Skwirl posted:I am. This morning US Marshals tackled a dude on a bike and arrested him in front of my place. Oddly they never Mirandized him. They don't have to. In fact, it's better for them if they don't, because then if you don't talk, it's considered an admission of guilt because you didn't invoke your right to remain silent. e: I'm trying to dig up a link because I know this sounds like horseshit, I think it was in USPol but I'm having a little trouble finding it. SALT CURES HAM fucked around with this message at 07:26 on Sep 13, 2014 |
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YTOTD: MD Geist (1986, dir. Koichi Ohata, dp N/A) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b-EnE8y48Wo The best way I can describe this is The Road Warrior if it was reinterpreted by the people who made Surviving Edged Weapons and animated on a budget of three potato chips and a ball of lint. It kinda owns. I love it when ridiculous internet slapfights remind me of poo poo I dug when I was in middle school
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Fat Lou posted:Honestly, that sounds like a done deal. We need two more CineDers and I will totally get it with you guys. gently caress, if I didn't live on the other side of the country from everyone in CineD except like, NeuroticErotica and Rageaholic (who's still kinda far), I'd be in. 
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Skwirl posted:I wish mumblecore had had more of an effect on mainstream cinema You're a monster, did you know that?
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Rageaholic Monkey posted:One of these days we're all gonna have to get together. It'll be interesting. Had I known further in advance that we were gonna be at the same NIN concert I would have totally been down for an impromptu goonmeet. 
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Jesus loving christ CPL just take a pic of yourself wearing American flag shorts already so we can quit running the joke into the ground.Rageaholic Monkey posted:Yeah, same. Were you one of the few thousand people attempting to cross that narrow footbridge over the lake to get to the free parking lot all at once after it was over? Because I was haha Nah, I had to park at the mall and walk a long rear end ways because I showed up fairly late.
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I'm sorry, I can't look at that Kanye story any other way now that I've heard someone say it was Yeezus trying to perform a miracle.
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TwistedLadder posted:Mumblecore does not need to have any further effects on mainstream cinema. Mumblecore is boring and terrible like 90% of the time. A little is okay, it's not something we need in bulk. 
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She was pretty great in Guardians, I thought. Frankly though she's more noteworthy for being loving gorgeous than for being a particularly good actress.
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The delivery on her "of all my siblings, I hated you the least" line was loving bad rear end.
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Sep 15, 2014 17:30
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Corek posted:It has better visuals but its plot is incomprehensible to anyone who hasn't played through the 50+ hour game (even when they added 25 minutes in the Blu-Ray version). I mean, it's a direct sequel, no poo poo it expects you to have played the game already.
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Skywalker OG posted:I just watched some movie called Heathers because it was mentioned in the thread without any context at all and it's loving baffling. Like any good Lynch movie, I'm going to have to watch this a couple times over to understand anything about it at all. 5 minutes after watching it, I'm just really confused. I thought I was going in seeing another classic '80's teen movie, but I got something that was absolutely completely insane. You went into a really dark comedy that relentlessly mocks 80s teen movies expecting a played-straight 80s teen movie. Heathers loving owns, just go back into it with those expectations in mind. Speaking of movies that own, Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure is a loving Swiss watch of a movie. Almost every line is either a joke or the setup to a joke, and all of them land perfectly. I think I'd say it's my favorite 80s comedy.
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Dickeye you need to get a GP03 Dendrobium or Psyco Gundam and set up a city diorama with them about to have a kaiju fight.
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Suicide Mouse is fairly old, actually.
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Uncle Boogeyman posted:Yeah, he used to be a forums member before he started making dubstep 
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So it turns out Caleb from Near Dark has been the voice of Iron Man in animated stuff for like, 10 years, along with doing a decent bit of other V/O stuff for Marvel and being Colonel Talbot on Agents of SHIELD. Kevin Feige must have really, really liked Near Dark. 
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Rageaholic Monkey posted:Hypothetical question: if I go to a music festival next month, it would only be for one day because that's all funds will allow for. Which of these, if either, sounds more worth the money: Saturday for Death From Above 1979, 30 Seconds To Mars and Skrillex, or Sunday for Trombone Shorty and Foo Fighters? DFA 1979 is dope as hell and 30 Seconds to Mars and Skrillex both sound like they'd be a lot of fun to see live, whereas I have no clue what a Trombone Shorty is and Foo Fighters is incredibly bland. Go for Saturday.
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Yeah RM what the hell is wrong with you go on Friday. This legitimately should not be a question. gently caress a Zedd, but I would give my left nut to see Outkast and Slayer.
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KenBoogeystein's music taste is generally rad as hell actually
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Go for Friday. Whether or not Riff Raff is worth a drat depends almost entirely on how much of a gently caress he decides to give; I saw him once and he only played about a quarter of a set, forgot his lyrics, and seemed coked out of his mind. Waka, however, I've heard nothing but good about.
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axleblaze posted:I'm still sort of amazed the fervor over the Spider-woman cover is still going on. I know, right? How does anyone care this much about something this stupid?
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I'm looking up the Free Internet Act and it doesn't seem to be about child porn at all? I did miss all the drama over it, though, so maybe things were different before it was old news. I'm just looking at the wikipedia page, which portrays it as pretty innocuous.
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Jesus. I guess it's better that he's a loving idiot than that he's an outright monster. I feel bad for their kids, though.
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Raxivace posted:Just look at the part where everyone is freezing to death in a locked room but instead of trying to escape we should talk about ICE-9 for ten minutes because we need to foreshadow the ending. Or yeah we need to survive this bizarre death game but hey you know we should really consider the implications of this philosophical concept John Locke came up with right here and now because etc. It is silly, but I will say it really only bothered me when reflecting on the game as a whole. I mean pretty much all VNs have stupid padding like that, so the genre may just not be for you. Like, for example, Fate/stay night has more text than loving War and Peace and it's mostly descriptions of food. e: Why did I sleep on Melvins for so long? Houdini is kicking my rear end.
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Uncle Boogeyman posted:Enjoy the Kiss cover Ahahaha this owns
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mr. stefan posted:Fate/stay night is hot garbage that wastes it's premise, though, so F/sn has some really good bits (pretty much all the action beats in the second route and the entire last third or so of the third route) but yeah, most of it is an unbearable slog and Fate/zero did a way better job with the same premise. I pretty much like it just because, for all of his inability to rein himself in, Nasu is a pretty drat good action writer and it's not that hard to hold control until the "someone bout to get their rear end beat" music starts playing.
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Hitchhiker's is a good movie, but it's easily the worst version of that story. The books and radio plays (and, for that matter, the BBC miniseries) all eat its lunch.
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CloseFriend posted:That's the real problem with the show; the thing it relies on is its weakness. I dunno, I feel like Hannibal actually avoids that trap pretty well. It fleshes out Graham a lot more than the book or Manhunter (we will not speak of Red Dragon), and other than both of them being manipulative, erudite cannibals, Mikkelsen's Lecter barely even resembles the iconic version of the character. I do cut it a lot of slack because it's one of the most beautifully shot things on American TV, though. Uncle Boogeyman posted:It's a bit more low-key than Dig! but I'll take any opportunity to push Instrument: Ten Years With the Band Fugazi There's a Fugazi doc? I need to go watch this posthaste, don't I?
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Yeah, Fincher's Dragon Tattoo is flawed but it's probably the best version of the story that will ever exist. The thing is, every single aspect of that movie other than the script got knocked out of the loving park, and even the script tried; it's just really hampered by the source material being a pile of poo poo.
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Uncle Boogeyman posted:Fincher's Dragon Tattoo is actually even worse than the already underwhelming Swedish version, but neither is as bad as the source novel. ...points for being 2/3 right, I guess?
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Slice of life: an old friend of mine from middle/high school just hit me up out of nowhere to tell me about the amazing acid trip he had where he watched Wizards on mute and listened to Filth by Swans over it. He compared it to the "mind rape" scene from Neon Genesis Evangelion. I feel like somehow this is an indirect result of me being a fuckhead at some point, because pretty much everything bizarre that happens in my life is exactly that, but I don't have the damnedest clue how.
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Holy lord this is one of the most obnoxious things I've ever seen and I generally like both Pharrell and anime
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I guess John Doolittle should be renamed John Diddlots.
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Holy loving christ I'm glad I didn't move there.
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The Den is pretty much a millenial riff on Videodrome. It's a Lovecraftian horror movie where the unknowable evil force is explicitly internet trolling. This movie is extremely my poo poo, why did I not listen to all the people recommending it before?
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Skwirl posted:The best millennial riff on videodrome is the story of you being locked up in a NOLA crackhouse, except we change it so you're locked up so mad scientists can discover the effects of slowly turning you into a catfish, instead of you just being a dumb stupid kid with bad taste in sexual partners they met over the internet. Did you have a stroke while writing that?
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