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teagone posted:You forgot sexual abuse, misogyny, and just abhorrently toxic behavior in general. 100% agreed, that post was disgusting
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John Wick of Dogs posted:Don't say cripple My bad.
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I keep seeing people in this thread say the only Snyder movie they like is Dawn of the Dead, and for those who do believe that, I'm curious, what do you see in Dawn Of The Dead that you don't see in his other movies?
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Almost Blue posted:I keep seeing people in this thread say the only Snyder movie they like is Dawn of the Dead, and for those who do believe that, I'm curious, what do you see in Dawn Of The Dead that you don't see in his other movies? Richard cheese montages
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Almost Blue posted:I keep seeing people in this thread say the only Snyder movie they like is Dawn of the Dead, and for those who do believe that, I'm curious, what do you see in Dawn Of The Dead that you don't see in his other movies? Celebrity Lookalike Zombie Sniper Challenge
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Almost Blue posted:I keep seeing people in this thread say the only Snyder movie they like is Dawn of the Dead, and for those who do believe that, I'm curious, what do you see in Dawn Of The Dead that you don't see in his other movies? James Gunn.
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Almost Blue posted:I keep seeing people in this thread say the only Snyder movie they like is Dawn of the Dead, and for those who do believe that, I'm curious, what do you see in Dawn Of The Dead that you don't see in his other movies? 1) While he can frame some really nice individual shots, his action is surprisingly wonky for me. It's a mix of it often being stiff, not just in slow motion, and the internal geography of the scene not always being clear. 2) I think that Snyder is intentionally shooting for this operatic style that is interesting, but I think he falls short. Part of it is that I don't think the scripts he works with always match. Like Man of Steel has these Tree of Life aspirations with Lois talking about tinkling and Clark being called a dick-splash. But I think beyond that, it can often be difficult to really connect with his characters. Dawn of the Dead is a B-Movie, but it has an engaging cast and kinetic action that made it appeal to people in a way that his later work was often offputting.
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Hey in BvS what's with the scene where Perry lets Lois use the helicopter "not for a story" - is that a hint that he knows about Clark?
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Yeah it’s hinted several times that Perry knows Clark is Superman, but is also decent enough (despite his outward personality) to not let anyone else know.
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But the real reason he pretends not to know is so he can repeatedly clown on The Superman for being a nerd.
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well why not posted:Hey in BvS what's with the scene where Perry lets Lois use the helicopter "not for a story" - is that a hint that he knows about Clark? Maybe, but it’s also a callback to earlier when Lois wants to fly to DC to hunt down a story and Perry makes her fly coach. Perry knows Lois will do anything for a story so he constantly has to rein her in but when she says it’s NOT for a story then he knows it’s serious.
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Alexander Hamilton posted:Maybe, but it’s also a callback to earlier when Lois wants to fly to DC to hunt down a story and Perry makes her fly coach. Perry knows Lois will do anything for a story so he constantly has to rein her in but when she says it’s NOT for a story then he knows it’s serious. If I remember correctly, I love that in the theatrical cut this bit with Lois arguing about air-fare rates while opening and shutting the door cuts directly to Mercy opening double-doors to Lex's drawing room for a senator. KVeezy3 fucked around with this message at 00:09 on Feb 17, 2021 |
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Gatts posted:Whedon did Avengers. Ergo proxy victor tango foxtrot same success. They also thought they were meeting all the complaints people had. You have to think like a business person. There's an amazing story on the Die Hard DVD that i always think about. It was in a bit talking about the many Die Hard clones. One of them, 'Sudden Death' was about Jean Claude Van Damme fighting terrorists at an Ice Hockey game. This guy on the commentary track was walking past an executive's office on a monday while he was looking at its box office numbers, which were not good. The executive yells 'how did this happen? We had a whole stadium full of hostages' I think that sums up the relationship between money and art better than any other thought or piece of writing I've ever encountered. The Cameo posted:Jon Peters. Joel Silver is a guy who tends to go to bat for his creatives, sometimes to the detriment of the movie. Jon Peters is the guy who basically got to the top of Hollywood through dumb luck and nearly destroyed a studio before just loving off and counting the free money he would get from Batman movies being made. Joel Silver is, no poo poo, the reason we have the Matrix movies. He actually fought for the Wachowski's to have the control over the films that they did.
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 Cool  Hahahaha. I recognize like two things from this. Is that Ultron and the Silver Samurai they put in The Wolverine? This is gonna be good 
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I just looked Jon Peters and lol:quote:According to Smith, Peters had expressed disdain for most of Superman's iconic characteristics by demanding that Superman was never to fly nor appear in his trademark costume. He also suggested Sean Penn for the role based on his performance as a death row inmate in Dead Man Walking, which he said that Penn had the eyes of a "caged animal, a loving killer." Peters then demanded that the third act of the film include a fight between Superman and a giant spider, to be unveiled in an homage to King Kong. Peters later produced the 1999 steampunk western action comedy Wild Wild West, the finale of which featured a giant mechanical spider.
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lmao I feel like I saw Shredder but then maybe there are two of them?
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That pic forgets the predator thing at the end of the predator 
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That Predator makes my stomach hurt. Jfc.
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It’s not a predator, it’s a predator iron man suit
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I feel bad for those other rad silver dudes that they weren't cool enough to get photoshopped onto GPU box art.
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Firstborn posted:
I see Megatron(or maybe Galvatron) and the war machine thing from the first Thor
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Neurolimal posted:I think a Whedon Justice League would have been perfectly servicable had it been his movie from the start; it wouldn't have been pretty, the plot would be incredibly throwaway, but it'd have enough cute character moments to make it entirely watchable. What you'd expect from a TV writer/director basically. We got those cute Whedon character moments though. The thirst, the brunch, the ~smiles~ that mean it's fun* And like all Whedon works, it's poo poo! But he should have gotten his own full cut I agree. Maybe his edit will end up on YouTube one day, it would be pretty easy; what, 80-90% of the theatrical? *If superman keeps saving the world, but doesn't smile then there's just no way to tell if he cares, he could hate the world for all I know!? Why Zack why would you do this to me
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Blood Boils posted:We got those cute Whedon character moments though. The thirst, the brunch, the ~smiles~ that mean it's fun* The boobies
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Saw this, found it neat https://twitter.com/spoki83/status/1300010938230284288?s=20
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Blood Boils posted:We got those cute Whedon character moments though. The thirst, the brunch, the ~smiles~ that mean it's fun* I'm going to give Whedon credit for the shot where Flash saves the people in the truck, and we see Superman carrying a whole building. That's it. That's the only thing I'll miss. McCloud posted:Saw this, found it neat This is whole aspect ratio thing is going to break the minds of all the people that fought against 4x3 pan & scan movies in the late 90s/early 2000s. roffels fucked around with this message at 04:20 on Feb 17, 2021 |
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Yeah, I'm beginning to grapple with the fact that "you see more" is now being used against widescreen.
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Don't worry. With this release is the only time anyone will ever give a poo poo about aspect ratio. No one talked about it before and no one will talk about it after this release.
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Surely, there must be a most ideal screen shape given human eyesight. Some kind of ellipse, maybe?
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What is the aspect ratio and framerate of real life?
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Roth posted:What is the aspect ratio and framerate of real life? planck time is basically a single frame IRL
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I am very excited to watch Zack Snyder’s justice league
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couple of comparison gifs  made by this person https://twitter.com/Dailter_Fran
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That they built the suit to do that in the second gif because they anticipated the studio interference is such a perfect summation of the entire project in microcosm.
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Roth posted:What is the aspect ratio and framerate of real life? Aspect ratio somewhere in the region of 1:1.66 assuming you have two eyes. Framerate somewhere between ~30 and 200, if the US military is believed. The trouble is, our eyes go all over the place because they have good resolution mainly in the centre and pretty bad resolution in the periphery, so filling vision is something of a moving target.
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Total Meatlove posted:That they built the suit to do that in the second gif because they anticipated the studio interference is such a perfect summation of the entire project in microcosm. It's fascinating, because Zack basically managed to shoot a lot of his stuff on the sly with the intent of having it released in some sort of Ultimate Edition thing after he gave them a heavily edited down theatrical version. One would think he'd have learned to just make a 2 hour film but I guess some people are just stubborn
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I know there's still some people who think they shot like 2 hours additional footage for The Snyder Cut, so here's a link to dispell that notion https://thedirect.com/article/justice-league-snyder-cut-reshoots-additional-scenes "In a recent appearance on the LightCast Podcast, producer Deborah Snyder revealed that production only shot “literally one scene” for "three days" during the October 2020 additional filming for Zack Snyder’s Justice League. This tacked-on production was later confirmed to have been for a 4-minute scene involving a Knightmare sequence with Ben Affleck's Batman, Jared Leto's Joker, Amber Heard's Mera, Joe Manganiello's Deathstroke, and possibly a few others "
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josh04 posted:Aspect ratio somewhere in the region of 1:1.66 assuming you have two eyes. Framerate somewhere between ~30 and 200, if the US military is believed. The trouble is, our eyes go all over the place because they have good resolution mainly in the centre and pretty bad resolution in the periphery, so filling vision is something of a moving target. Likewise, concept of human "framerate" is an inadequate metaphor because human visual perception in general is extraordinarily complex and there are multiple types of motion detection at work. Real life doesn't have a framerate because your retina doesn't work like a film strip or CMOS sensor and your brain isn't a simple display adapter for raw signal input.
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McSpanky posted:Likewise, concept of human "framerate" is an inadequate metaphor because human visual perception in general is extraordinarily complex and there are multiple types of motion detection at work. Real life doesn't have a framerate because your retina doesn't work like a film strip or CMOS sensor and your brain isn't a simple display adapter for raw signal input.
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