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Die Laughing posted:Are you my dad? I've never seen anyone else call him Rod Sterling. Like Lizard Combatant said, opening is fun and the Lithgow segment is pretty great. But everything else is just boring. And a couple of years ago I went on a reading spree regarding the incident, even seeing the footage, and it still makes so loving sad when I think about those kids and the circumstances that all made it happen. 
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Die Laughing posted:Are you my dad? I've never seen anyone else call him Rod Sterling. Oops. At least I didn't say Forest Whitaker.
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Apr 5, 2013 10:01
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Hey. The Joe Dante segment was great. 
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Teenage Fansub posted:Hey. The Joe Dante segment was great. I cannot believe I forgot about that  It is absolutely amazing. The best thing in the entire movie and I forget it. Probably because it's mentally shelved under 'Great stuff' instead of wherever the hell I parked Twilight Zone The Movie.
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Lizard Combatant posted:It's been many years, but I remember it being pretty awful. The opening sequence with Dan Akroyd is OK, and the last segment with John Lithgow (the monster on the wing) is good. But the rest is a write off, especially Steven Spielberg's segment - total snoozefest. Spielberg was apparently supposed to do something a little more daring but then the whole accident thing happened and to avoid further controversy he just went for a middle of the road safe segment.
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muscles like this? posted:Spielberg was apparently supposed to do something a little more daring but then the whole accident thing happened and to avoid further controversy he just went for a middle of the road safe segment. Wasn't he supposed to do 'The Monsters Are Due On Maple Street'? In my opinion the best episode of the original series, and he swapped instead for a really rather crappy one. Probably a mistake putting it second as well since it really grinds the film to a halt before we even get to the best two stories.
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 I like the tagline quite a bit. Am I in the minority in thinking that The Rock is getting too swole. Every time I see a new picture of him he doubles in size. He's starting to look like a cartoon character. Has he surpassed Arnold in his heyday yet?
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Nah, you're right. He's transforming into an actual bear.
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Cast him for Beorn.
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schwenz posted:Am I in the minority in thinking that The Rock is getting too swole.
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boom boom boom posted:There's a line in Zebraman 2: Attack on Zebra City about America adopting a form of Zebra Time, but I never expected them to actually make a spin off showing how it worked. Zebraman?  
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Improbable Lobster posted:Zebraman? And thats not even the strangest part. Takashi Miike directed both movies.
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Irish Taxi Driver posted:And thats not even the strangest part. Takashi Miike directed both movies. The strangest part is that he probably directed 15 movies between those two.
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Canned Panda posted:I like the other posters better It's still pretty well done and puts the stars face out there for everyday people.
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Isn't WWZ about zombies or whatnot? That looks like the poster of a generic war movie.
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Vegetable posted:Isn't WWZ about zombies or whatnot? That looks like the poster of a generic war movie. The book was really more about the effects of war on people after the fact, but it is also a book about zombies.
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Canned Panda posted:I like the other posters better I was hoping it'd be more of an ensemble piece, but then it'd have to be 3 hours or in multiple parts. I'll certainly check it out, though.
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"I'm just gonna casually kneel somberly at the edge of the bay of this banking plane, totally unaffected by wind. Or gravity."
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HUNDU THE BEAST GOD posted:The strangest part is that he probably directed 15 movies between those two.
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Slim Killington posted:"I'm just gonna casually kneel somberly at the edge of the bay of this banking plane, totally unaffected by wind. Or gravity." Has so much gel in his hair and hands he is super glued in place.
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It's a helicopter that is tilted slightly, there wouldn't be that much force and wouldn't be that hard to stay up right.
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It is a really bizarre thing he's sitting on, whatever it is. I'm not seeing it as a helicopter at all. I also can't tell which direction it's meant to be going, but it's definitely not moving with the rest of those helicopters. Weird. edit: vvv Gotcha. Cpt. Spring Types fucked around with this message at 02:27 on Apr 6, 2013 |
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Cpt. Spring Types posted:It is a really bizarre thing he's sitting on, whatever it is. I'm not seeing it as a helicopter at all. I also can't tell which direction it's meant to be going, but it's definitely not moving with the rest of those helicopters. Weird. It is a loading ramp:  And it is flying out of the city, the other ones have dudes with guns heading into the city to kill dead things.
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It's not new, but after reading this thread and wandering my local video store, I couldn't help but laugh when I saw this on one of the shelves: Just...classic. Pasty washed-up white guys with orange flare trying to distract from the awful. Gotta love Colm Meaney's expression.
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I thought that was the same terribly pasted Colm Meaney head as this one but it isnt. This Colm is clearly more concerned.
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It's like Sensible Soccer.
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Cage posted:I thought that was the same terribly pasted Colm Meany head as this one but it isnt. This Colm is clearly more concerned. Wow. Colm looks like a bobble-head version of himself in that.
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Ray Winstone looks resigned to forever being a severed floating head.
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I just noticed, but why is Ray's hand cut off by the frame of the guy behind him when he's standing outside the frame to begin with? What?
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They look like characters straight out of L.A. Noire, with bodies that don't fit their heads and heads that don't match their posture.
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Lotish posted:I just noticed, but why is Ray's hand cut off by the frame of the guy behind him when he's standing outside the frame to begin with? What? It looks like they did it because he's holding a gun. You can see it on the DVD covers.
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Lotish posted:I just noticed, but why is Ray's hand cut off by the frame of the guy behind him when he's standing outside the frame to begin with? What? He's bending time and space and perspective to give tiny Jack Huston a discreet handjob.
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muscles like this? posted:It looks like they did it because he's holding a gun. You can see it on the DVD covers. Uh... check out what the woman is holding. Clue: it's a gun.
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Dammit Richard Harrow you deserve better.
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How many faces will Vin Diesel manage to get into in this one?
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That's almost identical to the Fast Five poster.
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