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Groovelord Neato posted:that'd be a cool concept - take diet pills but they don't cause you to lose weight they just grow a fit as hell doppelganger that aliens it's way out of you and takes over your life. I like this.
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Neil Gaiman once wrote a story about a man whose genital is sentient and slowly takes over his body and eventually mind. And from that we segue into more posters:   
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Sep 27, 2016 07:03
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If he's playing Baby Golf, he's going to need to step back a little and adopt a narrower stance.
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The MSJ posted:Neil Gaiman once wrote a story about a man whose genital is sentient and slowly takes over his body and eventually mind.
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Sep 27, 2016 07:35
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if it's the same Gaiman story we are thinking of the guy was an adult virgin who only masturbates, his dick (presumably) gets sentient and takes over, ultimately turning him into a nicer and more confident person and he even gets a date with the std clinic nurse. ultimately everyone wins e: except for the original version of the adult virgin who got absorbed by the dick, gently caress him
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The Gaiman story specifically mentions Capgras Delusion (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capgras_delusion) so it's probably not about body organs taking over the person.
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Sep 27, 2016 17:09
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This feels like it belongs on a VHS box cover from 1987
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Sep 27, 2016 23:22
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The MSJ posted:Neil Gaiman once wrote a story about a man whose genital is sentient and slowly takes over his body and eventually mind. The episode of Eagleheart where Bret Gelman gets a bezoar that becomes an evil, fully-formed clone that tries to kill him and create more bezoars by tricking people into eating poker chips and hair.
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Sep 27, 2016 23:50
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Red_Museum posted:This feels like it belongs on a VHS box cover from 1987 Co-Creator of TCM?  Good poster at least. That skull is cool as gently caress with them old school 3D glasses.
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ruddiger posted:Co-Creator of TCM? I had to really dig through imdb to find that one of the many producers of Found Footage 3D was the writer of the screenplay for the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre. That feels pretty... desperate.
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Sep 28, 2016 02:21
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Guy Mann posted:The episode of Eagleheart where Bret Gelman gets a bezoar that becomes an evil, fully-formed clone that tries to kill him and create more bezoars by tricking people into eating poker chips and hair. Truly a bezoar plot.   
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Sep 28, 2016 04:30
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How many other movies star two guys named Benedict?
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Sep 28, 2016 04:52
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The MSJ posted:Truly a bezoar plot. Remember Inception? Marvel is hoping that you don't.
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Honestly, although the city-folding thing is kinda neat, it's odd in context as a representation of the ancient and arcane. Like, these monks know the secrets of bizarre dimensions and alternate realities, yet apparently 90% of their efforts are spent on modern urban design.
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Sep 28, 2016 05:32
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I imagine the filmmakers didn't initially realise marketing would focus so hard on it when they made the film, and now what was going to be amazing will be old hat by the time it actually happens. Movies.
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MikeJF posted:I imagine the filmmakers didn't initially realise marketing would focus so hard on it when they made the film, and now what was going to be amazing will be old hat by the time it actually happens. The second Inception trailer was released in May 2010. The writers were hired for the Doctor Strange script in June 2010. Not only is there is no possible way the filmmakers didn't realise people were going to think of Inception when they made the movie, it's entirely likely that they were inspired by it.
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I meant the Dr Strange creators and the Dr Strange marketers.
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NoneMoreNegative posted:HGL was also an uncredited co-director on Monster A Go-Go, possibly one of the worst sci-fi films* ever made. Of all the movies MST3K riffed, Manos is definitely most famous for being the worst, but Monster A Go-Go, is, to my mind, the worst movie ever made. At least stuff happens in Manos. EDIT: Probably shouldn't wait hours in between composition and posting. Rochallor fucked around with this message at 13:17 on Sep 28, 2016 |
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Rochallor posted:Of all the movies MST3K riffed, Manos is definitely most famous for being the worst, but Monster A Go-Go, is, to my mind, the worst movie ever made. At least stuff happens in Manos. Perfectly acceptable, as it seems to take hours between plot points in Monster A Go-Go.
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Supercar Gautier posted:Honestly, although the city-folding thing is kinda neat, it's odd in context as a representation of the ancient and arcane. There was an interview with the director where they said that to avoid ruffling feathers with China they completely excised the Tibet stuff from Dr. Strange's backstory, which is why Tilda Swinton is mentoring him instead of an actual Asian person. I wonder if the urban focus might be an extension of that.
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Sep 28, 2016 22:06
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Guy Mann posted:Remember Inception? Marvel is hoping that you don't. In fairness, Inception used city folding to illustrate a point, not to create a space for the characters to navigate. If they're going to steal, at least they're doing something new with it.
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Sep 28, 2016 22:07
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Guy Mann posted:There was an interview with the director where they said that to avoid ruffling feathers with China they completely excised the Tibet stuff from Dr. Strange's backstory Well now it irritates me.
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Distorted Kiwi posted:Perfectly acceptable, as it seems to take hours between plot points in Monster A Go-Go. Now I go and edit my original post to something unrelated.
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Sir Kodiak posted:In fairness, Inception used city folding to illustrate a point, not to create a space for the characters to navigate. If they're going to steal, at least they're doing something new with it. Yeah, Inception had all of its weird and crazy imagery happen during talky head exposition scenes. The actual action is sub-par Bond poo poo except for the hallway scene. At least Strange is having it's action and characters meaningfully interact with the weird imagery.
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NoneMoreNegative posted:Now I go and edit my original post to something unrelated. Once again, just like the movie!
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Guy Mann posted:There was an interview with the director where they said that to avoid ruffling feathers with China they completely excised the Tibet stuff from Dr. Strange's backstory, which is why Tilda Swinton is mentoring him instead of an actual Asian person. I wonder if the urban focus might be an extension of that. It seems like the only thing they really did was take out the word Tibet though.
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Aphrodite posted:It seems like the only thing they really did was take out the word Tibet though. And change a major character from Tibetan to extremely white
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Guy Goodbody posted:And change a major character from Tibetan to extremely white Well they were gonna do that anyway. /gitm
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Rochallor posted:Of all the movies MST3K riffed, Manos is definitely most famous for being the worst, but Monster A Go-Go, is, to my mind, the worst movie ever made. At least stuff happens in Manos. I think Joel even admitted that Monster A Go-Go was the worst movie they ever did. They even cracked about it during one of the host segments of Manos: "we made it through Monster A Go-Go, we can make it through this."
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Poster Six-Pack: "Hey, I Wonder What's in my OTHER Poster File?" Edition     
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Red_Museum posted:This feels like it belongs on a VHS box cover from 1987 I think that's what they are going for, tbf. It stands out too which is easier said than done in this day and age proving that perhaps simplicity is key again when it comes to film posters.
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Distorted Kiwi posted:Poster Six-Pack: "Hey, I Wonder What's in my OTHER Poster File?" Edition When the ripper slashes, not to be confused for when the slasher rips.
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Let's see what is new in the postering realms.    And let's not forget that it's Halloween.   
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The MSJ posted:Let's see what is new in the postering realms. That looks hilarious! (huh?)
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The MSJ posted:And let's not forget that it's Halloween. That escalated quickly.
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How many of these loving Fantastic Beasts posters are we ganna get that don't feature a single god drat fantastic beast
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Calico Heart posted:How many of these loving Fantastic Beasts posters are we ganna get that don't feature a single god drat fantastic beast Unless... man is the beast the whole time! 
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First official poster for Dead Men Tell No Tales, I guess 
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Kraps posted:First official poster for Dead Men Tell No Tales, I guess The Dread Pirate, Dustin Rhodes.
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