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MikeJF posted:Back in 2020 when they were just kicking it off, they've refined it further since then. For an event like that they can get an alert on everyone's phones after the first handful of seconds. good thing doge is going to shut down this kind of inefficiency.
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Remember flash mobs? Could a flash mob create a fake earth quake by all shaking their phone a tiny lil bit across an area?
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maybe not, but they sure can create a color revolution
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Could this be the earthquake thread now pls
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Your mom called it an earthquake when I shook her world
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toggle posted:Could this be the earthquake thread now pls Why not both https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F1ZewAPl7L0
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Shageletic posted:Your mom called it an earthquake when I shook her world For the last time, it's not "Richter pussy".
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That phone thing is loving nuts
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Snooze Cruise posted:Remember flash mobs? Could a flash mob create a fake earth quake by all shaking their phone a tiny lil bit across an area? Unless they were incredibly coordinated in their movements to mimic an earthquake I think it's more likely the phones would misinterpret it and alert us to stay away from (or hurry to join) a mass wanking event.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dOyXdwXt8d4
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Okay, but like, what's it about? Oh right, the life of some guy named Chuck.
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thrawn527 posted:Okay, but like, what's it about? it's about 110 minutes.
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In this moment, I am euphoric.
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ruddiger posted:it's about 110 minutes. ![]()
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It's going to get a few bums on seats just from having Mark Hamill and four MCU stars on the bill.
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Flanagan also cast Annalise Basso as young Karen Gillen in Oculus. Heh
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happy to see matthew lillard in stuff again
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It really bugs me when films use an obvious backlot and don’t dress it up enough or shoot it from the right angles to hide it. It’s a good opportunity to use some CG set extension instead of letting it just look like a bunch of empty facades. I like Flanagan but his visual sense is lacking sometimes. This shot of Hiddleston dancing is framed badly and highlights the ugly backlot set too much. ![]()
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Flanagan's never struck me as being particularly interested in visual storytelling. Nothing he makes looks atrocious but you can see why he's ended up mostly doing TV. Edit: Doctor Sleep wasn't bad but I'm looking back over the trailer now and it's still very digital looking. Open Source Idiom fucked around with this message at 19:03 on Apr 15, 2025 |
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Colonel Whitey posted:It really bugs me when films use an obvious backlot and don’t dress it up enough or shoot it from the right angles to hide it. It’s a good opportunity to use some CG set extension instead of letting it just look like a bunch of empty facades. It also looks like a generic suburban pedestrian zone.
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Open Source Idiom posted:Flanagan's never struck me as being particularly interested in visual storytelling. Nothing he makes looks atrocious but you can see why he's ended up mostly doing TV. Aside from Stephen King and his wife I can't say he's ever struck me as being interested in anything. The man directs everything likes he's only ever heard about emotions.
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live with fruit posted:It also looks like a generic suburban pedestrian zone. I was gonna say, that looks like every suburban shopping plaza built in the past twenty years.
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I'm pretty sure thats just downtown Mobile, Alabama
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Le Saboteur posted:I'm pretty sure thats just downtown Mobile, Alabama I'm a nerd and decided to track it down. Looks like I see a sign with "Bohemian" behind him in that screenshot. Hopping on Google Maps, looks like it's this brand-new shopping/entertainment area down in Foley. (Last time I was passing through Foley was about 5 or so years ago when the amusement park was just starting up.) There's no good 3D Google Maps data of the area, but it certainly looks like it would fit the geometry of that scene from what we've seen. ![]()
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ShoogaSlim posted:happy to see matthew lillard in stuff again Mia Sara in a new film in 2025 is kind of loving with my brain
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PriorMarcus posted:Aside from Stephen King and his wife I can't say he's ever struck me as being interested in anything. The man directs everything likes he's only ever heard about emotions. the loving monologues in midnight mass, gah
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Colonel Whitey posted:It really bugs me when films use an obvious backlot and don’t dress it up enough or shoot it from the right angles to hide it. It’s a good opportunity to use some CG set extension instead of letting it just look like a bunch of empty facades. He looks like he's trying to get me to go six flags
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Open Source Idiom posted:Flanagan's never struck me as being particularly interested in visual storytelling. Nothing he makes looks atrocious but you can see why he's ended up mostly doing TV. It was a very brown movie E: kinda like that picture!
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Shageletic posted:He looks like he's trying to get me to go six flags Fire up some Vengaboys - I prefer the Airscape remix of Kiss (When the Sun Don't Shine)
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only an idiot wouldn't use the Lee Moses cover, it's sitting. right. there.
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Alright well I’m going to say I’m half right since that looks like a fake town square built next to an amusement park which is essentially the same as a backlot aside from it being a real place you can shop I guess. Why the gently caress would you film there, and then make it look doubly bad by shooting it in such a drab boring way? E: the horizon is in the middle for Christs sake, didn’t Flanagan watch The Fabelmans? Colonel Whitey fucked around with this message at 21:17 on Apr 15, 2025 |
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The plot summary is "A life-affirming, genre-bending story based on Stephen King's novella about three chapters in the life of an ordinary man named Charles Krantz" and ordinary men go to lame shopping centers like that.
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PriorMarcus posted:Aside from Stephen King and his wife I can't say he's ever struck me as being interested in anything. The man directs everything likes he's only ever heard about emotions. He's got this thing for profound soapboxing speeches that are meant to address the profound elements of human nature, and they've mostly just left me feeling kind of unmoved. Part of that is that he doesn't seem to like blocking monologues so the actors can walk around while speaking, but he really likes the bits where they speak and sit still and go on, uninterrupted, concerning their feelings in a sort of generic, wholesome vibe. Makes me suspect that Flanagan is the only person in the world who really likes watching auditions. There's a couple of more loopy, bugnuts speeches in House Of Usher that are far more entertaining -- the one his wife gives about identifying as a ceiling fan, and the one Carla Guigno gives about being a lab monkey -- and I think they work because they're aiming for alienating rather than relatable. Shageletic posted:It was a very brown movie I remember the stuff with Rebecca Ferguson looking alright. Nice scary night colours, not various shades of brown and chemical blue.
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I might be an outlier, but I consider Midnight Mass my favorite "show" (I know, limited series) of all time, with The Leftovers following after. Maybe I just connect more with their themes on coming to terms with death/mortality. Just spoke to me.
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kalel posted:the loving monologues in midnight mass, gah I like midnight mass a lot but it would've been vastly improved by reducing the monologues by 50%.
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Colonel Whitey posted:Alright well I’m going to say I’m half right since that looks like a fake town square built next to an amusement park which is essentially the same as a backlot aside from it being a real place you can shop I guess. Why the gently caress would you film there, and then make it look doubly bad by shooting it in such a drab boring way? I do admit I don't like the look, but I'm guessing it's so new that the shopping area was probably not super sparsely populated yet and that made it easier to use.
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live with fruit posted:The plot summary is "A life-affirming, genre-bending story based on Stephen King's novella about three chapters in the life of an ordinary man named Charles Krantz" and ordinary men go to lame shopping centers like that. My understanding is that the movie also has the titular Chuck dealing with the end of the universe.
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BeanpolePeckerwood posted:Mia Sara in a new film in 2025 is kind of loving with my brain Yeah, weirdly that name popping up made me say "oh, poo poo" out loud
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live with fruit posted:It also looks like a generic suburban pedestrian zone. I was going to say downtown Seahaven from The Truman Show.
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# ? Apr 18, 2025 14:38 |
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I guess she’s been in stuff here and there over the years, but the most recent movie on her filmography I even recognize is TimeCop.
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