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Truman Peyote posted:I really enjoyed russian doll and taika waititi's work, shame they've been devoured by the mouse https://twitter.com/starwars/status/1337175544215965696
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Dec 11, 2020 06:33
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anime star wars? isn't that just cowboy bebop?
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Dec 11, 2020 06:37
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Truman Peyote posted:anime star wars? isn't that just cowboy bebop? to be fair, I wouldn't mind seeing a tsutomu nihei death star
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Dec 11, 2020 06:45
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Shaggar posted:i will say those logos are very 1990s star wars video game same and i think its cos they know their target audience
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haveblue posted:there is a Samuel L Jackson Star Wars character but they’d have to call it “the bad motherfucker” i have had it with these motherfuckin' siths on these motherfuckin' windoooooooows drat you george lucas your naming conventions are terrible
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thinkin about that megastructure https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a-TKL3ZmRb0
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BaldDwarfOnPCP posted:i have had it with these motherfuckin' siths on these motherfuckin' windoooooooows darth insanius
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I watched cercle rouge and le samourai. le cercle rouge was more enjoyable as a story, because it had much more of one, but le samourai was the better film imo. samourai had great costuming, casting, and delivery such that each scene was something worth watching in its own right, and it didn't matter as much how it related to the fairly light plot that tied it all together. cercle rouge was a better story, but it leaned hard into rififi (which is great, but also do your own thing, buddy!) and while well delivered didn't make it to the same heights that samourai did for individual scenes. le samourai was just loving super well-made through and through. I don't much care to lean on "great cinematography" as part of a review but sometimes it's just really accurate. expertly executing the small details can really make a movie, and I'm impressed at what le samourai brought to the table. it didn't feel as much like an experimental crime film trying to find its feet, but rather like what happens when you give a great director a loose plot and let them run wild (yes, melville wrote and directed both the movies im talking about). I think it's focus on character over caper helped bring that out. it reminded me a bit of drive with respect to the "loose plot, individual scenes done very well" thing. also I watched the nice guys cause someone (nmn probably) posted a gif of it and it owned. not really the same sort of film as that french noir stuff but I enjoyed it quite a bit
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i just read in another thread that science fiction actor tommy lister is dead https://www.vulture.com/2020/12/fri...%20the%20scene.
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Dec 11, 2020 08:02
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oh no jacked space obama drat i would've guessed heart stuff like michael clarke duncan, that's like the #1 thing with huge dudes
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:oh no jacked space obama sounded like it was covid related very sci-fi death but yeah i miss MCD and André René Roussimoff
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Dec 11, 2020 08:07
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Truman Peyote posted:I really enjoyed russian doll and taika waititi's work, shame they've been devoured by the mouse russian doll was outstanding
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mediaphage posted:russian doll was outstanding i really enjoyed it and not just because i like oitnb and natasha lyone in particular it was just a good series
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Dec 11, 2020 09:09
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whihcever first year design student made this should drop out
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SmokaDustbowl posted:there was a serial killer in edmonton who really liked star wars and would cosplay star wars and transformers and that's why I've only ever been to one anime convention ever like, while he killed people or....?
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if disney isnt full of cowards they should get junji ito and maasaki yuusa to do episodes
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I've never been a huge Tarantino fan but I put Once upon a time in Hollywood on as a random pick and enjoyed it a lot - I though Pitt and Dicaprio were both absolutely at the top of their game, and the slow-paced meandering light plot working up to that ending felt like 'real cinema' should, something I can't say for almost all the movies I have watched of late. Lotta dirty bare ladies feet here though, not sure if anyone noticed.
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SmokaDustbowl posted:also thinking about hellshake yano
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mediaphage posted:russian doll was outstanding
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SmokaDustbowl posted:also thinking about hellshake yano
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NoneMoreNegative posted:I've never been a huge Tarantino fan but I put Once upon a time in Hollywood on as a random pick and enjoyed it a lot - I though Pitt and Dicaprio were both absolutely at the top of their game, and the slow-paced meandering light plot working up to that ending felt like 'real cinema' should, something I can't say for almost all the movies I have watched of late. quentins foot thing is reaching die hard is a christmas movie level of discourse im guilty of this as well
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PCjr sidecar posted:quentins foot thing is reaching die hard is a christmas movie level of discourse Kiss Kiss Bang Bang is a Christmas movie.
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NoneMoreNegative posted:I've never been a huge Tarantino fan but I put Once upon a time in Hollywood on as a random pick and enjoyed it a lot - I though Pitt and Dicaprio were both absolutely at the top of their game, and the slow-paced meandering light plot working up to that ending felt like 'real cinema' should, something I can't say for almost all the movies I have watched of late. it was a weird movie. excellent performances, and some great scenes, but it didnt cohere at all for me i guess i should spoil this so it builds up to the manson murders, but they are averted by a badass macho stuntman tripping balls who saves the day while sharon tate is oblivious eye-candy. like, its a weird alt-history take in a bad way as opposed to inglorious basterds where its jews and women and a black dude who kill hitler i remember thinking as it was ending that "oh now comes the denouement where it turns out that polanski doesnt become a pedophile rapist because his wife is still alive"
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NoneMoreNegative posted:I've never been a huge Tarantino fan but I put Once upon a time in Hollywood on as a random pick and enjoyed it a lot - I though Pitt and Dicaprio were both absolutely at the top of their game, and the slow-paced meandering light plot working up to that ending felt like 'real cinema' should, something I can't say for almost all the movies I have watched of late. i was laughing out loud the second or third time one of the women took off her shoes for no reason Improbable Lobster fucked around with this message at 16:11 on Dec 11, 2020 |
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Carthag Tuek posted:it was a weird movie. excellent performances, and some great scenes, but it didnt cohere at all for me watch our heroes brutally beat some women to death, it's okay, they were bad. trust me.
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infernal machines posted:watch our heroes brutally beat some women to death, it's okay, they were bad. trust me. oh yeah and shes portrayed as "a total bitch", like actively malicious and lovely and dumb as hell. way over the top but tbh it was very funny and as nmn says, expertly done
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a friend of mine is one of those true crime weirdos and she was legit pissed at the handling of the manson cult stuff after watching that movie personally, i was just annoyed by the pacing after the third or fourth time we watch brad pitt drive across town for five minutes for no real reason.
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yeah the driving scenes were almost the most indulgent part lol. i have a real low tolerance for "hollywood mythology" type movies. everything i hear about Mank is good, Oldman and Fincher are extremely good, but it doesn't pique me in the least. also ya the ending, it definitely felt to me like something was missing. some kind of thematic bow on its lack of historicity. it just explodes and then you wait for the punchline but there isn't any, which if that were the punchline, it could be done way better
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has it been posted that harrison ford is doing yet another indiana jones movie. harrison ford is 78 years old
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Roosevelt posted:has it been posted that harrison ford is doing yet another indiana jones movie. harrison ford is 78 years old i don’t think it was mentioned in this thread but I mean at this point it’s gonna be really weird or they are going to do a deep fake or something personally i liked several of those movies so i would like to just see him playing his own age
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haveblue posted:remake last crusade with him in the connery role  but so i don’t hate shia just the transformers movies except bumblebee which he wasn’t in
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