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Has any actor ever had a career that balanced fun movies and serious movies and good movies and bad movies more than Brad Dourif? He's got the best career, as a total tapestry, of anybody I can think of.
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SimonCat posted:Michael Caine? This is the only right answer I've heard so far.
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Movies are better without narration and my greatest movie hope is that some day we'll get the OG version of 1994's Being Human.
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All the recent James Bond movies, the supposedly more gritty and down to earth ones, the movies that are supposed to be all about a guy who fucks and fucks and kills and kills, are all PG-13?? Why would children watch those movies??
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Leavemywife posted:I've read stories about actors getting into fist fights on sets, but I don't think I've ever seen one about the cops being called. Why is that? https://m.imdb.com/title/tt2092533/
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I despise movies where a character is from Philadelphia and the actor decides to do a stereotypical NYC accent. The "I'm walkin' here" accent and the Philadelphia accent are as far apart as a Southern accent and a Minnesota one.
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EL BROMANCE posted:What’s a film you watched thinking you knew a massive spoiler, but it turns out to be either nothing important, or what you think happens doesn’t actually occur and was from something else/mishearing. Spoiler culture is loving stupid. Like say you had a John Henry movie, everyone knows he dies, you could still make a compelling story. Better Call Saul is a prequel show that is better than the show which spawned it and you know where the character is going. Not everything has to be a lame loving surprise.
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Apr 27, 2020 05:31
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In the 2000's I started watching The Office in season 3, HBO's Rome in season 2, and Battlestar Galactica in season 3. When I went back and watched the previous episodes I had never seen before spoilers did not take away from my enjoyment.
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Apr 27, 2020 05:35
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Is there really a trope of a movie scene where astronauts have a bbq before the big mission or am I just making that up?? I'm thinking there's got to be at least 5 major movies where this is A Thing.
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wdarkk posted:Was going to say that it's probably a NASA tradition, since they have a lot of those because superstition isn't exactly incompatible with being a rocket scientist. But apparently they have a traditional breakfast instead. Rocket scientists definitely have lots of wacky superstitions. For instance, America's greatest rocket scientist believed it was okay to work people to death inside a mountain.
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Light spoilers for the show For All Mankind: My question and my previous post were based entirely on the first episode of the very excellent for All Mankind. I was thinking in my head, where's the astronaut barbeque?? Where's the honest reckoning with Werner Von Braun's past?? Both those things happen in the second episode. The astronaut barbeque even has astronauts in hawaiian shirts.
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TychoCelchuuu posted:What are some unscripted movies (or movies with scripts that were basically ignored) that aren't already on this list? Don's Plum
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I think in the classic Romero Dead movies most of the zombie dialogue was improvised.
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Dr Strangelove is a comedy??
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Youtube removed 1986's Cat City, a Hungarian animated movie that definitely had nobody looking to make money off of, nobody getting up in arms about a copyright violation, simply because Youtube loving sucks and is manned by uncultured cowards.
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