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I wonder how they're actually going to show show a color outside of the visual spectrum.
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FreudianSlippers posted:I wonder how they're actually going to show show a color outside of the visual spectrum. I imagine it'll be something along the lines of Annihilation, where it's like a constantly shifting thing where you can't really pin down exactly what color it is because it's always changing and it seems like it has bands of every color inside it.
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Jan 23, 2019 19:01
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FreudianSlippers posted:I wonder how they're actually going to show show a color outside of the visual spectrum. Interpretive dance.
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Jan 23, 2019 19:01
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gently caress yeah.
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Jan 23, 2019 19:12
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FreudianSlippers posted:I wonder how they're actually going to show show a color outside of the visual spectrum. quote:Nicolas Cage has been set to star it'll be like those Doom mods where the textures are replaced with a picture of Cage's face
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Jan 23, 2019 19:12
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Cage is having a good couple of years. Mandy, Mom and Dad, Spider-Verse, now this. People are remembering how awesome he can be in the right movie
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Blast Fantasto posted:Cage is having a good couple of years. Mandy, Mom and Dad, Spider-Verse, now this. People are remembering how awesome he can be in the right movie I think when it's all said and done, Cage's down period will be thought of as nothing more than a short-term blip. I mean, when you really look at it, he was putting in interesting and compelling performances as recently as 2010/2011, even arguably 2012 if you like what he did with the Ghost Rider character. It's really only 2013-2016 where he was making worthless trash and in the overview of his entire career it's really not a big deal or unusual at all for an actor to have periods of time like that.
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FreudianSlippers posted:I wonder how they're actually going to show show a color outside of the visual spectrum. That german adaptation of it just cheated and made it in black and white and had the colour be purple.
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Jan 23, 2019 19:27
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Basebf555 posted:I think when it's all said and done, Cage's down period will be thought of as nothing more than a short-term blip. I mean, when you really look at it, he was putting in interesting and compelling performances as recently as 2010/2011, even arguably 2012 if you like what he did with the Ghost Rider character. It's really only 2013-2016 where he was making worthless trash and in the overview of his entire career it's really not a big deal or unusual at all for an actor to have periods of time like that. Yeah it seemed like he was washed up and just didn't care when it was happening (especially stuff like Season of the Witch and Bangkok Dangerous, yikes) but looking at his whole career it's just a small bit of what he's accomplished.
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Some actors have one movie that justifies their entire career for me. They can do absolute garbage flicks for the rest of their days, and they can be disliked for their acting style, but I will always consider them a great actor. Nicolas Cage has like half a dozen of those movies.
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Jan 23, 2019 19:33
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FreudianSlippers posted:I wonder how they're actually going to show show a color outside of the visual spectrum. It'll be a close up of his face as his eyes go wide, he goes crazy, and we never see it.
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Jan 23, 2019 19:47
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s.i.r.e. posted:It'll be a close up of his face as his eyes go wide, he goes crazy, and we never see it. Yea now that I think about it how can they do anything else? Why hire Cage if not to allow his ridiculous faces to convey the incomprehensibility of the colours.
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Jan 23, 2019 19:49
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Don't forget Cage is also doing a movie with Sion Sono, that'll be something.
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s.i.r.e. posted:It'll be a close up of his face as his eyes go wide, he goes crazy, and we never see it. How will we tell?
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Basebf555 posted:I imagine it'll be something along the lines of Annihilation, where it's like a constantly shifting thing where you can't really pin down exactly what color it is because it's always changing and it seems like it has bands of every color inside it. I'm hoping it's something just gradual enough like the dithered insano color cycling that is Robotron 2084.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l800GL6NQPY
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Jedit posted:How will we tell? 
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Jan 23, 2019 20:18
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theyll make a new color for the movie duh?!?!?!
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For as much as I always felt Del Toro was the only one to handle Color out of Space, after seeing Mandy, I'm really interested in seeing where they go with this.
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Jan 23, 2019 22:01
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I had no idea they were still letting Richard Stanley make films.
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Franchescanado posted:I had no idea they were still letting Richard Stanley make films. As long as Cage doesn’t try to wear an ice bucket on his head, things should go smoother this time.
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Franchescanado posted:I had no idea they were still letting Richard Stanley make films. I liked Dust Devil and Hardware a fair amount so I looked up what he's done recently and I guess he's been doing weird occult documentarys. Has anyone seen any of them? looks interesting
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Jedit posted:How will we tell? He always says "chehr gobble" before going insane in his movies
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FreudianSlippers posted:I wonder how they're actually going to show show a color outside of the visual spectrum. Just include a tab of acid with the movie ticket/blu-ray.
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Drunkboxer posted:That german adaptation of it just cheated and made it in black and white and had the colour be purple. That's actually really clever
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Tolkien minority posted:I liked Dust Devil and Hardware a fair amount so I looked up what he's done recently and I guess he's been doing weird occult documentarys. Has anyone seen any of them? looks interesting The doc about him and The Island of Doctor Moreau was interesting.
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If you haven't seen it the directors cut of Dustdevil is pretty fantastic fantasy horror. Like it's very good.
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Franchescanado posted:I had no idea they were still letting Richard Stanley make films. Me neither but I'm glad.
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At this point I'll believe a new Richard Stanley movie exists when I see it for myself.
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LORD OF BOOTY posted:At this point I'll believe a new Richard Stanley movie exists when I see it for myself. Look inside yourself; it’s been there all along
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Davros1 posted:The doc about him and The Island of Doctor Moreau was interesting. I forget which podcast but Ron Pearlman has an incredible anecdote about working with Brando and how awestruck/intimidated he was with doing so. Anyway early on they're shooting the scene where Perlman's SAYER OF THE LAW character and Brando are together and Brando says poo poo about the sun's rays being bad for you and then Perlman Says the Law and like the day they filmed it like everyone gets into place and right before they start shooting out of nowhere Brando's like wait wait wait this guy? while pointing at Perlman, who is this idiot, what's his point just get him out of here man. Steve (IIRC he was just calling folks whatever names) what are you doin' to me man just get rid of this guy. And Perlman was of course devastated and terrified by this but after much consternation they convince him that it's okay for Perlman to be there and he's part of the story and they do like a bazillion takes of this scene at Brando's insistence and he delivers everything the EXACT same way every time. Anyway like hours and hours later they finally get it and then out of nowhere Brando's turns to Perlman and is like, wait, are you blind? Are you playing it blind? And he's like yeah and Brando's like this kid's a genius get the camera back up we gotta do this again this is a whole new thing it's like new worlds man and they do like another few takes where there's zero difference in anything and afterwards Brando was gushing to him about how cool he was and how they need to hang out and talk about music and stuff. Also: quote:Actors playing Moreau's creations would spend hours in makeup, only to find out that they weren't needed. At one point, a day's filming was cancelled when Marlon Brando and Val Kilmer refused to come out of their trailers until the other did. Neo Rasa fucked around with this message at 05:00 on Jan 24, 2019 |
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Neo Rasa posted:I forget which podcast but Ron Pearlman has an incredible anecdote about working with Brando and how awestruck/intimidated he was with doing so. Anyway early on they're shooting the scene where Perlman's SAYER OF THE LAW character and Brando are together and Brando says poo poo about the sun's rays being bad for you and then Perlman Says the Law and like the day they filmed it like everyone gets into place and right before they start shooting out of nowhere Brando's like wait wait wait this guy? while pointing at Perlman, who is this idiot, what's his point just get him out of here man. Steve (IIRC he was just calling folks whatever names) what are you doin' to me man just get rid of this guy. And Perlman was of course devastated and terrified by this but after much consternation they convince him that it's okay for Perlman to be there and he's part of the story and they do like a bazillion takes of this scene at Brando's insistence and he delivers everything the EXACT same way every time. Anyway like hours and hours later they finally get it and then out of nowhere Brando's turns to Perlman and is like, wait, are you blind? Are you playing it blind? And he's like yeah and Brando's like this kid's a genius get the camera back up we gotta do this again this is a whole new thing it's like new worlds man and they do like another few takes where there's zero difference in anything and afterwards Brando was gushing to him about how cool he was and how they need to hang out and talk about music and stuff. It was on WTF. Yeah, good interview.
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CelticPredator posted:I hate Marlon Brando. That's okay I'm pretty sure he did too
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Richard Stanley dealing with Marlin Brando, illustrated: “MARLON, WHY. .... loving FINE.”
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Burkion posted:That's okay I would take solace, but he hosed with too many people. I don't like these artists who treat people like scum. Except for Sam and Bruce. They can treat each other with disdain because it comes from love.
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Davros1 posted:The doc about him and The Island of Doctor Moreau was interesting. I saw that version of Dr. Moreau at the show and wasn't sure what to make of it. Sitting through that documentary explained a hell of a lot.
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M_Sinistrari posted:I saw that version of Dr. Moreau at the show and wasn't sure what to make of it. Sitting through that documentary explained a hell of a lot. The really interesting thing about Lost Soul was seeing that Stanley’s version had a good shot at being just as much of a train wreck as what ended up getting released, but at least it would have been an interesting train wreck.
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M_Sinistrari posted:I saw that version of Dr. Moreau at the show and wasn't sure what to make of it. Sitting through that documentary explained a hell of a lot. I’m honestly surprised it’s not more of a cult movie now. It’s not boring at least.
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