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Collapsing Farts posted:There literally are no decent hellraiser flicks, though? Extremely wrong opinion alert
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muscles like this! posted:It is a little muddy because Sean Cunningham (who directed/produced the first movie) says that Miller's draft barely has anything to do with the finished product. Sean Cunningham is also famously full of poo poo.
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joylessdivision posted:
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Basebf555 posted:I enjoyed Rawhead Rex but then Tammy and the T-Rex came along and I really only need one absurdly gory Rex movie in my life. No one gets a monster to piss on their face in Tammy though.
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Alan Smithee posted:nothing will ever be funnier than the T Rex picking up the girlfriend's gay friend and dusting him off with his tiny arms its such a good movie. sometimes i randomly think about the fight scene with the bully and paul walker e: a reminder, any time you see CPL post you should thank him for willing the uhd into existence.
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Point proven, you shouldn't sleep on big fish, especially big sharks. Their skin is so smooth you'll fly right off.
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Iron Crowned posted:
It's currently available on GLORIOUS BLURAY! Yes, I own this stupid movie on Bluray, right along with Nekromantik 1 and 2 because when I think of low budget German horror movies about necrophilia, I know I want them in the highest quality possible.
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https://twitter.com/tedgeoghegan/status/1334197878915538944?s=21 Rip to a real one
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joylessdivision posted:It's currently available on GLORIOUS BLURAY! Oh, I know 
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Iron Crowned posted:Oh, I know tag yourself, i'm the uncropped toes
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Iron Crowned posted:Oh, I know That better be the 4K version of Tammy and the T-Rex.
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aware of dog posted:https://twitter.com/tedgeoghegan/status/1334197878915538944?s=21 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-Xe-NWbItU
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ALFbrot posted:tag yourself, i'm the uncropped toes Read up a few posts. There's no more Toe Cutter.
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Vince MechMahon posted:No one gets a monster to piss on their face in Tammy though. It wasn't supposed to be piss. Clive Barker was also unhappy with the ogre-like monster in the movie because in his short story he described it as a phallic monster. He was truly the shiniest and the chromiest of 'em all.
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IUG posted:Read up a few posts. There's no more Toe Cutter. I have nothing to add but I had to congratulate you on this
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IUG posted:Read up a few posts. There's no more Toe Cutter. 
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IUG posted:Read up a few posts. There's no more Toe Cutter. Remember him when you look at the night sky.
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Young Freud posted:Remember him when you look at the night sky. that's the nightrider
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sexpig by night posted:seriously people need to stop sleeping on Big Fish He replaced his imposter for that movie then immediately returned to the abyss. Mystery solved.
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The MSJ posted:It wasn't supposed to be piss. Clive Barker was also unhappy with the ogre-like monster in the movie because in his short story he described it as a phallic monster. Yeah, if you want to know just how phallic the monster is supposed to look, just google Rawhead Rex and scroll through the images a bit. Ignore the bitching Gwar monster from the movie. in the original story it's a dick-monster. literally a penis demon. Also the priest getting pissed on is loving hysterical, much like every other scene where that goofy looking monster is on screen. 
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https://twitter.com/verge/status/1334565685796757506?s=21quote:There are some limitations to the new business model. The movies will only stream on HBO Max for one month before leaving the platform for a period of time. They will also play in theaters, keeping the relationship with movie theater distributors like AMC and Regal. The plan is to run this experiment for one year. aware of dog fucked around with this message at 19:37 on Dec 3, 2020 |
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Warner Bros says "F it, stream EVERYTHING!" https://twitter.com/THR/status/1334565594625175554 EDIT: Link doesn't work. Hmmmm.... https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/warner-bros-smashes-box-office-windows-will-send-2021-slate-to-hbo-max-and-theaters
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muscles like this! posted:RIP movie theaters oh, im sure bezos will scoop up amc and alamo drafthouse at bargain rates
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Surely the exhibitors are gonna be furious. Most people aren't going to see these films at the cinema for 15 quid plus travel if they can stream them at home for a subscription fee that's significantly less. There's a vaccine on the horizon with the potential for a return to normalcy in about year depending on the rollout, so if this is an experiment, it does look like WB is making moves to see if they can reduce the power of exhibitors entirely in a post-covid world.
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Karloff posted:Surely the exhibitors are gonna be furious. Most people aren't going to see these films at the cinema for 15 quid plus travel if they can stream them at home for a subscription fee that's significantly less. There's a vaccine on the horizon with the potential for a return to normalcy in about year depending on the rollout, so if this is an experiment, it does look like WB is making moves to see if they can reduce the power of exhibitors entirely in a post-covid world.  Everyone hangs their hopes and dreams on a vaccine with no published data, not to mention, it's going to take a long time to vaccinate everyone, 2021 is just going to be 2020 Part 2.
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Yeah, there's a comic book adaptation of Rawhead Rex from the 90's where the monster design is closer to the short story. The monster is supposed to feel a bit like a Grendel-style folklore giant, while also making it impossible to ignore that he's a giant penis-monster, because Barker was all taking subtext and making it text.
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aware of dog posted:I wonder if we’re going to see a lot of investment in 4D-style showings as theaters desperately try to justify their existence i mean they didnt do it in good times...
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Vegetable posted:The Warner Bros. decision seems premature. It's not unthinkable to imagine the vaccines will have tempered the pandemic by summer 2021. As said above 2021 is going to look a lot like 2020. By the summer I doubt the majority of the US population will have the vaccine, and even then, for those that may get it, we still have no clue how the effective they really will be.
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Vegetable posted:The Warner Bros. decision seems premature. It's not unthinkable to imagine the vaccines will have tempered the pandemic by summer 2021. Even if the vaccine works and is distributed quick summer 2021 is *very* optimistic for a return to normality. People are going to hesitate to see movies in theaters until they know they are safe.
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Vegetable posted:The Warner Bros. decision seems premature. It's not unthinkable to imagine the vaccines will have tempered the pandemic by summer 2021. I'm sure the calculation is that making this decision now is going to drive up subscription numbers for HBOMAX, rather than making case by case decisions as each movie's release date approaches. And then, once 2021 is over, assuming the vaccines did their job, they can go back to the traditional release model and they'll be able to retain a large percentage of the subscribers they gained during the past year. So it's a short term sacrifice for what they probably see as a long-term gain, announcing this all at once in such a high profile way really does launch HBOMAX pretty close to the top of the streaming world, their numbers probably will go through the roof.
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My understanding is that the vaccine will remain inaccessible to vast portions of the public until June, hence there being stories about the mafia and other organized crime rings trying to get their hands on the vaccine to sell to the rich and powerful. Even after it becomes accessible, it will take months for enough people to get vaccinated to justify a return to normalcy.
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Basebf555 posted:I'm sure the calculation is that making this decision now is going to drive up subscription numbers for HBOMAX, rather than making case by case decisions as each movie's release date approaches. And then, once 2021 is over, assuming the vaccines did their job, they can go back to the traditional release model and they'll be able to retain a large percentage of the subscribers they gained during the past year. So it's a short term sacrifice for what they probably see as a long-term gain, announcing this all at once in such a high profile way really does launch HBOMAX pretty close to the top of the streaming world, their numbers probably will go through the roof. Yeah I would expect other Studios to make similar moves now. They cant push films out forever hoping things are better... there won't be enough weekends in 2022 for 2020 and 2021 delays. Get all these movies released as widely as possible and then try to get back to normal in 2022. Although who knows what normal will be after next year. I for one would love to see new releases at home going forward forever.
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