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bows1 posted:I liked that song in the trailer. Hoffa was a union leader who was in with the mob and then vanished.
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It just communicated that some mob stuff's happening in the 60's. Good enough for me.
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Hoffa is on Netflix. Pretty decent Jack Nicholson/Danny DeVito movie from 1992
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De aged Bobby D looks like poo poo. He basically looks like he's wearing a rubber mask.
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Retrowave Joe posted:Hoffa is on Netflix. Pretty decent Jack Nicholson/Danny DeVito movie from 1992 there has to be like a 50 percent chance that it's a goofy screwball comedy right? Is that the gag?
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Retrowave Joe posted:Hoffa is on Netflix. Pretty decent Jack Nicholson/Danny DeVito movie from 1992 You can watch the Sylvester Stallone movie F.I.S.T. if you want to see a movie where he plays not-Hoffa. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rAndBxYrTBE
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I'm going to be first in line for Cop Killer: The Movie. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G6Th84oGDno
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Hat Thoughts posted:i feel like im gonna be thinkin about the de-aging 24/7 watchin that thing You’re gonna watch it back to back for a week straight? Is this a toxx??
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ruddiger posted:I'm going to be first in line for Cop Killer: The Movie. I’m the world’s biggest Bokeem Woodbine fan whose last name isn’t also Woodbine so I’ll be right behind you. I’m also a big fan of dead cops so 2/2
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DeimosRising posted:You’re gonna watch it back to back for a week straight? Is this a toxx?? In elementary school this girl invited me over to her house & when i was eating dinner with her parents I busted out my big joke of - Hey, you know that local store that says they're open 365 days a year? Well...what about Leap Years!? and they just said, "I would assume they're still open" and it was like silent for what felt like a whole minute
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Can't wait for this to majorly fail.
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Two box office failures in row for Scorsese, phwoar
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BioThermo posted:Can't wait for this to majorly fail. Assuming Netflix hasn't paid Scorsese all the money he wants already. Netflix is probably looking at The Irishman as its second source of Oscar nominations this year (the other being their Ted Bundy movie with Zac Efron).
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BioThermo posted:Can't wait for this to majorly fail. Why? I'd like a good movie, please.
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Hat Thoughts posted:In elementary school this girl invited me over to her house & when i was eating dinner with her parents I busted out my big joke of - Hey, you know that local store that says they're open 365 days a year? Well...what about Leap Years!? lmbo
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Teenage Fansub posted:Why? So would I. It's just that I think The Departed was a great movie, and I think that Children of Men was the best movie of the modern era, and since they came out the same year, it was thoroughly ignored during the awards season by everyone eager to circlejerk around Scorsese. Karmic justice would have The Irishman failing to be the critical darling that Roma was. Also gently caress glorifying organized crime.
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You want a movie to be bad because another movie you liked wasn’t well-liked enough by a bunch of random people 15 years ago? These are movies, not sports. Also I’m not sure why you think Scorsese glamorizes this stuff. Did he glamorize being a loner/political assassin too? Or an EMT? Jewmanji fucked around with this message at 14:36 on Aug 1, 2019 |
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Hat Thoughts posted:In elementary school this girl invited me over to her house & when i was eating dinner with her parents I busted out my big joke of - Hey, you know that local store that says they're open 365 days a year? Well...what about Leap Years!? Lmao.
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BioThermo posted:Also gently caress glorifying organized crime. I'm not sure Scorsese glorifies organized crime. The Godfather did that, for sure, with it's emphasis on "family" and loyalty. But that's never been Scorsese's bag. Goodfellas, Casino, and The Departed did kind of the opposite, showing organized crime to be a group of backstabbing bastards who are all out for their own good, and it ends pretty poorly for almost everyone. Take the sticky ends for Pesci in both Goodfellas and Casino. Or the ending for...basically everyone in The Departed. The Godfather made people want to be part of organized crime. Scorsese seems to always be saying, "Yeah...you really don't, though." Note, I never watched Boardwalk Empire which he produced, so maybe that was different.
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1917 trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UcmZN0Mbl04 edit: This is the WW1 movie directed by Sam Mendes (Skyfall) that is reported to be all one long shot Ehud fucked around with this message at 16:45 on Aug 1, 2019 |
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Ehud posted:1917 trailer:
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JazzFlight posted:Maybe starting at a certain point? Just in the trailer there were 2 camera angles when the men were being given their mission (shot/reverse shot). I noticed that too... however that could be just clever editing of two different moments in that scene. Although there's no camera movements there like everything else so who knows. And I assuming it's not *really* one single shot, but lots of ones seamlessly stitched together with clever edit points?
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It'll be "single shot" like how Birdman was "single shot": not really, but built to feel that way. That shot/reverse shot is probably longer than shown here, with the camera panning from Firth to the main character before he salutes.
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So it's basically Saving Private Ryan but in WWI?
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BioThermo posted:So would I. It's just that I think The Departed was a great movie, and I think that Children of Men was the best movie of the modern era, and since they came out the same year, it was thoroughly ignored during the awards season by everyone eager to circlejerk around Scorsese. Karmic justice would have The Irishman failing to be the critical darling that Roma was. Didn't that just happen with Silence? Also, why would anybody care about awards or whatever?
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There never seems to be any explanation of how these one-shot movies are supposed to be more enjoyable. In the authentic one-shot movies you just keep searching for the near-misses, the would-have-been-reshot-if-it-wasn’t-so-much-trouble scenes. In the fake stitched-together ones you are always searching for the seams, to find where they taped it together. It’s all really distracting, not to mention often plain worse.
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Vegetable posted:There never seems to be any explanation of how these one-shot movies are supposed to be more enjoyable. Really long one shot scenes (not sure about whole movies) can really ratchet up the tension when done well like in Children of Men.
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Yeah, I think that's just your personal quibble. Long action shots tend to get me into that edge-of-my-seat mindset easily.
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I have no problem with one-shot scenes. But one-shot movies are almost never worth it. It’s pretty unlikely that your 2 hour motion picture isn’t somehow improved by a good editor seamlessly stitching a superior take into it.
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Counterpoint to this discussion, Victoria is a perfect no bullshit one shot movie with no "misses" and the technique really serves the movie well.
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Ehud posted:1917 trailer: Haha, pre trailer trailers you aren't allowed to skip for five seconds are gettin' savvier The Peccadillo fucked around with this message at 17:31 on Aug 1, 2019 |
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And Russian Ark.
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Anne Frank Funk posted:Counterpoint to this discussion, Victoria is a perfect no bullshit one shot movie with no "misses" and the technique really serves the movie well. Also, did you really at no point think “wow they didn’t cut here?” “whoosh that dude almost ruined the take” “wonder how they planned that so it didn’t gently caress up” “wow it’s one hour in and they’re still doing the one-shot, cool” To me single-shot scenes often work well when you don’t notice they’re single-shot. They’re powerfully immersive and don’t call attention to themselves. A single-shot movie, by virtue of how long it is, has no way to do that.
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Vegetable posted:I was going to mention this specifically, because Victoria is a perfectly bullshit one-shot movie with many scenes that would have been improved with another take. quote:Also, did you really at no point think “wow they didn’t cut here?” “whoosh that dude almost ruined the take” “wonder how they planned that so it didn’t gently caress up” “wow it’s one hour in and they’re still doing the one-shot, cool” quote:To me single-shot scenes often work well when you don’t notice they’re single-shot. They’re powerfully immersive and don’t call attention to themselves. A single-shot movie, by virtue of how long it is, has no way to do that.
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algebra testes posted:And Russian Ark. Russian Ark is the only film I know where the dedication to doing it all in one take actually serves the underlying themes, as the film is all about different time periods flowing together into a singular unit.
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algebra testes posted:And Russian Ark. Russian Ark is fantastic. 1917 looks like crap.
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Ehud posted:1917 trailer:
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Lot's of Oscar-bait on this page  here's a Lupita Nyong'o zombie movie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8d1KP-OhBP4
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FoneBone posted:And Roger Deakins. Don’t forget Deakins Deakins is wonderful; I wish the movie was more interesting but I guess you take work where you can. He's one of the best in the business and it's kind of a shame that he passed on Dune in order to do a videogamey Saving Private Ryan retread with absolute cheeseball Sam Mendes. But I guess they have history, too, so 
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