I just realized it's called a 'movie' because it moves.
redpill me on this
>>81104341
mo
mō/
noun British informal
noun: mo
a short period of time.
"hang on a mo!"
vie
vī/
verb
verb: vie; 3rd person present: vies; past tense: vied; past participle: vied; gerund or present participle: vying
compete eagerly with someone in order to do or achieve something.
didn't they do a joke about it in korra with varrick
>>81104341
If that was true, they'd be called "movers"
It's actually
"mo" + "vie" (French for life), "mo" is possibly an Indo-European word for "show"
It basically means "to show life"
deepdeep4my
I just realized they call it "flick" because you're supposed to "flick" off the lights when you watch it.
they are called clickies, because the projector makes a clicking sound.
I know why it's called Kino.
>>81104341
They're called talkies, because the characters talk
>Source: That one scene in AHS Hotel where the vampire guy is talking about the origins of his AIDs
>>81104341
I just realized you're called a boring uncreative shitposter because you're a boring uncreative shitposter.
>>81104658
Actually it's because of the flicker of the images past the light bulb in the projector...
>>81104504
I like this a lot.
I thought the term evolved from people calling them "moving pictures"
>>81104984
even still it's just a shorter version of that
Why don't we call pornos fappies?
It's called film because they film it before showing
>>81104341
>it's called a walkie talkie because you walk and talk with it
oh fug
>>81105240
no because the thing its saved on is called film
like write a paper, cause you wrote stuff on a piece of paper
Just like NEWS is called NEWS because it's the plural of new aka new stories