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LividLiquid posted:This. If your first reaction to "a bunch of people are sexmonsters" is "well not all sexmonsters are created equal," you're at best condoning lesser sex crimes and at worst terrified that you're going to be found out for grabbing rear end or covering up for your best friend's rapist brother and his buddy Joaquin. If you don't believe that a guy jerking off in front of consenting adults is the same as actual rapists you are probably a rapist or covering for one. Okay.
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Thanks to the 372 Pages podcast I discovered TJ Miller has a role in the RPO movie
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AceOfFlames posted:The effects industry was pretty hardcore back then. Back then? Careless effects work is what killed Brandon Lee, stunt workers were killed on the sets of both Deadpool 2 and John Wick 2, a camera assistant was killed on the set of that Gregg Allman biopic because the production failed to secure permission to shoot on the railroad...
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Timby posted:Back then? Careless effects work is what killed Brandon Lee, stunt workers were killed on the sets of both Deadpool 2 and John Wick 2, a camera assistant was killed on the set of that Gregg Allman biopic because the production failed to secure permission to shoot on the railroad... That's still an improvement over the "good old days" of "Well, squibs weren't invented yet so we'll just shoot REAL bullets AROUND the actors. Just remember to hit your marks, people! It's REALLY important this time!"
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Timby posted:Back then? Careless effects work is what killed Brandon Lee, stunt workers were killed on the sets of both Deadpool 2 and John Wick 2, a camera assistant was killed on the set of that Gregg Allman biopic because the production failed to secure permission to shoot on the railroad... Don't forget Mark Hamill dearly died during the shooting of the new Star Wars movies because they filmed a bunch of scenes on some insanely remote and dangerous island.
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Timby posted:a camera assistant was killed on the set of that Gregg Allman biopic because the production failed to secure permission to shoot on the railroad... This is still the most hosed up thing.
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Evening Shade seems considerably more hardcore now that I know that Burt Reynolds was set on loving fire while filming an episode.
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For all we complain about the death of practical effects in modern movie making, I can't help but think poo poo like this is at least part of why so much stuff is done on greenscreen now. Probably a lot safer and cheaper for everyone involved.
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Dec 24, 2017 21:29
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Sure until a greenscreen falls on some poor grip and kills them.
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2018- "A wardrobe assistant to mr Whalburg was decapitated after a 10foot cardboard optimus prime head fell off a pole during production."
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banned from Starbucks posted:2018- "A wardrobe assistant to mr Whalburg was decapitated after a 10foot cardboard optimus prime head fell off a pole during production." The giant Freddy puppet for Nightmare 4 (maybe 5?) toppled over and landed on someone. They were fine but who knows how much that thing must have weighed.
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banned from Starbucks posted:2018- "A wardrobe assistant to mr Whalburg was decapitated after a 10foot cardboard optimus prime head fell off a pole during production." Didn’t Michael Bay nearly get killed due to one of his explosions propelling a pole at high speeds inches from his head? I think it was on the set of The Island.
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AceOfFlames posted:Didn’t Michael Bay nearly get killed due to one of his explosions propelling a pole at high speeds inches from his head? I think it was on the set of The Island. 
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AceOfFlames posted:Didn’t Michael Bay nearly get killed due to one of his explosions propelling a pole at high speeds inches from his head? I think it was on the set of The Island. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dxXM8M0vro8 Toplowtech fucked around with this message at 05:52 on Dec 25, 2017 |
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On a smaller scale, Audrey Hepburn contracted a permanent eye infection on the set of Summertime when David Lean made her do multiple takes of a scene when she falls in one of Venice's canals. Venice's notoriously sewage-filled canals. "Hey, I poured a barrel of foaming disinfectant in there, what more do you want?" Hmm. Hepburn didn't want to do the scene at all, wanting to use a stunt double, but Lean insisted. Would he have done the same if a male lead had told him to gently caress off and jump into the Venetian poo poo himself?
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http://www.agonybooth.com/the-island-2005-part-3-3351 quote:Michael Bay claims that during filming of the freeway chase, “I almost lost my life”. There was a pole attached to one of the jet bike props, and apparently this pole flew past his head at 40 MPH. He describes how this same pole destroyed a $600,000 camera, and there’s actually footage of the camera getting smashed in the “making of” featurette, so I have a feeling he’s not kidding.
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MechanicalTomPetty posted:Don't forget Mark Hamill dearly died during the shooting of the new Star Wars movies because they filmed a bunch of scenes on some insanely remote and dangerous island. I hadn't heard this story so I just looked it up, and it doesn't appear to be true. Hamill himself debunks it in a tweet in 2015.
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I think the quintessential unsafe set story is the Vic Morrow helicopter incident. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twilight_Zone_accident
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am0kgonzo posted:If you don't believe that a guy jerking off in front of consenting adults is the same as actual rapists you are probably a rapist or covering for one.
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dont even fink about it posted:I think the quintessential unsafe set story is the Vic Morrow helicopter incident. That's how this whole side-track got started. Talking about Max Landis and his dad John.
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Saw All the Money in the World. It was really good. Plummer is in it a lot more than it originally sounded like. As in you'll be amazed they managed to do that much in 10 days. Even if Spacey hadn't turned out to be a monster Plummer was always a better choice.
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Casimir Radon posted:Saw All the Money in the World. It was really good. Plummer is in it a lot more than it originally sounded like. As in you'll be amazed they managed to do that much in 10 days. Even if Spacey hadn't turned out to be a monster Plummer was always a better choice. Not to derail but he was amazing in The Insider as Mike Wallace
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Egbert Souse posted:Michael Curtiz. Three extras drowned and dozens injured during the filming of a flood scene. Curtiz also directed The Charge of the Light Brigade, which had a couple hundred horses die during the making. Anyone mention Roar yet? Melanie Griffith got mauled on set and needed massive surgery, and a bunch of other people on set suffered similar experiences. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cny_D50Rr44 Also, does Mark Hamill get a pass for only attempting to force a woman into getting his (40 year old) son's abortion, instead of actually succeeding in it? https://www.xojane.com/it-happened-to-me/star-wars-mark-hamill-nathan-hamill-abortion-coercion ruddiger fucked around with this message at 09:57 on Dec 26, 2017 |
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Hockles posted:That's how this whole side-track got started. Talking about Max Landis and his dad John. That's what I get for viewing on mobile while on Christmas vacation.
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Detective No. 27 posted:"...But... but it's a dry heat!!" This city should not exist. It's a monument to man's arrogance. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4PYt0SDnrBE
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Detective No. 27 posted:"...But... but it's a dry heat!!" As an Australian who's repeatedly vacationed in Alice Springs and beyond, I laugh. Really though, the heat is actually quite tolerable until it starts to get humid. Then you need a fan if you're going to be sleeping in a tent.
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Are there any actual accusations against Max Landis or just a handful of Twitter posts calling him names?
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ruddiger posted:Also, does Mark Hamill get a pass for only attempting to force a woman into getting his (40 year old) son's abortion, instead of actually succeeding in it? He probably gets a pass because the emails were coming from his wife, not directly from him. If people were reading those same words but imagining that Mark Hamill himself wrote them, it's probably get more attention. Still a hosed up situation though.
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bad day posted:Are there any actual accusations against Max Landis or just a handful of Twitter posts calling him names? Here’s a good rule of thumb: If the accusation is against a liberal, then it is fake. And if it is against a republican, then it is Real.
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I HAVE GOUT posted:Here’s a good rule of thumb: If the accusation is against a liberal, then it is fake. And if it is against a republican, then it is Real. What are you talking about? Multiple prominent liberals have resigned from positions and been thrown out of industries recently because of accusations.
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Liberals have a much easier time getting away with it because of in-group bias. Ya'll hate republicans so theres no reason for you to believe theyre innocent.
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I HAVE GOUT posted:Liberals have a much easier time getting away with it because of in-group bias. Ya'll hate republicans so theres no reason for you to believe theyre innocent. Which liberals are getting away with it again? Do you have anything at all to back up what you're saying? And which republicans are the innocent ones? Roy Moore?
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I HAVE GOUT posted:Here’s a good rule of thumb: If the accusation is against a liberal, then it is fake. And if it is against a republican, then it is Real. I HAVE GOUT posted:Liberals have a much easier time getting away with it because of in-group bias. Ya'll hate republicans so theres no reason for you to believe theyre innocent. Source your quotes please.
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I HAVE GOUT posted:Liberals have a much easier time getting away with it because of in-group bias. Ya'll hate republicans so theres no reason for you to believe theyre innocent. Yes that well known Republican Al Franken.
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Duder, the guy who single-handidly kicked off this cultural moment of awareness was Harvey Weinstein, one of the largest liberal money donars of the past twenty years, and there's nothing left of him but a radioactive smudge mark in terms of public opinion.
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Fart City posted:Duder, the guy who single-handidly kicked off this cultural moment of awareness was Harvey Weinstein, one of the largest liberal money donars of the past twenty years, and there's nothing left of him but a radioactive smudge mark in terms of public opinion. See also Kevin spacey
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I HAVE GOUT posted:Here’s a good rule of thumb: If the accusation is against a liberal, then it is fake. And if it is against a republican, then it is Real. No I just mean literally every story about this is just reporting on a handful of vague twitter posts calling him names. I’ve not seen any specific accusations whatsoever. If I’m supposed to jump on the bandwagon and publicly shame someone I’d at least like to know what they’re accused and implicitly guilty of doing.
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bad day posted:No I just mean literally every story about this is just reporting on a handful of vague twitter posts calling him names. I’ve not seen any specific accusations whatsoever. If I’m supposed to jump on the bandwagon and publicly shame someone I’d at least like to know what they’re accused and implicitly guilty of doing. In this case it's a guy who's entire lifestyle has been made possible by negligent homicide so there's very little sympathy or desire to presume innocence.
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Basebf555 posted:In this case it's a guy who's entire lifestyle has been made possible by negligent homicide so there's very little sympathy or desire to presume innocence. That could describe everyone living in a first world country
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