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oh but seriously I posted:probably older than the director's wife was (Milla Jovovich was dating the director at the time)
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Okay so, like, imagine this: "zug zug" from WoW but Zorg. dabu zorg zorg
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Percelus posted:
I am, frankly, surprised that more games haven't borrowed from this. The Resistance franchise did it with the Bullseye rifle and it loving ruled.
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Dash Rendar posted:I am, frankly, surprised that more games haven't borrowed from this. The Resistance franchise did it with the Bullseye rifle and it loving ruled. Lots of games do it, Gears 5 most recently. It's just kind of boring.
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not in the resistance franchise  sounds like gear 5 loving sucks
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A gun that you don't have to aim (or, in this specific case, that you only have to aim once) just isn't very interesting for very long!
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There's also the weird grunt hornet gun in half life
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Cease to Hope posted:A gun that you don't have to aim (or, in this specific case, that you only have to aim once) just isn't very interesting for very long! You would think that, and yet Resistance 1-3 managed to balance it in such a way that it was fun, rewarding, and challenging throughout a whole best selling franchise (without the tracer, the gun is fairly inaccurate and tracers are limited--forcing you to stay aggressive and switch guns frequently). I don't doubt that its been shittly implemented in other games, but it was a trademark weapon in that series and a welcome sight whenever it appeared in a sequel. Heck, it was absolutely necessary at some points if you played on Superhuman difficulty. I'm just nerding out about some B-movie-esque alien invasion games, but they did the Zorg Gun gimmick well. (And I'm assuming you haven't played Resistance--apologies if you have!) There's a great little thing with it where you can fire a tracer round at, say, the ground or the wall, then fire out a clip of bullets... and because they aren't hitting any organic target, the bullets will just keep spinning around the tracer. From there you can either a) fire a second tracer into an enemy, and thus instantly killing them with a cluster of death, or b) use it as a remote detonated mine. You can deactivate the tracer which causes the orbiting bullets to burst out like a makeshift fragmentation grenade. It's a game full of fun weapons, but the Bullseye is consistently fun... and it's just the Zorg homing bullet function.
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Dash Rendar posted:You would think that, and yet Resistance 1-3 managed [a bunch of stuff] I played the first two games, and didn't really appreciate it the way you did. That's cool, I didn't realize I was missing that stuff.
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fair. i like it. i wish i could find a good video of the Bullseye trap but most there don't seem to be any of it. dang. it was fun in R2 multiplayer.
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this is the best one i could find. it's a lovely kill reel from some dude playing online, but in the first 7 seconds they kill someone with the trap they left, then immediately get another kill across the street when they launch a second tracer bullet--which is pretty rad: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mvxP09XIZik the rest of the video kinda sucks.
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the mugger who doesn't know how his gun works is played by an award-winning director
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Cease to Hope posted:the mugger who doesn't know how his gun works is played by an award-winning director I thought it was the boyfriend from Amelie. Is it both
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alnilam posted:I thought it was the boyfriend from Amelie. Is it both it is! but he was already an award-winning director in 1997
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Cease to Hope posted:it is! but he was already an award-winning director in 1997 drat nice catch Amelie
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Cease to Hope posted:the mugger who doesn't know how his gun works is played by an award-winning director "C'mon, man, gimme tha cashhhhhh!!!"
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multipasssss
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Interesting thing, Zorg and Dallas never meet in the movie, the closest they get is when Zorg boards the space liner and Dallas et al jump on board after Zorg leaves the docking bay.
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yeah that's one of my fav details
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I saw this the other week and I loved it! It was so much to take in, I was amazed it held together as well as it did. The "friendly" Orwellian society felt very realistic. There's a great hidden ad for "Coke" while Willis is talking about how perfect LeLu is
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Jean Paul Gaultier's costume design is magical and it wouldn't be the same movie without it.
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orange juche posted:Interesting thing, Zorg and Dallas never meet in the movie, the closest they get is when Zorg boards the space liner and Dallas et al jump on board after Zorg leaves the docking bay. This also true for the original Star Wars
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Carnaticum posted:This also true for the original Star Wars luke shoots at darth vader
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I always remember the weird rich dude who throws Bruce Willis a pair of pool balls when he asks for a gun.
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Crowetron posted:I always remember the weird rich dude who throws Bruce Willis a pair of pool balls when he asks for a gun. It was gumballs, not pool balls. Bruce Willis asks him to slide him the gun, and the deaf dude interprets it as gum.
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Then he gets interviewed later and he's like "i was scared but i found my courage, to help the hero"
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"Thanks, Ray..."
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also they are totally pool balls. the guy was hiding beneath a billiard table in a space lounge. they are coloured funny but it's the future: https://youtu.be/7BBcRiG0oJM
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Dash Rendar posted:also they are totally pool balls. the guy was hiding beneath a billiard table in a space lounge. they are coloured funny but it's the future: https://youtu.be/7BBcRiG0oJM drat you right
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orange juche posted:Interesting thing, Zorg and Dallas never meet in the movie, the closest they get is when Zorg boards the space liner and Dallas et al jump on board after Zorg leaves the docking bay. Kirk and Khan are never in a room together in Star Trek II
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they at least speak with eachother. Dallas and Zorg never have a conversation or really acknolwedge one another. Ian Holm is the one who directly challenges Zorg.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0thpEyEwi80
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that's extremely a video that would be better as an essay but it's a good summary of what bugs me about leeloo
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I read something that Jean Reno basically was doing his literal best while filming Leon the Professional to 1.) convince Besson to have him be more a father figure with at most boyish naivete with regards to Portman’s character (and removing the romance love story from his end) and 2.) he never let Portman out of his sight or alone with Besson during filming. So if true, and so far in my unconfirmed research: Jean Reno is the One Good Frenchman. Speaking of Frenchman I still can’t believe My Father the Hero exists.
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Rebuttal: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tdufVsPXtCE
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dialhforhero posted:Speaking of Frenchman I still can’t believe My Father the Hero exists. Why did you have to remind me that movie exists!?
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