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zoux posted:https://twitter.com/nypost/status/1298275335163830272 Just a hard no on that.
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Why don't you just bring back The Newsroom while you are at it. https://twitter.com/devtesla/status/1132101053929984000
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CAPTAIN CAPSLOCK posted:Why don't you just bring back The Newsroom while you are at it. Olivia Munn's face at 1:48. Sloan was the only good part about that show.
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Aug 25, 2020 22:55
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Sloan can never exist. It's like a wild fantasy charcter that's good at everything. AKA boring.
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Aug 25, 2020 23:07
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zoux posted:https://twitter.com/nypost/status/1298275335163830272 Meh, they're just doing a stage reading of "Hartsfield Landing" from Season 3, not any new stories. How you gonna do that kind of poo poo without John Spencer
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Azhais posted:I just want to know if they're gonna use that patented Alita big eye technology while it would be cool, I don't think CW shows are at the level of budget where they can use full-on mocap Serkis people, and that was how Alita was able to pull off so much wild poo poo for all the poo poo people gave Alita it's probably the biggest single leap in CGI in the past 15 years; they basically took the general idea of Gollum from LotR and made nearly the entire cast into Gollums, and it worked to the extent that people still don't realize Alita herself was 100% CG-mocap and not just the eyes
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CAPTAIN CAPSLOCK posted:Why don't you just bring back The Newsroom while you are at it. do not tempt the monkey paw please 
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WeedlordGoku69 posted:people still don't realize Alita herself was 100% CG-mocap and not just the eyes what
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hOMuRopLgxg Behind the scenes stuff showing it. If anyone was put off watching it because of the eyes, don't be. It was such a fun movie and everything really worked. I hope they do a second.
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Aug 25, 2020 23:33
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EL BROMANCE posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hOMuRopLgxg Same. I wasn't expecting much when I went into it, and it's one of the most enjoyable movies I've watched in a while.
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It was definitely a fun movie. Don’t know that I’d ever watch it again, though
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Aug 25, 2020 23:59
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Mu Zeta posted:Sloan can never exist. It's like a wild fantasy charcter that's good at everything. AKA boring. The Expanse, on the other hand...
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Holden is an abrasive rear end in a top hat
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Open Source Idiom posted:The Expanse, on the other hand... I think everyone on The Expanse has flaws
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zoux posted:https://twitter.com/nypost/status/1298275335163830272 *enlightened centrist owns a progressive minority campaigning for basic human rights and says they're just as bad as racist conservative monied whites* Aaron Sorkin Does It Again
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Aug 26, 2020 01:16
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Yeah. She's a Gollum, and honestly, she's probably the most impressive one in cinematic history.
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Aug 26, 2020 01:17
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zoux posted:https://twitter.com/nypost/status/1298275335163830272 Can't wait till The West Wing Thing podcast episode covering this. I don't know if Dave will survive it
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The Klowner posted:*enlightened centrist owns a progressive minority campaigning for basic human rights and says they're just as bad as racist conservative monied whites* When did that happen? The Republicans in the show are practically cackling villains with the exception of Arnold Vinick and he only came in after Sorkin was fired.
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Mu Zeta posted:I think everyone on The Expanse has flaws Yes, being boring cardboard cutouts of human beings
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Aug 26, 2020 05:32
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corona for some, miniature pelosi yas queen t shirts for others.
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Aug 26, 2020 05:42
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Anyone know of a TV Listing website that you can plug in a couple of movie titles and it can tell you when it shows up on a cable channel? Kind of like a wishlist or something that could email you within a week of something coming on?
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WeedlordGoku69 posted:
What? The fact that she looks so obviously cg-mocap was a major reason why I was skeptical about the movie.
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Aug 26, 2020 20:11
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Altered Carbon canceled. Personally not too sad as I really didn't like s2.
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muscles like this! posted:Altered Carbon canceled. Personally not too sad as I really didn't like s2. This was a mercy. I was kind of curious as to how bad a third season would suck though.
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CBS is airing season 1 of Star Trek Discovery this fall because it's 2020 and we live in the topsy turvy world where streaming is providing content for network tv rather than the other way around.
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https://twitter.com/IncredibleCulk/status/1298730289737293824 The loving nerve
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Jokes on you you little jerk, I already felt old
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bull3964 posted:CBS is airing season 1 of Star Trek Discovery this fall because it's 2020 and we live in the topsy turvy world where streaming is providing content for network tv rather than the other way around. More likely cause they don't have poo poo else to show.
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bull3964 posted:CBS is airing season 1 of Star Trek Discovery this fall because it's 2020 and we live in the topsy turvy world where streaming is providing content for network tv rather than the other way around. Hell yeah, my procrastinating and being cheap paid off!
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bull3964 posted:CBS is airing season 1 of Star Trek Discovery this fall because it's 2020 and we live in the topsy turvy world where streaming is providing content for network tv rather than the other way around. The implicit "It's never going to be free" is always a lie when it comes to the media landscape. FFXIV's creators said it'd never be free, so as to maintain a greater amount of quality, and now the original game and the first expansion are free, early WoW-style. I guess people with money might've thought "it's never going to come to network TV and streaming is the only way to watch it" and now it's on network TV.
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GreenNight posted:More likely cause they don't have poo poo else to show. Well, yeah, that's the whole 2020 bit.
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It's remarkable how they managed to make ST Discovery look so expensive and yet the show is so boring
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As opposed to the other ST shows, which are just cheap and boring?
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How long are the episodes? They gonna cut em down for commercials? I know all the f bombs are gone.
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GreenNight posted:How long are the episodes? They gonna cut em down for commercials? I know all the f bombs are gone. Yeah, their whole single one.
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Do you think we'll see a difference in the typical release schedules/seasons due to all this virus stuff? Seeing that there is practically nothing on these days, does that mean the typical fall/winter/spring calendar will be different to what we normally experience? Granted, the majority of the non-streaming shows I watch are on the likes of HBO, Showtime, FX, AMC etc. and they don't adhere as strongly to the whole fall/winter thing but I'm just wondering if we're are going to have TV overload come April next year or we'll instead see a lot more content in say, January than we'd normally see?
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It'll probably be like the writers' strike or something, I doubt we'll notice. Also some networks are going to fill the gap by airing shows they made for online, like CBS, or maybe even license broadcast rights for streaming shows they didn't make. If it hasn't started already, I'd imagine that a lot of production is going to shift to places where the virus is under control, maybe even moving over seas. If production hasn't restarted in CA it will soon, I think. The real losers in all this are production companies in places like Georgia and Texas.
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Even in places where its under control, there are restrictions in place that make filming of some shows difficult. For example, Supernatural started filming their remaining episodes, but that show usually only has a handful of people on camera at once usually on a soundstage so it's not going to matter so much. Other shows though are likely going to seem a lot smaller scale. You aren't going to have really any on location shooting. You aren't going to have scenes with that many people in them (unless they are added digitally afterwards). Even things like fight/stunts will be scaled down or eliminated to keep the number of people on set low. Basically, were going to be seeing (likely truncated) seasons worth of bottle episodes. I also question how many shows are going to be able to shoot concurrently in studios based on the restrictions. Nothing is really going to get "back to normal" until the 2022-2023 season.
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Godspeed Corporate. You were the show we needed and could probably run for another 100 seasons
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