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MH Knights posted:The last movies I saw in a theater was 1917. Good movie. Is it? The thing I heard more than anything was that it turned the Germans into basically disposable goonies that get slaughtered en-masse by the good guys, or something like that. I dunno.
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Taintrunner posted:Is it? The thing I heard more than anything was that it turned the Germans into basically disposable goonies that get slaughtered en-masse by the good guys, or something like that. I dunno. are you thinking of Wonder Woman?
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Taintrunner posted:Is it? The thing I heard more than anything was that it turned the Germans into basically disposable goonies that get slaughtered en-masse by the good guys, or something like that. I dunno. This is the furthest thing from a valid criticism of that film you could get without banging on about space travel.
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Beachcomber posted:I hope I'm not the only one who initially parsed it like this. Douglas Fairbanks was quite the dashing gent if I say so myself. We tied an onion to our belts
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Lovely Joe Stalin posted:This is the furthest thing from a valid criticism of that film you could get without banging on about space travel. Well, I guess the grapevine lied to me. Again. gently caress. Guess I'll check it out.
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Doggles posted:https://twitter.com/Erik_Hayden/status/1241179945511972864
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Lovely Joe Stalin posted:This is the furthest thing from a valid criticism of that film you could get without banging on about space travel. Welcome to criticism in 2020 where people just make takes on what they imagine the movie to be.
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« Cinema Discusso › Who Greedlightninged 2020: The Invisible Movie
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« Cinema Discusso › 2020: Stuck in Development Hell
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Alan Smithee posted:« Cinema Discusso › Who Greedlightninged 2020: The Invisible Movie To no one in particular, I don't really like Greed and think it should be Greenlightninged.
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My Twitter Account posted:The first movie I ever saw was at a drive-in. My dad took me to see the 1984 re-release of the 1967 The Jungle Book. I was apparently a quiet baby so I don't remember the first movie I went to but I remember the first movie I saw alone, my mom brought me to movie theater in the middle of the day to watch Benji: The Hunted and dipped for some reason. That movie has a G rating but the wolf scared the gently caress out of me. Not a great experience.
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I wonder what a filmmaker stuck indoors with nothing to do, and access to a computer with animation/editing software would produce.
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The MSJ posted:I wonder what a filmmaker stuck indoors with nothing to do, and access to a computer with animation/editing software would produce. or this guy who I'm a little more partial to https://www.instagram.com/kevinbparry/
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The MSJ posted:I wonder what a filmmaker stuck indoors with nothing to do, and access to a computer with animation/editing software would produce. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LCUze7kuNas
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Alan Smithee posted:« Cinema Discusso › Who Greedlightninged 2020: The Invisible Movie The Something Awful Forums > The Finer Arts > Cinema Discusso > Took My Roni To The Matinee But The Levee Was Dry The MSJ posted:I wonder what a filmmaker stuck indoors with nothing to do, and access to a computer with animation/editing software would produce. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XO6FW1aJkTw
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The MSJ posted:I wonder what a filmmaker stuck indoors with nothing to do, and access to a computer with animation/editing software would produce. Between shots of him sitting at a laptop, and exterior shots from his back yard, Neil Breen could probably continue unchanged.
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I bought a blue screen and a lighting kit a few weeks ago just to mess around making old-school effects-heavy monster movies in my bedroom like a real fuckin' dork. Now I am shut in my apartment alone and possibly out of work for the foreseeable future, so I'll be making a lot of really dumb little monster movies. Hopefully more Simon Pegg than Neil Breen, but I'm fine with either. I'm happy to be more actual Ed Wood than mythologized Ed Wood.
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could always wear women's clothing in the privacy of your own home
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Chairman Capone posted:Between shots of him sitting at a laptop, and exterior shots from his back yard, Neil Breen could probably continue unchanged. Yeah, but now all the cheap actresses without bras has an excuse to stay away from him. Also no desert scenes, but that's what green screens are for.
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Neil Breen is 100% still going out into the desert and trying to hire locals for drug bust gunfight scenes, there’s no way coronavirus is stopping him.
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Alan Smithee posted:could always wear women's clothing in the privacy of your own home I do that in public
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# ? Mar 21, 2020 16:24 |
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I think the last movie I saw in theatres was Cats, and I am very pleased about that.
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Nobody actually cares but Knives Out
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# ? Mar 21, 2020 21:12 |
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Len posted:Nobody actually cares but Knives Out The Hunt makes Knives Out look good lol
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That's because Knives Out was actually decent, whereas The Hunt is one of the worst things I've ever seen put into wide release
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I did see CATS pre-patch, and I wish I could have ended my theater-going career on that high note.
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Yeah knives out is entertaining, though much of the good will is because of the cast. The last movie I saw in theaters was the lighthouse.im ok with that.
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# ? Mar 21, 2020 23:46 |
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Last movie I saw in a theater was Deadly Prey, which seems like a good one with which to make an exit from theaters for a few months.
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# ? Mar 22, 2020 00:24 |
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Mine was either Rise of Skywalker or 1917. Whichever one of those was more recent. Pretty decent way to end it either way.
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Yeah Portrait of a Lady on Fire is a good one to go out on. It probably would've been Onward if I had been in a better mood last weekend.
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Chuck Buried Treasure posted:Mine was either Rise of Skywalker or 1917. Whichever one of those was more recent. Pretty decent way to end it either way.
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# ? Mar 22, 2020 01:15 |
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Last movie I saw in theaters was Color Out of Space. Before that, only other movies I saw in theaters in 2020 were 1917 and Uncut Gems. Curious now whether those will be it for the year.
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Star Wars. lmao
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# ? Mar 22, 2020 02:46 |
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My last few movies were Cats, Uncut Gems, Parasite, and Color out of Space twice. I'm ok with that.
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Last couple were Invisible Man and a screening of Tourist Trap.
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Was color out of space actually good?
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Antifa Poltergeist posted:Yeah knives out is entertaining, though much of the good will is because of the cast. The Lighthouse is a loving great quarantine movie. Especially if you have a roommate. It's like "well, my situation could be worse."
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# ? Mar 22, 2020 03:44 |
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Last movies I saw in theaters were Sonic and Birds of Prey lmao
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GrandpaPants posted:Was color out of space actually good? Yes, it was solid.
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The REAL Goobusters posted:Last movies I saw in theaters were Sonic and Birds of Prey lmao
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