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Cerv
Sep 14, 2004

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qirex posted:

speaking of fincher "the killer" was strange as hell
the plot was so thin.
but it was still enjoyable. Fassbender reading the phonebook in his neo-noir character voice over would be enjoyable.

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Cerv
Sep 14, 2004

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haveblue posted:

hot take: revolutions is better than reloaded

does anyone actually reliably remember which name is 2 and which is 3?

Cerv
Sep 14, 2004

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Beeftweeter posted:

neat insight about 2049, but idk if i can agree with this characterization of the first movie:

i've seen all sorts of editions of blade runner and i'm not sure where she's getting this from. why would a replicant with adult memories pass the test? where is this even mentioned?

the confirmed replicant with adult memories - Rachel - who takes the VK test does in fact fail. although Deckard requires more than the usual number of questions in order to get a conclusive result.
the corporation are working towards a goal of replicants who would be indistinguishable from human and so would pass. but they are not there yet.

faulty recollection on the part of the article's author?

that is interesting about the behind-the-scenes of BR2049 though.

Cerv
Sep 14, 2004

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jammyozzy posted:

Ever since I had Tom Cruise running pointed out to me it makes me smile when I see one of his films, it's like a visual Wilhelm Scream

I've not seen any of the MI films since the first one.
what is it about Tom Cruise running that I've been missing?

Cerv
Sep 14, 2004

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“I’m a strong believer that when it’s not in the movie, it’s dead,” he told Collider before “Dune: Part Two” opened in theaters. “Sometimes I remove shots and I say, ‘I cannot believe I’m cutting this out. I feel like a samurai opening my gut. It’s painful, so I cannot go back after that and create a Frankenstein and try to reanimate things that I killed. It’s too painful. When it’s dead, it’s dead, and it’s dead for a reason. But yes, it is a painful project, but it is my job. The movie prevails. I’m very severe in the editing room. I’m not thinking about my ego, I’m thinking about the movie. … I kill darlings, and it’s painful for me.”

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