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Snowglobe of Doom posted:At a guess I'd say it was the only dance move that Ray Parker Jnr did in the music video that the other four guys could do together without loving up so they just went with it. And still Murray fucks it up. Intentionally, if I recall correctly because he is a grumpy sod and that's why we love him.
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ChogsEnhour posted:And still Murray fucks it up. Intentionally, if I recall correctly because he is a grumpy sod and that's why we love him. I'm genuinely surprised that he's in the video, let alone dancing. It's funny that Ernie Hudson gets the shaft in almost all marketing material for BOTH films, and he's seemingly the most approachable and most appreciative of his time in the films. I get that he's not A-list, so that's why, but whatever. I met Dan Aykroyd, and I'd meet Ernie before I'd meet Bill. He just seems way friendlier. Plus, I loved Oz, so GB wouldn't be the only thing I'd ask him about 
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ChogsEnhour posted:And still Murray fucks it up. Intentionally, if I recall correctly because he is a grumpy sod and that's why we love him. I doubt it was intentional or anything; Murray wasn't a grumpy son of a bitch at that point in his career. That moody, mercurial personality -- which both Ramis and Aykroyd referred to as the Murricane -- didn't really come out until the late '80s, basically when he started running around on his wife and started drinking and drugging more heavily. (Hence him being openly miserable on the set of Ghostbusters II, and of course the infamous blow-up with Ramis on the set of Groundhog Day.)
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Timby posted:I doubt it was intentional or anything; Murray wasn't a grumpy son of a bitch at that point in his career. That moody, mercurial personality -- which both Ramis and Aykroyd referred to as the Murricane -- didn't really come out until the late '80s, basically when he started running around on his wife and started drinking and drugging more heavily. (Hence him being openly miserable on the set of Ghostbusters II, and of course the infamous blow-up with Ramis on the set of Groundhog Day.) I'd love to hear more about the Groundhog Day thing.
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Rupert Buttermilk posted:I'd love to hear more about the Groundhog Day thing. Basically, Murray wasn't in the best of places when the movie was being made; again, he was drinking and drugging pretty heavily, and his numerous affairs were taking a toll on his marriage. Throughout production, Murray kept wanting to play the Phil Connors role as though he were in some sort of existentialist drama, and both Ramis and others kept on saying, "C'mon, Bill, it's a comedy." This resulted in several very, very nasty arguments on the set -- Ramis criticizing Murray for his drug use and his infidelity and always showing up late to the set, Murray got very ugly towards Ramis as well. At one point, Ramis sat down with Murray and said, "Look, don't throw a tantrum, you're not a child. Just talk to me." And finally, when Murray's final scene wrapped, he walked up to Ramis and said, "I have nothing more to say to you." They didn't speak for a decade after that; the closest it came was when a publication -- I think The New Yorker -- did a profile on Ramis around the time The Ice Harvest came out. The writer reached out to Brian Doyle-Murray as an intermediary to see if Murray would agree to be interviewed, and after a few days, Doyle-Murray said Bill's response was, "No, I've thought about it and I really have nothing to say." Timby fucked around with this message at 17:25 on Apr 21, 2016 |
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drat, Bill... That's cold. Shutting someone out because they called you on your horrible poo poo. Yeah, good job.
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Timby posted:Murray kept wanting to play the Phil Connors role as though he were in some sort of existentialist drama, and both Ramis and others kept on saying, "C'mon, Bill, it's a comedy." That would have worked if they hadn't stopped him.
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Well apparently Bill's gambit paid off because Groundhog Day is some sort of existentialist drama. It also just happens to be really funny.
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King Vidiot posted:Well apparently Bill's gambit paid off because Groundhog Day is some sort of existentialist drama. It also just happens to be really funny. That's the genious of Ramis though, and an example of why he knew exactly what he was talking about. Ramis knew that actually playing it as a drama wouldn't be nearly as interesting as using comedy to explore those same existentialist ideas.
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Rupert Buttermilk posted:Say what you will about the upcoming film, but my friend just drew this, another guy coloured it, and it's loving awesome. Can't get over how awful this is.
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Here's that New Yorker profile of Ramis that I mentioned earlier. He seems like he was such a gentle soul. 
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Thwomp posted:Was? He, uh, suffered from a slight case of death two years ago...
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Shhhh.Timby posted:a gentle soul. 
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Thwomp posted:Shhhh. 
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Timby posted:He seems like he was such a gentle soul. I disagree.
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Rupert Buttermilk posted:Preview: Why are Slimer and Puke Ghost not doing the finger point Keep On Trucken thing?
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AndyElusive posted:Why are Slimer and Puke Ghost not doing the finger point Keep On Trucken thing? Why did he draw the uniforms wrong?
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The shirt sucks poo poo, his friend sucks poo poo and he sucks poo poo for showing it to us
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Mustached5thGrader posted:The shirt sucks poo poo, his friend sucks poo poo and he sucks poo poo for showing it to us Ha, literally what I would expect to hear from a real mustached 5th grader.  .
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Rupert Buttermilk posted:Say what you will about the upcoming film, but my friend just drew this, another guy coloured it, and it's loving awesome. Nice shilling of dogshit-tier products dude. Your friend must be super cool for you to promote their garbage online for a bullshit film. Edit: you and your friend are loving cancer hottubrhymemachine fucked around with this message at 16:59 on Apr 23, 2016 |
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I like that the character people responded the most positively to is covered up. That's good marketing.
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Shirt's fine imo, it's a cute reference and I think most people would be cool with them. Goons are far more judgemental than normal people and probably wouldn't say anything in real life anyway, they're too busy doing really cool things like throwing tantrums on the Internet.
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Inkspot posted:I like that the character people responded the most positively to is covered up. That's good marketing. Chris Hemsworth or Slimer?
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Acne Rain posted:Shirt's fine imo, it's a cute reference and I think most people would be cool with them. Yeah, a lot of people really liked the Trailer for Ghostbusters(2016).
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It doesn't matter if they liked the trailer or not, people will not judge you as a bad person for liking something they don't.
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Acne Rain posted:Shirt's fine imo, it's a cute reference and I think most people would be cool with them. If I was talking to some people and someone walked up and said "hey guys look at this product you can buy for a garbage looking movie" and pulled out that tshirt I would tell them it was dogshit even though its this REAL LIFE you speak of.
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No adult should wear that shirt. The art is really bad.
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Acne Rain posted:Goons are far more judgemental than normal people and probably wouldn't say anything in real life anyway, they're too busy doing really cool things like throwing tantrums on the Internet. Welcome to the new Goon Paradigm where many of us would have no issues telling a complete stranger how terrible their shirt is when given the opportunity to.
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hottubrhymemachine posted:If I was talking to some people and someone walked up and said "hey guys look at this product you can buy for a garbage looking movie" and pulled out that tshirt I would tell them it was dogshit even though its this REAL LIFE you speak of. Lol no you wouldn't because you're a keyboard warrior and a coward. If a real person walked up to you and said anything at all you'd stare at the ground and shuffle your feet on the pavement.
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If a real personal walks up to me to talk about their ghostbusters shirt they can gently caress off and feel free to come to Hartford anytime and try it.
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hottubrhymemachine posted:If I was talking to some people and someone walked up and said "hey guys look at this product you can buy for a garbage looking movie" and pulled out that tshirt I would tell them it was dogshit even though its this REAL LIFE you speak of. Why would you be rude to someone over a tshirt? Surely the more reasonable response would just be to say no thank you?
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All of u seem like crazy people
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Guy A. Person posted:Lol no you wouldn't because you're a keyboard warrior and a coward. If a real person walked up to you and said anything at all you'd stare at the ground and shuffle your feet on the pavement. if someone came up to me wearing that shirt i'd assume they are some sort of maniac for being monetarily (and presumably emotionally) invested in a movie thats not even out yet
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Farm Frenzy posted:being monetarily (and presumably emotionally) invested in a movie thats not even out yet That happens these days. We've seen examples in the PYF Cosplay thread of people wearing complete costumes of characters for games and movies that weren't out and in some cases they must have started work on the costumes the day the first preview/trailer dropped in order for it to be ready for that specific convention. There was also at least one example where a game company released character art specifically so cosplayers had reference material. I've already seen photos of people dressed in the new GB uniforms. Edit:   Edit 2: ah ha ha ha I just noticed how lovely and cheap that first costume is but she's finally got a female blonde GB in glasses she can emulate so good on her for not waiting around until she'd made a better costume before posing for photos Snowglobe of Doom fucked around with this message at 14:31 on Apr 24, 2016 |
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Hat Thoughts posted:All of u seem like crazy people True.
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Well if these guys do it, it must be cool.. Put me down for two shirts. Both XXL.
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:Edit 2: ah ha ha ha I just noticed how lovely and cheap that first costume is but she's finally got a female blonde GB in glasses she can emulate so good on her for not waiting around until she'd made a better costume before posing for photos Good for her, she can finally live out her dream of being human cancer.
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Some people just like liking stuff and aren't too busy being overly critical of stuff that doesn't affect their life. It's easier to be positive in most situations rather than negative.  Did Ghostbusters 2 teach us nothing?
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Guy A. Person posted:Lol no you wouldn't because you're a keyboard warrior and a coward. If a real person walked up to you and said anything at all you'd stare at the ground and shuffle your feet on the pavement. Ha, someone is a keyboard warrior but somehow I dont think its me. Hint its you. How many ghostbusters tshirts did you buy? P.s. We should fight irl with fists come at me bro
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