. You got greedy.
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Ponies Ist Krieg posted:Instead of linking op to another youtube documentary about autism I'll just list a few horror movies that are hella good like rubber are you me senior year of high school?
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WatermelonGun posted:are you me senior year of high school? probably. How'd the future work out for us? Do we still have awesome taste?
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WatermelonGun posted:caligula is good wasn’t arguing that. helen mirren and her tits. peter o’toole. donkey. it has it all. this just reminded me if Helen Mirren is in it it's usually good; see: the cook the thief his wife and her lover
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Les Os posted:this just reminded me if Helen Mirren is in it it's usually good; see: the cook the thief his wife and her lover  Ponies Ist Krieg posted:probably. How'd the future work out for us? Do we still have awesome taste? hope you like nuclear assault and bareback
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