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DrVenkman posted:If I remember right wasn't this when there was the MTV guy or something, and he had all these ideas about how they can get XXXTREME with it. Then PS4 Spider-Man actually goes and includes an Instagram feed in the game menu, and Homecoming Spider-Man kind of pulls off some of that GenZ stuff without it coming off like it was filtered through a 45 year old Marketing Guy's brain.
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DrVenkman posted:If I remember right wasn't this when there was the MTV guy or something, and he had all these ideas about how they can get XXXTREME with it. And the other one was Kevin Feige running down all the poo poo they should fix.  I googled him and his LinkedIn page has links to a bunch of articles he's written about how corporations can connect to millennials.  https://www.linkedin.com/in/nickshore1 Edit: goddamn, he hasn't posted anything on Twitter for a few years but for a while there he apparently thought he was a fashion commentator https://twitter.com/nick_shore/status/799397834009165824
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May 7, 2019 17:18
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Have a weird moment where the characters acknowledge how weird it is. Also known as the only scene anyone remembers from The Counselor. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JwHc-APXKIQ
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May 7, 2019 17:22
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Mierenneuker posted:Also known as the only scene anyone remembers from The Counselor. Uh...there's a couple pretty memorable scenes in addition to that one.
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May 7, 2019 17:36
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The Counselor is the most nihilistic piece of poo poo I've ever seen.
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Crimpolioni posted:Uh...there's a couple pretty memorable scenes in addition to that one. Seriously, it's maybe not even in the top 5 memorable scenes in a movie that features at least 7 decapitations
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Slutitution posted:The Counselor is the most nihilistic piece of poo poo I've ever seen. Hell yeah, it rules.
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Slutitution posted:The Counselor is the most nihilistic piece of poo poo I've ever seen. ¡Hola!
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May 8, 2019 04:03
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It’s definitely the only scene people who haven’t seen the movie know about.
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May 8, 2019 14:42
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Hats Wouldnt Fly posted:The little whistle as Nedry slips and falls I never "got" this; because, while it might double as the sound of a slide whistle - that's what a winch sounds like when it pulls like that so it never sounded out of place to me.
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May 8, 2019 16:07
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Darko posted:I never "got" this; because, while it might double as the sound of a slide whistle - that's what a winch sounds like when it pulls like that so it never sounded out of place to me. It's not even the only weird sound moment in Jurassic Park. When Dodgson is demonstrating the shave cream can Nedry makes this weird squealing laugh sound perfectly timed to the can's compartment snapping out. As a kid I thought the can made the sound but it's clearly Nedry. I'd make a crack about the sound editor letting poo poo past but that movie won Oscars for its sound design work so I don't know.
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May 8, 2019 19:06
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Let's be honest: jurassic park's sound won because of the trex roar, the rest was just gravy Bohemian Raphsody was awarded best editing, lmao
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got any sevens posted:Let's be honest: jurassic park's sound won because of the trex roar, the rest was just gravy It earned it, if you were going to the cinemas in '93 then that sound is burned into your goddamned brain The sound design in that whole scene is great and really cranks up the tension, the gentle-but-relentless sound of rain on the roof of the cars really makes everything seem so much more claustrophobic and the BOOM of the Trex's footsteps functions exactly the same as the DAH-DUN in the Jaws soundtrack. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1koa2xAxCAw
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May 8, 2019 20:32
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Yea I’ve only seen the movie once (don’t ask) and I can recall exactly how the roar and footsteps sound in the rain
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May 8, 2019 21:45
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The "BWAOOOW!" in Terminator 2 always makes me giggle https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n4LAXj6t_g8&t=82s
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May 8, 2019 22:29
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I've always been a big fan of that sound effect in The Matrix when the liquid metal has completely enveloped Neo and the camera zooms into his mouth as he gets unplugged, and his scream sounds like it's...losing fidelity, for lack of a better term, as he exits the digital world. Also every scene in Event Horizon with Demon Sam Neill Also the giant skeleton in a spaceship in Alien, which was so cool and mysterious until the crappy new movies came out because Everything Must Be Explained
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Ramrod Hotshot posted:I've always been a big fan of that sound effect in The Matrix when the liquid metal has completely enveloped Neo and the camera zooms into his mouth as he gets unplugged, and his scream sounds like it's...losing fidelity, for lack of a better term, as he exits the digital world. My favorite part about the giant skeleton is that the crew basically ignores it. Like it really informs the universe that while these folks are interested in exploring/cataloguing, they arent particularly shocked at the idea of ancient extraterrestrial interstellar intelligences.
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The new movies are good
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Ramrod Hotshot posted:I've always been a big fan of that sound effect in The Matrix when the liquid metal has completely enveloped Neo and the camera zooms into his mouth as he gets unplugged, and his scream sounds like it's...losing fidelity, for lack of a better term, as he exits the digital world. The Matrix, in general, has very good scene transitions, and sound design is a big part of that. Here's a good video about screen transitions in The Matrix https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j3xe1XY7akg
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One More Fat Nerd posted:My favorite part about the giant skeleton is that the crew basically ignores it. Like it really informs the universe that while these folks are interested in exploring/cataloguing, they arent particularly shocked at the idea of ancient extraterrestrial interstellar intelligences. One of the threads shared by Alien/Aliens is that they've encountered lots of complex extraterrestrial life and most of it is about as exciting to people as finding a new kind of plankton or variety of chicken, and it's sort of unspoken that anything inconvenient to space colonialism was killed off.
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I will never not laugh at this:
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Ramrod Hotshot posted:Also the giant skeleton in a spaceship in Alien, which was so cool and mysterious until the crappy new movies came out because Everything Must Be Explained Sodomy Hussein posted:One of the threads shared by Alien/Aliens is that they've encountered lots of complex extraterrestrial life and most of it is about as exciting to people as finding a new kind of plankton or variety of chicken, and it's sort of unspoken that anything inconvenient to space colonialism was killed off. Quite the contrast
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May 10, 2019 23:17
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Bogus Adventure posted:I will never not laugh at this: Blade really enjoys his work.
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May 10, 2019 23:22
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Bogus Adventure posted:I will never not laugh at this: mfw some motherfucker tries to ice skate uphill
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May 10, 2019 23:24
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Bogus Adventure posted:I will never not laugh at this: I'm fond of this moment https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RjUpSuD-_2A
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Gaunab posted:I'm fond of this moment  I fukkin love Blade!!!
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DeimosRising posted:Quite the contrast If anything I'm mostly mad that they retconned the space jockey as a bio-engineered flight suit instead of an alien endo/exoskeleton hybrid being, the latter being what it clearly was in Alien. So little time is spent in Alien dwelling on the meaning or purpose of what they found on the planet that when you combine it with the fact that the marines are used to "bug hunts," clearly the humans of that universe find alien life maybe about as exciting as we find sea life; interesting, but we're not worried about it as an existential threat.
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Sodomy Hussein posted:clearly the humans of that universe find alien life maybe about as exciting as we find sea life; interesting, but we're not worried about it as an existential threat. 
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Blade is so loving good I’m not even bothered by the Myst rear end CGI ending
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weekly font posted:Blade is so loving good I’m not even bothered by the Myst rear end CGI ending Blade is the rare movie where it's aged wonkiness only adds to its charm. It shares rare company with movies like Evil Dead in that regard.
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If you like Blade (especially the humour) you should be watching the What we Do In The Shadows TV show. Edit: If you like vampire movies in general then you should be watching it, the latest episode had a ton of Interview With The Vampire riffs.
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Ramrod Hotshot posted:I've always been a big fan of that sound effect in The Matrix when the liquid metal has completely enveloped Neo and the camera zooms into his mouth as he gets unplugged, and his scream sounds like it's...losing fidelity, for lack of a better term, as he exits the digital world If it's the sound I think you're talking about, his scream starts to sound like a dial up modem. It's loving awesome.
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Bogus Adventure posted:I will never not laugh at this: Blade is the movie that never stops giving. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RjUpSuD-_2A
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weekly font posted:Blade is so loving good I’m not even bothered by the Myst rear end CGI ending Yeah it’s a bad 90’s game FMV out of nowhere but gently caress if I care and don’t still love Blade. To their credit, the entire Frost fight was supposed to be a CG blood tornado monster. They realized it didn’t work and kept Stephen Dorff as a person as long as possible because they knew what they were doing.
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Bogus Adventure posted:I will never not laugh at this: I like the part where he stands up really fast.
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Dennis Hopper being absolutely delighted by a chimpanzee in Super Mario Bros. will never not make me laugh. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MdrlALQVEKM
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Bogus Adventure posted:I will never not laugh at this: I always liked how weird this shot was (possibly because how oddly perfect it loops):  Unrelated to the film, I also think this Clickhole article relating to Blade is hilarious: https://www.clickhole.com/he-s-palestinian-she-s-israeli-both-of-them-incorrect-1825126379
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LadyPictureShow posted:I always liked how weird this shot was (possibly because how oddly perfect it loops):  Blade is a masterpiece, and we are lucky to have lived in a time when we could see and appreciate it.
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I think the weirdest part of Blade is definitely Pearl, the tremendously fat male vampire who is parked in the library. You have a movie with a couple businessmen-like vampires, and then you throw in that thing... because the voice has been pitched so it barely sounds like an obese man. And then you have a main character gleefully torture and burn it to death. Now apparently there originally was a subplot where it fed exclusively on children that were thrown towards it. Which certainly explains why they killed Pearl like that, but doesn’t make it any weirder, holy poo poo!
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