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The new Shyamalan releasing soon: The Dark  I don't understand the use of stripes here (piano keys but still, come on):  I'm sure terrified about the 9th passenger of this RC boat: 
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Jan 12, 2017 16:43
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Palpek posted:I'm sure terrified about the 9th passenger of this RC boat: Well since the 8th passenger was the alien in Alien (in the countries that used that title), who knows what's up with the next one.
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Jan 12, 2017 18:21
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Palpek posted:The new Shyamalan releasing soon: Not sure what to think or expect of the movie, but this is a neat design.
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Stare-Out posted:Not sure what to think or expect of the movie, but this is a neat design. It's just another 'mentally ill person is a scary monster' movie apparently. I accidentally watched Shymalan's 'grandparents are scary monsters movie' and I don't know why he keeps making movies. He can't pull it off. He's just not good at horror. Palpek posted:I'm sure terrified about the 9th passenger of this RC boat: The poster is a little silly--why is there blood so far from the boat? Chumming the waters? But imbd says it's not too bad, and I am interested in how they can do 'scary unknown presence on a boat / place'. The fuses line from the trailer is hilarious. I remember that being a big puzzle thing for video games way back when. You need fuses to power X in order to continue!
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Palpek posted:The Dark
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I thought it was cool.
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Vegetable posted:I saw Dark Night when it came out at Sundance. It's some indie filmmaker basically making the run-up to the Aurora Shootings into an art film. Hated that poo poo, but some critics ate it right up so expect it to not go away quietly. Wait, it's about Aurora? I thought the name similarity was a joke he made! God, that's really loving tacky!
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marshmallow creep posted:I thought it was cool. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J91ti_MpdHA
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Veib posted:Well since the 8th passenger was the alien in Alien (in the countries that used that title), who knows what's up with the next one. Being pedantic, the alien was the first passenger (or the second if you count the cat). Everyone else aboard the Nostromo was crew.
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feedmyleg posted:It's Archie's Twin Peaks, actually. So, it's Twin Peaks if James Hurley was the protagonist? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rq8bHVSCqN0&t=140s And More fucked around with this message at 20:22 on Jan 12, 2017 |
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Jan 12, 2017 20:19
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Palpek posted:I don't understand the use of stripes here (piano keys but still, come on): I think they're looking to evoke the 60s Jazz Album aesthetic. It worked on me, because at first glance that's what I thought it was. An album cover used as a poster.
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And More posted:So, it's Twin Peaks if James Hurley was the protagonist? Isn't that basically a big chunk of season 2 when he's on his motorcycle road trip? Christ, that poo poo was unwatchable.
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Jan 12, 2017 20:39
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Waffleman_ posted:Wait, it's about Aurora? I thought the name similarity was a joke he made! God, that's really loving tacky! Why are there palm trees in Colorado.
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Jan 12, 2017 20:48
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Vagabundo posted:Isn't that basically a big chunk of season 2 when he's on his motorcycle road trip? Christ, that poo poo was unwatchable. Yeah, pretty much. I guess someone really liked that part. 
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value-brand cereal posted:It's just another 'mentally ill person is a scary monster' movie apparently. I accidentally watched Shymalan's 'grandparents are scary monsters movie' and I don't know why he keeps making movies. He can't pull it off. He's just not good at horror. Actually the general opinion is apparently that The Visit and Split are the kind of movies he's good at so he should keep making more of them. Also if that is blood it looks pretty bad. I thought it was someone shining red light underwater.
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Vagabundo posted:Isn't that basically a big chunk of season 2 when he's on his motorcycle road trip? Christ, that poo poo was unwatchable. I just rewatches the series in December, and it really wasn't that big of a part of the second season. It just seems that way. The parts with Dick and Lucy were far stupider.
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flosofl posted:I think they're looking to evoke the 60s Jazz Album aesthetic.
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CelticPredator posted:Why are there palm trees in Colorado. Halloween takes place in Haddonfield, Illinois but was able to capture the rare and elusive Illinois palm tree.  Pretty sure you can see mountains in some shots too.
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ruddiger posted:Halloween takes place in Haddonfield, Illinois but was able to capture the rare and elusive Illinois palm tree. My favorite example of this is in Pearl Harbor where they fly out of Mitchell Field (known today as Roosevelt Field) on Long Island -- which is smack in the middle of the island, really. Not only were they basically on a tropical beach, but there were mountains everywhere in the background. Laughable moment in an otherwise perfectly accurate movie.
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Sir Lemming posted:My favorite example of this is in Pearl Harbor where they fly out of Mitchell Field (known today as Roosevelt Field) on Long Island -- which is smack in the middle of the island, really. Not only were they basically on a tropical beach, but there were mountains everywhere in the background. Laughable moment in an otherwise perfectly accurate movie. The first X-Files movie starts in a suburb of Dallas, which for some reason has a mountain range nearby in the shot with the city skyline. Dallas in real life is pretty flat.
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Another poster for The Ninth Passenger. The Natural Sleeping Surface Cult series posters.    A trilogy?   
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CelticPredator posted:Why are there palm trees in Colorado. I did locations for United States of Tara. It takes place in my home town of Overland Park, KS. I had to interrupt a hospital room setup they were going to film with the San Fernando Mountains in the window and say uh you might want to pick a different room and they thankfully obliged. I did God's work that day.
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The MSJ posted:A trilogy? 
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I don't trust any place where both mountains and the sea aren't visible at all times.
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ruddiger posted:Someone must be messing with his hamburger supply because Jugghead is looking PISSED. Someone stole his big-rear end crown and he had to make a new one out of a hobo's beanie. I'd be pissed too.
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That's actually sort of what his old headgear was. If I remember correctly you'd take a fedora and turn it inside out and cut up the brim. The look was apparently very popular among mechanics. It was called a whoopee cap.
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Jan 13, 2017 05:33
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Jeff Goldblum wears one in his role as a street thug and rapist in Death Wish.
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got any sevens posted:So it's like Archie's Smallville? They'll wait for the series finale to have Jughead put on his whoopie cap.
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Jan 13, 2017 06:15
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If they needed to change it they could have made it a paper crown that Pops hands out, like Burger King. I guess that's not very sexy.
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FreudianSlippers posted:That's actually sort of what his old headgear was. If I remember correctly you'd take a fedora and turn it inside out and cut up the brim. The look was apparently very popular among mechanics. It was called a whoopee cap. What? I swear to God he at least sometimes had a straight-up gold pimp crown.
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FreudianSlippers posted:That's actually sort of what his old headgear was. If I remember correctly you'd take a fedora and turn it inside out and cut up the brim. The look was apparently very popular among mechanics. It was called a whoopee cap. I never knew this. That's hilarious. It makes sense in a way since it's rebellion fashion by destroying your parent's clothes to make something new. FreudianSlippers posted:Jeff Goldblum wears one in his role as a street thug and rapist in Death Wish. "I'll paint your face"
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The MSJ posted:Another poster for The Ninth Passenger. Please oh please be a stealth Deep Rising remake. 
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Looks like a giant squid.
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Young Freud posted:I never knew this. That's hilarious. It makes sense in a way since it's rebellion fashion by destroying your parent's clothes to make something new. Because when I think of symbols of rebellion I think 
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Erebus posted:Because when I think of symbols of rebellion I think There is no universe where those hats are rebellious, nor are there any in which Jughead is a cool rebel for wearing one.
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I mean, Jughead was not conceived as a cool character. Or a rebel. He's just a very, very watered down beatnik stereotype parody who makes pithy remarks and loves hamburgers.
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He's kinda like wimpy from popeye
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Young Freud posted:I never knew this. That's hilarious. It makes sense in a way since it's rebellion fashion by destroying your parent's clothes to make something new. It's not rebellious fashion, it's the opposite. Kids wanted to wear caps like their dad so their dad gave them an old cap and modified it to fit a kid
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