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Mike the TV posted:am i the only one getting totally triggered by everyone posting about the "black spaceman" as if he didnt have a name and had no characterization beyond being black?!? Weird how everyone talked about whiteo Damon space dementia (Armageddon far superior movie btw) while ignoring black man who was stuck by himself on a lovely tin can for 23 years and didnt break down like some pussy bitch
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Bolek posted:Weird how everyone talked about whiteo Damon space dementia (Armageddon far superior movie btw) while ignoring black man who was stuck by himself on a lovely tin can for 23 years and didnt break down like some pussy bitch now thats a good point
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Nov 18, 2014 06:07
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sandra bullock was good in that movie
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Nov 18, 2014 11:08
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Bolek posted:Weird how everyone talked about whiteo Damon space dementia (Armageddon far superior movie btw) while ignoring black man who was stuck by himself on a lovely tin can for 23 years and didnt break down like some pussy bitch The way Damon's character was described it seems more like he was super narcissistic and couldn't handle the failure of his mission. Even the killing everyone part makes sense then, since only he will remember his failure and he will be the adam of the new humans on top. His stupid monologue is typical too, since he doesn't expect anyone else to hear it, at the same time trying to justify everything.
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Nov 18, 2014 11:20
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Bolek posted:Weird how everyone talked about whiteo Damon space dementia (Armageddon far superior movie btw) while ignoring black man who was stuck by himself on a lovely tin can for 23 years and didnt break down like some pussy bitch this is really profound holy poo poo
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Nov 18, 2014 11:20
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Under the Skin was a bit eeeeeeeeeeeeh. It was a tour guide of a dampest areas of Scotland and constant pictures of her naked. Good movie I guess.
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Nov 18, 2014 11:21
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So total apples to oranges here but i'm basing the question off of the reason i could have either seen this or nightcrawler and picked nightcrawler, so has anyone else seen that as well because i need to base my opinions purely off what other people say so i really dont know how to feel right now
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Nov 18, 2014 11:39
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Guardians of the galaxy was a good movie, and I hope there'll be sequel(s)
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Nov 18, 2014 12:11
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theyre already makin one
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Nov 18, 2014 13:02
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people overestimate the whole power of love plot point basically it only comes into play at the end so that coop can navigare the tesseract movie had lot of stupid writing but i was too busy looking at pretty things to care
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Nov 18, 2014 13:13
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Bolek posted:Weird how everyone talked about whiteo Damon space dementia (Armageddon far superior movie btw) while ignoring black man who was stuck by himself on a lovely tin can for 23 years and didnt break down like some pussy bitch He knew his crew was coming back. M Damon had a good chance of being stranded forever.
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Nov 18, 2014 13:56
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guys power of love totally has something to do with quantum entanglement , a combination of words i know
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Nov 18, 2014 17:06
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Top City Homo posted:guys power of love totally has something to do with quantum entanglement , a combination of words i know tesseract hypercube strange attractors dark matter also someone in cd posted an interview where nolan says he intentionally mixed the audio lovely so you cant hear the dialogue and theres retards actually defending it now going "no see the sound is intentionally poo poo so it's genios!"
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Nov 18, 2014 17:12
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what if matthew mccnnahuge had to go poopy in the hypercube? was there a toilet? E: maybe there's a tesseract hypertoilet where he can see all the poops he has ever done, and maybe even influence past poops through gravity
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Nov 18, 2014 17:21
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when i was naughty as a child my parents often sent me to the hypercube
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Nov 18, 2014 17:21
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The ending was fascinating because I got to see deus ex machina in its natural habitat. I was trying to figure out who would've designed robots to be featureless slabs. Then I realized it was Kubrick. The parts that showed spaceships doing spaceship stuff were pretty good. They could have easily cut out about an hour of the tiring melodrama. It was way too loud. Like painfully loud.
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Nov 18, 2014 17:46
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i forsee matt damon's death speech to become a meme with his voice dubbed over with an rear end in a top hat politician saying something pompous before decompression like i could see mitt romney's 50% tax speech in there also please space matt damon irl
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Nov 18, 2014 17:58
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Top City Homo posted:i forsee matt damon's death speech to become a meme with his voice dubbed over with an rear end in a top hat politician saying something pompous before decompression didnt he reserve a seat on that richard branson spaceship that crashed? bad timing, god
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Nov 18, 2014 17:59
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I think Jupiter Ascending might be cool, but I have no solid evidence to back that up.
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Mange Mite posted:didnt he reserve a seat on that richard branson spaceship that crashed? bad timing, god inshallah
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Nov 18, 2014 18:27
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Bolek posted:Weird how everyone talked about whiteo Damon space dementia (Armageddon far superior movie btw) while ignoring black man who was stuck by himself on a lovely tin can for 23 years and didnt break down like some pussy bitch Romilly (the black spaceman) is pretty much the worst black stereotype in films, rarely seen these days: the kindly, wise black caretaker (slave) who tells fanciful stories to the younger whites he looks after. 
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Nov 18, 2014 19:33
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The original script of Interstellar
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Nov 18, 2014 19:38
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the black dude served no function but to get blown up, being black was incidental
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Nov 18, 2014 19:42
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Tricky D posted:the black dude served no function but to get blown up, being black was incidental if you think about it, no one served any function except the robots and meth-ew mcuntley
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Nov 18, 2014 19:44
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it was pretty bad how the movie telegraphed that everyone besides coop and brand were goners cuz they were useless to the plot and had almost no personality
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Nov 18, 2014 20:05
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Matt McConnelly did not wear a shirt with naked babes on them this is a concession to the feminazis of tumblr
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Nov 18, 2014 20:18
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The Real Foogla posted:The way Damon's character was described it seems more like he was super narcissistic and couldn't handle the failure of his mission. Even the killing everyone part makes sense then, since only he will remember his failure and he will be the adam of the new humans on top. His stupid monologue is typical too, since he doesn't expect anyone else to hear it, at the same time trying to justify everything. Now we know what really happened to Jason Bourne  e: OFFICER 13 INCH posted:So total apples to oranges here but i'm basing the question off of the reason i could have either seen this or nightcrawler and picked nightcrawler, so has anyone else seen that as well because i need to base my opinions purely off what other people say so i really dont know how to feel right now You chose correctly, Nightcrawler is much better than this movie (no, really) Harime Nui fucked around with this message at 20:27 on Nov 18, 2014 |
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Nov 18, 2014 20:25
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You just know cougarmilfs wanna jump wormholes so they can go clubbing with their kids "Hahaha I'm not actually his/her sister. I'm his mooom can you believe it!?"
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Nov 18, 2014 20:30
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i really want to see nightcrawler and birdman
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Nov 18, 2014 20:36
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Mulefisk posted:what if matthew mccnnahuge had to go poopy in the hypercube? was there a toilet?
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Nov 18, 2014 20:38
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Flesh Forge posted:I dunno I'm gonna go out on a limb and say Dark Knight (with Heath Ledger's awesome Joker) was a real, true masterpiece. From the intense and well-placed musical score to the timing to all of the set pieces to fuckin Tiny Lister throwing the bomb detonator off of the jailbird ferry, it hit so many good notes. Not quite flawless, but imo his best film (certainly way, way better than Interstellar). I think it will be the one movie of Nolan's that holds up into, say, the 2020s, because his style of exposition-heavy dialogue where every character explicitly tells you what they stand for works best in a superhero mileu. Superheroes are basically theatrical, symbol-heavy archetypes and that naturally works with what Nolan does. (I haven't seen Memento though so that might hold up as his best too idk).
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Nov 18, 2014 20:39
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I like to believe that he was in the tesseract for billions of years as time is meaningless in the cube
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Nov 18, 2014 20:45
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Top City Homo posted:if you think about it, no one served any function except the robots and meth-ew mcuntley That 14 year boy played by Anne Hatheway had to tell the audience about the power of love
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Nov 18, 2014 20:46
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Fried Watermelon posted:I like to believe that he was in the tesseract for billions of years as time is meaningless in the cube it's not really him, its his greatx100-grandson out to finally bang his grandma
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Nov 18, 2014 20:47
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Tricky D posted:That 14 year boy played by Anne Hatheway had to tell the audience about the power of love it really was quantum entanglement for dummies.txt
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Nov 18, 2014 20:51
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babypolis posted:i really want to see nightcrawler and birdman Nightcrawler and Birdman are both amazing, and if you put them together they're still only a tenth as long as Christopher Nolan's sprawling 30 hour long love letter to a more talented, more dead, director. A striking paucity of mealy mouthed science worship- thinly veiled with True Love pablum to make it look like art- however, basically make those other two "movies" right wing christian propaganda by comparison, and I will much enjoy taking them down a notch on Facebook. At the end of the day? I'm siding with the guy who thinks crafting a story is not unlike submitting a paper to your physics professor and being ok with the C- grade you get.
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Nov 18, 2014 21:12
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Harime Nui posted:I think it will be the one movie of Nolan's that holds up into, say, the 2020s, because his style of exposition-heavy dialogue where every character explicitly tells you what they stand for works best in a superhero mileu. Superheroes are basically theatrical, symbol-heavy archetypes and that naturally works with what Nolan does. (I haven't seen Memento though so that might hold up as his best too idk). Memento is pretty good, but I remember it being worse than Nolan's average in terms of the characters verbally explaining everything that is happening while it's happening.
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mysterious frankie posted:Nightcrawler and Birdman are both amazing, and if you put them together they're still only a tenth as long as Christopher Nolan's sprawling 30 hour long love letter to a more talented, more dead, director. A striking paucity of mealy mouthed science worship- thinly veiled with True Love pablum to make it look like art- however, basically make those other two "movies" right wing christian propaganda by comparison, and I will much enjoy taking them down a notch on Facebook. At the end of the day? I'm siding with the guy who thinks crafting a story is not unlike submitting a paper to your physics professor and being ok with the C- grade you get. source your quotes please
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Nov 18, 2014 21:16
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Flesh Forge posted:source your quotes please I don't know their name, but just from reading it I would guess some sort of sexy heroic genius wrote that.
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Just wanted to jump onboard the "Nightcrawler is good" bandwagon.
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