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There isn't, hope that helps and shut up.
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Raenir Salazar posted:I haven't see any of the takes or videos but if we assume there is any truth to the idea that you couldn't make "Blazing Saddles" today I imagine its because it would be far too risky and subversive for a major studio to greenlight. Maybe you should, I dunno, actually watch Calico Heart's video. It's actually quite short* and very good! *For a video in this thread
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inglorious bastards and django unchained came out recently and do the same poo poo the only reason people whine about Mel Brooks films not being around anymore is because Mel Brooks is 200 years old and constant gag films are too risky for big budget studios on people who they can't guarantee their 600+ gags per film will be funny to a mass audience
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Jan 22, 2020 02:33
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Every time a white person who loves saying the n-word passes away, Quentin Tarantino picks up the slack for them. That's the circle of life.
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Jan 22, 2020 02:36
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sorry to bother you came out very recently and is extremely comparable to blazing saddles aside from the genre parody aspects
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Jan 22, 2020 02:38
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Dragonatrix posted:Maybe you should, I dunno, actually watch Calico Heart's video. It's actually quite short* and very good! I'm watching it and its very watchable, I'm not sure if its going to address the thought process I have in mind though.
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Jan 22, 2020 02:41
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thats not the videos fault
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Jan 22, 2020 02:45
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I didn't say so, although it's weird to say it's not the video's fault when someone explicitly suggested it in response to my post presumably as commentary or as an answer to the content of that post. You're in the wrong there.
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Jan 22, 2020 02:50
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shut the gently caress up idiot
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Jan 22, 2020 02:53
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i'm gonna kick your rear end for talking to me
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ay gently caress you
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Anyways, I've finished watching the video and I gave it a like and subscribed. Good job Calico Heart hope you eventually set up that patreon and live the dream.
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Sibyl Disobedience posted:This is a really huge thematic element, and it definitely extends outside of Bloodborne. I know that this is from a few pages back, but earlier today I started thinking about FromSoft's VR game Déraciné and realized that it also deals with this theme as well! I'm now really curious to look back at Miyazaki's output in another ten years to see what the grand unified theory of his work will be.
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Jan 22, 2020 04:19
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"Women are fuckin metal"
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watho posted:anime is good 
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Jamie Faith posted:Sorry for bringing up Movie Bob again, Yo fool, Raenir is gonna run crying to twitter again that were making fun of their favorite eugenicist.
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Acute Grill posted:Yo fool, Raenir is gonna run crying to twitter again that were making fun of their favorite eugenicist. I see them all the time in Bob's replies on twitter and I always bite my tongue lol
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Referring to the states with the most gay married couples and the most black people as 'an ocean of cross-burning gay beaters' is actively horrific and monstrous, holy poo poo. Also to bring us off moviebob chat, Defunctland's most recent video is really good. Starts with an explanation of the office work environment in the Snow White era of disney, funny asides about the Snow White wrap party, sharp left turn into Walt's fullthroated attempts to Destroy The Communists.
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Endorph posted:Referring to the states with the most gay married couples and the most black people as 'an ocean of cross-burning gay beaters' is actively horrific and monstrous, holy poo poo. I kinda want to see Defunctland take critical eye to Disney+'s The Imagineering Story. Because while it's remarkably self-reflextive for Disney, it's still Disney talking about Disney so you're not going to get the whole hard truth. It's a really great documentary series on its own, no doubt, but you can still kind of tell where they're holding poo poo back that's unfit for public consumption, especially in regards to Walt.
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I feel like the most damning thing about that show is that despite all the access Disney would have on each of those rides, such as being able to interview people and unreleased archival footage, it manages to be less interesting and informative tham a Defunctland episode. It's still a fun watch, like finding out that the guy who designed Matterhorn self taught himself trig for it, but it never goes as in-depth as I'd like. Nowhere near as bad as One Day At Disney though, which is an hour of Disney employees telling you how great working at Disney is in a documentary created by Disney for consumption on the Disney streaming service.
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Clerical Terrors posted:
Wasn't the original plan for Watchmen to only have one season and HBO decided to honor the showrunner's wishes?
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Jan 22, 2020 10:37
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For the first time in Watchmen history the creator's wishes were actually honored
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Jan 22, 2020 10:42
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Vichan posted:Wasn't the original plan for Watchmen to only have one season and HBO decided to honor the showrunner's wishes? Yeah Lindelof has been saying for a while that he had no real plans to do S2. It is October 21. The AVClub posted:[Lindelof] also confirms that, should HBO decide to renew Watchmen for a second season, he probably won’t be heading it up. “[It’s] not my story, right? I appropriated it,” he says. “And so the idea that someone else could come along and do another season of Watchmen, that’s really exciting to me, too. I would watch the gently caress out of that. These nine episodes are sort of everything that I have to say at this point about Watchmen, and then we’ll kind of go from there.”
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Jan 22, 2020 10:46
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SNESDrunk did a rundown of a handful of obscure games that are at least decent, often in weird places, that you might never have heard of. Captain Blood sounds crazy nuts ambitious for a 1988 game. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=re4LscGAow8&hd=1
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Captain Invictus posted:SNESDrunk did a rundown of a handful of obscure games that are at least decent, often in weird places, that you might never have heard of. Captain Blood sounds crazy nuts ambitious for a 1988 game. It's a loving travesty that grounded story-heavy TRPGs never really took off. I've heard about Ogre Battle 64 and it looks good, I might have to check it out!
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Vichan posted:It's a loving travesty that grounded story-heavy TRPGs never really took off. Ogre Battle 64 not getting a DS remake/sequel is one of the biggest disappointments for me in gaming.
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Vonnie posted:Ogre Battle 64 not getting a DS remake/sequel is one of the biggest disappointments for me in gaming. Holy poo poo this. Just fix up the alignment management problems and it'd be perfect.
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Jan 22, 2020 12:09
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Vichan posted:Wasn't the original plan for Watchmen to only have one season and HBO decided to honor the showrunner's wishes?
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I got ogre battle 64 used at a gamestop and then when I went to play it my nintendo 64 didn't work and then I sold ogre battle 64 that's my ogre battle 64 story
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Captain Invictus posted:SNESDrunk did a rundown of a handful of obscure games that are at least decent, often in weird places, that you might never have heard of. Captain Blood sounds crazy nuts ambitious for a 1988 game. Huh nice. Kinda tempted to try that 3DO JRPG but would definitely try Ogre Battle 64.
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Jan 22, 2020 12:42
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Vichan posted:It's a loving travesty that grounded story-heavy TRPGs never really took off. It's available on the WiiU eShop. But, yeah, you'd need to actually own a WiiU to play it that way  .
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Captain Invictus posted:SNESDrunk did a rundown of a handful of obscure games that are at least decent, often in weird places, that you might never have heard of. Captain Blood sounds crazy nuts ambitious for a 1988 game. uhhhh Street Fighter 2 is pretty well known dude
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Good point keep talkin posted:uhhhh Street Fighter 2 is pretty well known dude In the first one he covers Doom II on GBA - his point wasn't that the games aren't known, it's that the platforms they end up on are surprising to some. He specifically says in the video that peoples minds were blown when he first mentioned it was on the SNES!
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Captain Invictus posted:SNESDrunk did a rundown of a handful of obscure games that are at least decent, often in weird places, that you might never have heard of. Captain Blood sounds crazy nuts ambitious for a 1988 game. Captain Blood is good fun and its a shame its language based gameplay wasn't carried over to its two sequels, or to any other game really. Commander Blood and its French language only sequel Big Bug Bang are fairly standard FMV adventure games. And by standard I mean in gameplay because as far as visuals they are nuts. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1rlpc0-EmBM
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nooooo!!!! aaaaargh!!!!! i’ve been hoisted by my own petard
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Shinji2015 posted:I know that this is from a few pages back, but earlier today I started thinking about FromSoft's VR game Déraciné and realized that it also deals with this theme as well! I'm not saying that literally everything in his work is directly related to Buddhist theology, but any analysis piece about his oeuvre that doesn't at least mention the Buddhist influence is significantly incomplete. Even Armored Core goes there with characters like Sadhana. Also, he's a gigantic Berserk fanboy. Always has been, always will be.
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It's so interesting seeing so many things influenced by Beserk these days (or just that aesthetic via influence of Dark Souls) and then you look up what the creator of that is into and for the past decade or so it's like...Idolmaster.
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Jan 22, 2020 16:20
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A pretty interesting interview with a black girl who grew up in Rural Japan. This channel is pretty interesting if you're interested in Japanese culture from the perspective of a Japanese person. As I'm planning on moving to Japan, these kinds of channels are always interesting to watch for me. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zbSOHM8vSV4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xx9tW4ZEyi8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VhyjkUqnCKc
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Doctor Spaceman posted:Yeah Lindelof has been saying for a while that he had no real plans to do S2. yeah. it had its flaws but it ends on a relatively solid not. though i would have ended it on her deciding whether to eat the egg or not Roth posted:I feel like the most damning thing about that show is that despite all the access Disney would have on each of those rides, such as being able to interview people and unreleased archival footage, it manages to be less interesting and informative tham a Defunctland episode. i feel like alot of the ride history stuff gets old after awhile. i watched a bunch of defunctland and others on different rides and they kinda all sound the same after awhile. interesting stuff though.
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Tesseraction posted:inglorious bastards and django unchained came out recently and do the same poo poo Well Jojo Rabbit just came out, which Brooks himself came out and said was great. So even then, there's still movies in that vein coming out.
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