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I know it's a common thing that's been regularly joked about, but when I saw Nocturnal Animals I legit didn't realize that Isla Fisher wasn't Amy Adams until the end credits.
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Ditto on that one—there's a few that are totally legit, for sure. I only recently got Logan Marshall-Green and Tom Hardy sorted out.
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They look nothing alike, but I get the names of Charles Grodin, Josh Groban, and Josh Brolin all loving mixed up.
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I thought Christopher Meloni and Elias Koteas were the same person at one point.
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“I thought Josh Groban made a pretty good Thanos” is pretty funny
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I referred to Donald Glover as Crispin Glover like 4 times when talking about Solo before someone corrected me
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This is all related to how goons call Sam Worthington and Jai Courtney ‘generic videogame protagonists’, until they put on a hat or get a whimsical hairstyle. Then they suddenly become underrated character actors. And, you know, I’m blaming anime for this.
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gey muckle mowser posted:I referred to Donald Glover as Crispin Glover like 4 times when talking about Solo before someone corrected me I call him Jamie Lee Foxx like half the time
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gey muckle mowser posted:I referred to Donald Glover as Crispin Glover like 4 times when talking about Solo before someone corrected me Donald and Danny for me, so I just say Childish Gambino
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Franchescanado posted:Okay, Elle Fanning I'll take the L and say she's pretty distinct from the other two, but I can pretty easily recognize Chloe Grace-Moretz but I have trouble recognizing Florence Pugh if her name’s not right next to her face.
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There's also something to be said about examining side by side still pictures and like, seeing one of these ladies in a movie where they might be dressed/lit/made up differently and confusing them for each other when you haven't seen one or any of them in a while.
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SuperMechagodzilla posted:This is all related to how goons call Sam Worthington and Jai Courtney ‘generic videogame protagonists’, until they put on a hat or get a whimsical hairstyle. Then they suddenly become underrated character actors. No one cared who I was until I put on the mask
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feedmyleg posted:Ditto on that one—there's a few that are totally legit, for sure. I only recently got Logan Marshall-Green and Tom Hardy sorted out. Tom Hardy threw me for a long time cause I associated him with Bronson and just thought that's how he looks all the time
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I confuse Jason Sudeikis with Ed Helms all the time.
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SuperMechagodzilla posted:This is all related to how goons call Sam Worthington and Jai Courtney ‘generic videogame protagonists’, until they put on a hat or get a whimsical hairstyle. Then they suddenly become underrated character actors. None of those actors ever wore hats
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CopywrightMMXI posted:I confuse Jason Sudeikis with Ed Helms all the time. Speaking of these guys, the poster for Horrible Bosses is uh, something to ponder in 2020. 
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Tonight's movie which i have finally decided to sit down and watch after years of putting off is Shadow of the Vampire.
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JollyBoyJohn posted:Tonight's movie which i have finally decided to sit down and watch after years of putting off is Shadow of the Vampire. Excellent movie. That and The Lighthouse would make for the Ultimate Dafoe Double Feature.
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JollyBoyJohn posted:Tonight's movie which i have finally decided to sit down and watch after years of putting off is Shadow of the Vampire. I remember really liking it when I rented the tape back in highschool, I revisited it a few years back and it's like, fine. Dafoe is pretty fun.
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I'm trying to make an effort to watch more films I've been putting off this month, the first one I watched was American Psycho so I might watch Platoon tomorrow and do the Willem Dafoe trilogy (my dad always said that was his favourite movie)
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SuperMechagodzilla posted:This is all related to how goons call Sam Worthington and Jai Courtney ‘generic videogame protagonists’, until they put on a hat or get a whimsical hairstyle. Then they suddenly become underrated character actors. I feel like that's kind of specifically tied to how those two typically look "white dude with a square face and a buzzcut" is pretty much always the default in games that let you customize a male protagonist, and it is kind of funny how often that default looks like Sam Worthington and/or Jai Courtney (though I suspect there might be a bit of chicken-egg here and Sam Worthington in Avatar was actually the basis for this) e: and Jai Courtney's one really good performance, in Spartacus: Blood and Sand, isn't really a hat-or-whimsical-hairstyle performance. dude's hair is longer but he mostly just... puts in an actual good performance and doesn't sleepwalk through it. Varro's a fun, charismatic character in a way that Courtney like almost never gets to play now.
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LORD OF BOOTY posted:I feel like that's kind of specifically tied to how those two typically look The more time passes, the more convinced I am that Spartacus is the greatest show ever made.
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Alfred P. Pseudonym posted:The more time passes, the more convinced I am that Spartacus is the greatest show ever made. I am Spartacus.
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therattle posted:I am Spartacus. I am Spartacus.
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A yam, Spartacus.
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5 seconds earlier Spartacus, bursting into the room: "What the gently caress is that, a sweet potato?"
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Baron von Eevl posted:5 seconds earlier It took me a while to get that. It wasn’t worth it. (As someone who often makes terrible jokes, I applaud you).
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I think Therefore I am Spartacus
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I, Spartacus.
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I am sporty spice
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I Am Sam
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Knives Out got me to hunt down other mystery movies, and based on the recommendation by Rian Johnson ended up watching a 1973 movie The Last of Sheila. The directing is only so-so, but the script, from Stephen Sondheim (!) and Anthony Perkins (!) is fantastic, and went places I definitely wasn't expecting. Definite recommend. Also it stars (among many other famous actors) a very young Ian McShane Really wish they had gotten a better director though. Would have loved to see what Lumet or Friedkin could have done with it. theblackw0lf fucked around with this message at 23:06 on Jan 9, 2020 |
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I´m Sparta Kush, dude.
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Yo Spartacus!
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theblackw0lf posted:Knives Out got me to hunt down other mystery movies, and based on the recommendation by Rian Johnson ended up watching a 1973 movie The Last of Sheila. The directing is only so-so, but the script, from Stephen Sondheim (!) and Anthony Perkins (!) is fantastic, and went places I definitely wasn't expecting. Definite recommend. Check out Klute! I caught it on the Criterion Channel a few months ago. I didn't expect too much going into it since it had become a meme for movie nerds waiting for Spine #1000, but it blew me away. Donald Sutherland plays a stoic small-town detective who is interested in solving a case to help his friend, and his only lead is a sex worker, played by Jane Fonda. Not technically a Whodunit, but absolutely an enthralling mystery.
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Franchescanado posted:Check out Klute! I caught it on the Criterion Channel a few months ago. I didn't expect too much going into it since it had become a meme for movie nerds waiting for Spine #1000, but it blew me away. Donald Sutherland plays a stoic small-town detective who is interested in solving a case to help his friend, and his only lead is a sex worker, played by Jane Fonda. Not technically a Whodunit, but absolutely an enthralling mystery. Directed by Pakula. Oscar nominated screenplay. Oscar award for Jane Fonda. I'm in
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theblackw0lf posted:Directed by Pakula. Oscar nominated screenplay. Oscar award for Jane Fonda. Each and every one of those is amazing, especially Jane Fonda's performance, but the film deserves a huge shout-out to the cinematography by Gordon Willis. Absolutely amazing looking film.
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Kerrang! posted about my work, which is pretty neat I’m the guy they keep calling emo https://www.kerrang.com/features/20-visual-artists-you-need-to-know-in-2020/
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Friends Are Evil posted:Kerrang! posted about my work, which is pretty neat Congratulations. Absolutely well-deserved. I know I've mentioned it before, but you're genuinely one of my favorite artists and I get excited every time I see a new piece.
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Friends Are Evil posted:Kerrang! posted about my work, which is pretty neat I love it, I'm stalking your IG now.
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