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The extended cut of Southland Tales explains a whole lot more than it really needs to. It's still pretty radical, though.
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GonSmithe posted:Also The Giver is real good, guy who said Maze runner was better.
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gently caress I missed my opportunity to be immortalized as a part of CineD that people respect and admire
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Egbert Souse posted:Anyone who wants to be in my CineD video post the movie still you want under your name. I assumed Dickeye would be a Ferris Bueller shot and something with Guy Fieri for Rageaholic.  Room for two more. Jenny Angel posted:gently caress I missed my opportunity to be immortalized as a part of CineD that people respect and admire I didn't see no deadline! You're cool and a super dad. Discount Viscount fucked around with this message at 06:19 on Sep 19, 2015 |
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I Before E posted:The extended cut of Southland Tales explains a whole lot more than it really needs to. It's still pretty radical, though. Just like Donnie Dario's director's cut. It really doesn't help you give Richard Kelly the benefit of the doubt. I love Donnie Darko and Southland Tales but Kelly really gets in the way of himself sometimes and has no idea what makes his movies good.
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Discount Viscount posted:I didn't see no deadline! 
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My contribution to the CineD SuperCut Also The Neverending Story is a movie thats p. pretty but definitely overuses the wonder of obvious greenscreening to a level I can't honestly remember in another movie
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Yo Dickeye, since you were posting about The Mountain Goats a few pages ago, you should read John Darnielle's novel Wolf in White Van. It centers on an esoteric play-by-mail RPG and violent crime so it's probably something you'd enjoy
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Jenny Angel posted:gently caress I missed my opportunity to be immortalized as a part of CineD that people respect and admire You're probably better off.
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I Before E posted:I'm drink and watching Southland Tales. It's really good. I freaking loved it.
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I did not expect to like Everybody's Gone To The Rapture nearly as much as I ended up liking it. It is like one of the most annoying ways I can think if to present a story but I still found the game to be really beautiful and the story dragged me in so 
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What the gently caress is going on here? Maxwell Lord posted:Have Italian horror filmmakers spent the last 4+ decades in some kind of "who can make the least loving sense" competition? This is the problem I've always had with Italian horror. And any time I've ever brought it up I just get hit with a barrage of "It's supposed to be dream like!", except I've never seen an Italian horror film I would describe as such. It's more like a bunch of arbitrary and half baked ideas thrown together for 90 minutes where occasionally something looks kind of cool. I've never understood the appeal.
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Art School Confidential is so goddamn great, but I completely understand why nobody liked it at the time.
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Alfred P. Pseudonym posted:I don't know why the gently caress I'm watching Bill Maher but god drat I hate that motherfucker. Sometimes he has cool guests I guess. What unspeakable thing did he say this time to get people outraged?
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CPL593H posted:What the gently caress is going on here? The dad turned into a rat and was missing for a while but he turned up again
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zVxTeflon posted:What unspeakable thing did he say this time to get people outraged? He once compared needle exchange programs to giving condoms to rapists, so something equally horrible.
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Egbert Souse posted:Anyone who wants to be in my CineD video post the movie still you want under your name. I assumed Dickeye would be a Ferris Bueller shot and something with Guy Fieri for Rageaholic. 
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CPL593H posted:This is the problem I've always had with Italian horror. And any time I've ever brought it up I just get hit with a barrage of "It's supposed to be dream like!", except I've never seen an Italian horror film I would describe as such. It's more like a bunch of arbitrary and half baked ideas thrown together for 90 minutes where occasionally something looks kind of cool. I've never understood the appeal. I don't have a ton of first-hand knowledge of this, but I have heard that a lot of old Italian horror films were butchered in editing when they were brought over to America. The films were too long, so the editors just chopped out a bunch of scenes, sometimes breaking the logic of the movie.
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Lurdiak posted:I don't have a ton of first-hand knowledge of this, but I have heard that a lot of old Italian horror films were butchered in editing when they were brought over to America. The films were too long, so the editors just chopped out a bunch of scenes, sometimes breaking the logic of the movie. This would make a lot of sense if it's true.
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Jenny Angel posted:gently caress I missed my opportunity to be immortalized as a part of CineD that people respect and admire It's probably better, given the terrible things you've been saying about other posters. For shame!
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How did Trancers come up without this being posted https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=krURQHXV62Y
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GonSmithe posted:Also The Giver is real good, guy who said Maze runner was better. We'll have to agree to disagree on that one. I like a few things in The Giver, the set design, Jeff Bridges' performance, and the combination of black-and-white and colour cinematography, but the rest of the film did nothing for me. Maze Runner at least managed to build some tension, and I thought the youth performances were better overall. Then again, maybe my opinion is clouded by my initial expectations. Maze Runner is a decent adaptation of a mediocre book, so I was pleasantly surprised. The Giver is a decent adaptation of a great book, so I can't help but compare it unfavourably to the source material.
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Power of Pecota posted:How did Trancers come up without this being posted That's trancers 2 and we were discussing the first one T2 is fantastic though. "I put up with a lot, Jack Deth, but TWO WIVES?!?!?!?"
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Happy 25th birthday, Goodfellas.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Z6MJIjCJ20
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dreadnought posted:Yo Dickeye, since you were posting about The Mountain Goats a few pages ago, you should read John Darnielle's novel Wolf in White Van. It centers on an esoteric play-by-mail RPG and violent crime so it's probably something you'd enjoy There's like a fifty fifty shot of me enjoying this knowing what I do about Darnielle and the overlap in our tastes
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zVxTeflon posted:What unspeakable thing did he say this time to get people outraged? It was his usual Islamophobia schtick in relation to the clock kid. Nothing really out of the ordinary for him.
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CPL593H posted:This is the problem I've always had with Italian horror. And any time I've ever brought it up I just get hit with a barrage of "It's supposed to be dream like!", except I've never seen an Italian horror film I would describe as such. It's more like a bunch of arbitrary and half baked ideas thrown together for 90 minutes where occasionally something looks kind of cool. I've never understood the appeal. that sucks for you
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Watching a lot of giallo over the past couple of years, the purported use of nonsequiturs is way, way overstated. The whole genre is based on formulaic potboilers, which use cryptic symbols and unexplained events about as frequently as American style thriller novels.
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I'm really happy a 12 year old who wants to vote for Ted Cruz is getting national coverage because of his opinions on the president. We seriously live in a day and age where a 12 year old with a good vocabulary spouting nonsense is getting news coverage. My favorite part is conservatives hoping to it because the kid is black and saying bad things about Black Lives Matter and gay people, mostly because they'd be demonizing him if he said the opposite.
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GonSmithe posted:I'm really happy a 12 year old who wants to vote for Ted Cruz is getting national coverage because of his opinions on the president. We seriously live in a day and age where a 12 year old with a good vocabulary spouting nonsense is getting news coverage. It seems like every election cycle, Fox News touts some whiz kid who's a one-man conservative think tank, without realizing the subtext of having a child spout your ideology.
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GonSmithe posted:I'm really happy a 12 year old who wants to vote for Ted Cruz is getting national coverage because of his opinions on the president. We seriously live in a day and age where a 12 year old with a good vocabulary spouting nonsense is getting news coverage. literally not even the first time this has happened during this administration
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X-Ray Pecs posted:It seems like every election cycle, Fox News touts some whiz kid who's a one-man conservative think tank, without realizing the subtext of having a child spout your ideology. Upworthy definitely has this kind of appeal but American conservatives have the poo poo that never happened human interest stories on lockdown.
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Watched Jee-woon Kim's A bittersweet Life and liked it a lot. It's not as intense of viciously unpleasant as I Saw the Devil but still a pretty gorgeous action drama, and Byung-hun Lee is a ridiculously handsome man. I'm kind of torn on Jee-woon Kim's body of work because The Quiet Family and A Tale of Two Sisters didn't impress me all that much, but I very much liked the aforementioned movies and even The Last Stand. Gotta track down The Good, The Bad, The Weird.
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therattle posted:It's probably better, given the terrible things you've been saying about other posters. For shame!  I'm going to have to live with this running joke aren't I
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Jenny, did you make it to Sicario last night?
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Jenny Angel posted:
Only if you see the funny side of it! Otherwise it's not a very good joke.
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Jenny Angel posted:
Afraid so Holocaust Cockblock
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X-Ray Pecs posted:It seems like every election cycle, Fox News touts some whiz kid who's a one-man conservative think tank, without realizing the subtext of having a child spout your ideology. My favourite was the 10 year old from a few years ago saying that Obama was the most liberal president of his lifetime.
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Skwirl posted:What's that website that has tons and tons of movie stills? Like it was organized by movie then it would have about a billion, in chronological order for the movie. This was a couple pages back but http://movie-screencaps.com/ is the one I used once. Certainly has billions, like 80 pages of 100 images per page for Tree of Life
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