WebM Thread - Someone had to do it edition

>>86190871
love that flick

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>>86190871

>>86190871
is there a better zombie film than DotD 2004?

>>86190938
28 Days Later

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>>86190917

>>86190871
Love these shots, but it always bugs me that the van that crashes into the gas station literally appears out of nowhere. It just juts out from behind one of the houses going 100 mph

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>>86190871
Well the thread I started I pointed everyone here.

>>86190994
watched that last night with some pals. we actually watched Shaun of the Dead then 28 days later.

good shit

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>>86191003

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Previous thread at >>86177580

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>>86190871
ahhhh hell yeah my dude

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>these designs will never be used again
shame

The zombie craze started out amazing: 28 Days Later, Dawn of the Dead, Shaun of the Dead, etc were quality flicks. The Walking Dead was a great comic series. The Zombie Survival Guide and World War Z were great books.

Then it started bleeding into everything and got all shitty. Every game needed a "zombie mode" because zombies are easy to program and you don't really have to put much effort into it.

>>86190871
>The fireman and bystanders on the left during the first shot

>>86191125
What kino is this? Day of the Rope brought me to crazy alt-right stuff

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>>86191170
most likely will be around for a while as zombie movies are dirt cheap to make compared to most films.

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>>86190994
This seemed so obvious in 2004, but with the passing of time I'm not sure that DotD isn't at least on par if not a little bit better than 28 days

>>86191203
lol, are those the actually people that blocked the road for the shot?

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>>86191170

Have you seen Here Alone? It's on Netflix and is a pretty decent slow burn. *Very* little zombie stuff in it though. It's mostly a small woods adventure.

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>>86191237
>he looked up day of the rope but not AAWIL

give it a shot

>>86191085
When will they learn

>>86191276
Looks like the fireman is there to put the fire out after the shot is done and the bystanders are probably the people who live in the street and wanted to see them film

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>>86191284
Everyone is fine with that shot.

Yet this triggers folks.

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goddammit this painting makes me want to die.

>>86191340
To be fair, even in the end of the world I half expect folks to stand around and watch.

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>>86191384

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>>86191354
I don't think that triggered anyone other than the desperate contrarians that mostly hadn't even watched the movie yet.

that schitt was dope yo

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>>86191464
There you are, I'd forgotten I made that..

>>86191354
I haven't even seen the movie, but was the tiny ship ramming that larger ship into that other big ship going at a crazy speed? How does this make sense?

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>>86191384

>>86191354
why the second ship did not move?

>>86191504
'muh tugboats'

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>>86191479
Good reason to give up drinking..

>>86190994
Overrated

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>>86191563

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>>86191504
The ship being hit is previously been crippled.

And a Small Ship/Large ship doesn't matter as it all depends on how much power the engines have and the DeltaV it has. Tugs going at full speed can move fast, just that you generally go slow for safety reasons.

>>86191480
I could post that as a thread starter and never worry about it bumping.

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>>86191504
Large ship was disabled. They are in space. Tiny ship is a hammerhead. It pushes bigger ships. They deployed the hammerhead to push the big disabled ship into the other ship into the forcefield.
>going at a crazy speed?
they're orbiting over a planet in space in microgravity. What is a crazy speed?

>>86191552
It was crippled in the previous scene by EMP torpedoes or whatever passes as EMP torpedoes in the Star Wars universe.

>>86191669
Is that a younger version of Larry David's wife

>>86191652
>>86191632
But it doesn't make sense that the tug doesn't rip through the first huge ship, but the first huge ship crashes through the other like it's made of paper

>>86191677
so that makes it even more stupid

if there were no motors keeping the ship on place, it would not stay completly montionless when another thing hits it ON SPACE

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>>86191669

every fucking time.

EVERY FUCKING TIME.

Same fucking questions.

Same fucking answers.

EVERY.

FUCKING.

TIME.

>>86190871
streets are empty americans really cant drive for shit

>>86191699

Her name is Carlson Young and I kinda see the resemblance. They have very strong jaws.

>>86191767
Isn't this an advert for guinness

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>>86191632
oh yeah didn't mean it wasn't a great (you) generator. Without context it was pretty memable, and there's always physics fags that'll nitpick. And on the other side there's the people that watched the movie and thought it was pretty well done conclusion to the conflict of "how do we get this forcefield down?!"

>>86191793
I bet you didn't even notice the van that crashes into the car appears out of thin air

>>86191792

Wat? What are you expecting? Why don't you contribute something new?

>>86191837
>implying I can get off to it if she doesn't actually die
Pass
Also hand strangulation is pleb tier, apart from that one scene in Inglorious Basterds garroting is the way to go

>>86191733
>Completely motionless
>orbital speeds around a world with 1G will be at least 6,600 km/h

>>86191718
Basic engineering would explain why it would work that way. A structure will not have the same ability do deal with impacts when not being impacting in the same spots.

>>86191801
No it's from Noah (2014)

>>86190994
A little behind

>>86191847
that's your excuse for being poor drivers ?
ghost vans ?

>>86191934
What's this from?

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>>86191946
>>86191934
not even 30 seconds, wow

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>>86191805
Yea, in context it fine.
It also a movie series that has magic FTL travel and magic users as "the Force" so getting into autism mode doesn't make sense, and even then, it one of those things that isn't that farfetched once you run the numbers.

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>>86191837
She the cutest actress who done porn shoots by far.

>>86190938
try the original you Snyder cock sucking faggot

>>86191978
Yep
>>86191946
The Collector.

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>>86192051

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>>86192040
She's ok

>>86191248
wow they actually put this on film

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>>86191718
>But it doesn't make sense that the tug doesn't rip through the first huge ship
do we really need to relitigate this shit?

It doesn't make sense that a space craft the size of a moon can blow up a planet without getting obliterated by all the planet shrapnel as the a large gravitational mass in space with a planet's worth of rocks looking flying at it.

It doesn't make sense that you could have a lazer sword that just stops after a few feet.

It doesn't make sense that they could fly faster than time.

It doesn't make sense that you could deflect a with a fucking melee weapon.

It doesn't make sense that a lazer blaster shoots visible lazers.

So A: whining about physics in Star Wars may be fun but it's also fucking stupid sometimes.
B: could be a loadbearing or reinforced corner of that ship. Almost like they'd probably deploy the thing to hit at the place where it's designated to hit.
The ships are designed to push giant destroyers, like pilot boats and tug boats and shit, which means the giant destroyers are probably designed to be able to be pushed too huh.
>but the first huge ship crashes through the other like it's made of paper
They're overwhelmingly giant space ships. The hull of one is slicing through the top of the other (why ships in space have hulls and tops is a question for a different story)
>>86191733
>so that makes it even more stupid
it is a fantasy movie for kids
>it would not stay completly montionless when another thing hits it ON SPACE
it didn't. It got pushed into the other ship are you retarded?

>>86191354

>implying the second ship wouldn't just bounce off the one being rammed

do they even physics?

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>>86191248
>HEY FELLAS LOOK I'M ARMED AND HOLDING MY RIFLE ABOVE MY HEAD, NOW STOP RAPING THAT WOMAN

Should've just fired over their heads

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>>86192145
The attempted rape or WWZ in general

>>86191354
AT-ST'S AT-ST'S AT-ST'S

>>86192256
Bradishing a gun will normally get people to run away. Also that was his wife.

>>86192288
I'M GONNA CUUUUUUMM

>>86192256

N-nani?! She's fast!

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>>86192183
>implying the second ship wouldn't just bounce off the one being rammed
it did "bounce off" it was pushed into the barrier thing. They weigh 6 million tons each. There's not going to be much "bouncing."

>>86191504
>>86191552
the power or someshit was out and they were dead in space

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>Everyone on /tv/ acts like they are smart since this is a homage to paprika
>Not catching the dozen of other homages to movies in Inception.

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>>86192388
I say it all the time, but Darth Bauer was one of the best events to watch live with /tv/

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>>86192411
>6 million

>>86192183
bounce off? what do you think these ships are made of? rubber?

>>86192431
>homage

you mean rip-off

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The entire Club House section of this movie was perfection.

>>86192431
Is that glass door a real feature of the city they filmed in?

>>86192574
If the robot is supposed to be dormant why does it open its mouth to accept the kiss?

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>>86192621
Because it's not truly dormant/turned off, she had it in a specific testing mode to show off one of its unique flirting "tells"

>>86192698
Ah I see, fair enough

>>86192737
I really don't remember the CGI being so bad

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>>86192520
Its clearly a homage. It a movie about moviemaking and has dozens of Homages ranging from the obvious (paprika, James bond), to Man With a Movie Camera, Twin Peaks, and Blood of a Poet.

>>86192797
Your standards change with time. Back in the day that would have been top of the line CGI, now it's TV tier.

>>86192621
It wasn't domant/off

>>86192563
no idea

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>>86192797
I blame Brett Ratner. Doesn't make sense, but fuck him anyway.

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>>86192847
>Wasabi webms

Bueno.

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>>86192698
That was such a fun show

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>>86192891
Warning, problematic webms ahead!

>>86191429
Uurgh, this movie was so dumb.

>>86191354
>glorious 1000 fold Nippon steel.webm

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>>86191767

>atheists actually believe this shit

>>86193003
>Its that movie

Is it any good?

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>>86192971
I can't even remember the laundry list of complaints about this

>>86193137
It's great, you get to watch Jean Reno clobber tons of japanese manlets with golf skills while protecting the daughter he never knew he had.

>>86191852
What is this from?

>>86193200
I mean I know very little about Naval technology, but I'm pretty sure that ship would have detected those helicopters when they were miles away and shot them down.

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>>86193225
Dead Snow 2

>>86192459
You're god damn right it was.

>>86193098
What are you talking about, it's perfectly reasonable to assume the universe exploded from absolutely nothing at all, even more reasonable to assume 95% of the universe is covered in a convenient dark matter that can't be seen or detected because that's the only way to explain why things are the way they are.

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>>86192459
I only started to watch 24 with /tv/ during live another day, fun times

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>>86193378

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>>86193369
The funny thing is, this is a TAME Jack maneuver

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>>86193098
nah it makes way more sense that some dude made us in a week.
>it's perfectly reasonable to assume the universe exploded from absolutely nothing at all
it's less of an assumption and more of a hypothesis based on rate of the expanding universe and stuff that's super complicated.
>even more reasonable to assume 95% of the universe is covered in a convenient dark matter that can't be seen or detected because that's the only way to explain why things are the way they are.
There is no easy explanation for why things are the way they are. That's why desperate idiots cling to fairy tales for comfort. Much easier to just put your faith in some omniscient godmonster that just whipped up existence for us on a lark.

There is no god or gods and time doesn't exist. And that's ok.

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>>86193437
The look on Raylan's face when he puts it down
>lucky me, this guy's a moron.

>>86193592

>That's why desperate idiots cling to fairy tales for comfort

Not too far different from desperate idiots clinging to scientific theories for comfort because they don't want to entertain the possibility of other ideas about the origin of life.

>>86191718
The small ship applies force over time, like pushing your car won't make you rip through your car either. Hit an egg with another egg and most likely, just one will brake and be crushed by the other.

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>>86194754

>>86194869

That guy was great. The scene where they're off the side of the road with them and a flat tire is so tense.

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>>86194070
>reddit spacing
>Not too far different from desperate idiots clinging to scientific theories for comfort
I'm not clinging to shit bruh. But between hundreds of years of peer-reviewed academic study and progress under a method designed around seeking objective, observable, and repeatable truths, and some thousands year old religious texts written by idiot desert people, I'm gonna go with the former. Scientific progress isn't an answer. It isn't something that you get to "cling to." When new evidence or findings are discovered in academic study, the academic world readjusts it's assumptions in response. There is no dogma. It's a fluid endless process of advancing the scope of our knowledge. Why would you choose to believe that human intellectual progress peaked back when it was cool if you murdered your kid as long as he was an asshole?
>because they don't want to entertain the possibility of other ideas about the origin of life.
I've "entertained the possibility or other ideas about the origin of life" quite a bit tbphwyf. Took an entire class on it actually. It's hella entertaining. Nothing wrong with "entertaining" wacky old bullshit. It's a different story when you fucking buy it.

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>>86194754
Is that movie worth a watch?

>>86194914
go watch The Wall if you haven't, he did a decent job in it

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>>86195573
>>86196644
based Tim Roth

>>86194940

I thought it was pretty good. It's got two main plotlines and IMO one is much better than the other (Gyllenhaal's part) but it's worth a sit through. One segment of the movie was one of the most tense moments I've see recently.

I believe there are a couple different versions of the movie, if you see one where the first few minutes are incredibly odd, don't let that make you turn it off because it's not representative of the rest of the movie at all.

I think I gave it a 7 or 8 on Trakt.

>>86194964
>The Wall

I don't normally like war movies but this one looks decent. I'll give it a shot. Thanks for the recommendation!

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>>86196990
They should just stop making Excalibur/Arthurian legend movies because nothing will ever be as good as this one. I did like the Hallmark Merlin series though, Martin Short was fantastic in that.

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>>86191934
maybe s1qt turns out better

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>>86197540
>Spider-Man and Silk making out.webm

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>>86199209
When I heard the reference to this movie in The Men Who Stare At Goats, I laughed my ass off.

>>86190994
I've seen 28 weeks later and goddamn it was shit

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>>86199209

>>86199270

Yah know, I never got around to seeing that. Is it worth a watch?

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>>86191767
kek
do people actually believe this happened?

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>>86199270
makes me cringe so hard thinking about scratching plates with silverware

>>86199396

Oh god. Why in the world would you do this?!

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>>86199449
Up In The Air or The Men Who Stare At Goats?

Both are pretty good, though I've seen Goats more often. It has a very Coen brothers feel, which honestly is probably mostly because of the cast.

It's also based on a true story, and to a surprising extent. It's one of those true stories where the believable and narratively convenient bits are fictional, but the ludicrous and insane parts are true.

>>86193098
>theists believe the same except just skip to the end and thats where it starts

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>>86199396
I need more cringe reactions

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>>86190871
http://webm.land/media/A1kk.webm

>>86199602

The Men Who Stare At Goats, I've seen Up in the Air a few times. Coen-y feel is enough recommendation for me. I'll give it a shot, thanks for the recommendation!

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>>86199731
Expected some gay shit with that fleshlight in the beginning. Wasn't disappointed desu

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>>86199396
>that one guy who breathed in and slipped head first into a gap then got stuck when he breathed out

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A fucking fish

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>>86199396
>white people

>>86191033

Glad that bugs someone else too

>>86199449
why are you allowed to post this.

>>86197540
*contracts herpes and HIV at the same time*

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Tasteful bare butts normally don't get bans

>>86200652
let him be

>>86192388
bauer is the king of baddassery that season

>>86197081
>f you see one where the first few minutes are incredibly odd, don't let that make you turn it off because it's not representative of the rest of the movie at all.
Thank you for the heads up. When I saw morbidly obese naked woman dancing in the opening credits I almost was "Delete"

>>86192574
i like her tits

>>86192183
>implying meteorites wouldn't just bounce off the earth and go back speeding into space

>>86192282
Brad Pitt really started to look plastic in this one.

>>86191284
>>86191354
Both is equally retarded but the first one has sort of an excuse because it's mirroring WW2 in space. The second one is just plain idiotic.

>>86191606
was this any good? after Jay shat on it i gave it a pass, but the trailer looked great

>>86201729
please tell us why the second is idiotic

>>86191397
>To be fair
hello plebbit!

>>86194940
overrated, imo. very heavy-handed. the atmosphere is pretty effective if you're in the right mood.

>>86191384
>implying he could pull up a woman like this with not even gloves on
Immersion ruinded.

>>86191429
What a piece of shit that was god damn

>>86191288
goddamn this movie blew cocks.

>>86191563
>>86191606
Crap movie desu

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>>86202141
Interestingly, this exact thing happened in Twin Peaks season 3.

>>86191792

he doesnt realise about 75% of 4chan is b 0ts repliying to other b 0 ts.

the halcyon days are over bro.

why do i even here any more myself?

hell you're probably a bot too.

i know i am.

you watch, this reply will be posted again by someone else in a few hours.

i cant even post this post without changing it because it thinks its spam. lol

>>86191767
About the only good minute to come out of that Arronowski flick

>>86202235
cool post

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>>86202173
>>86202091
>>86202055
>>86201931
>>86202173
Assume same anon?

>>86192830
God that guy couldn't act if his life depended on it.

>>86192847
>>86192887
>>86192891
>>86193003
>>86193102
Love this one. Great flick.

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>>86202434
nah

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Just finished watching Nocturnal animals.

>The Novel portion was 1000x better then the "Real life" stuff.

>>86201001

I had the exact same experience and figured a warning was absolutely needed. I only didn't insta-delete it and pick something else because I was stoned and didn't want to have to find something else. Worked out in the end as the Gyllenhaal plotline is great and I don't normally like him at all.

>>86202828
Fair enough.

Also it is a rather forgettable movie outside of when they are pulled over and you are not sure what going to happen to the woman.

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>>86202881
I enjoyed the stuff that was in the novel (and might of enjoyed it better if it was the novel fleshed out a bit as the whole of the movie.)

The Amy Adams in the art world and getting stood up was a snooze

>>86200465
Tits.

>>86201823

The trailer really did look great and the movie isn't as good.

The opening is pretty strong but it's hampered by a few weak actors (and one terrible one) and it needed to spend a bit less money on realistic monsters (that they don't show as much of as I expected) and more on tightening up the script. I didn't like the ending at all and it went in a completely different direction than I was anticipating.

All in all, it was a decent movie but definitely not what I expected. If you're a horror fan (particularly if you're into some slightly occultish/Lovecraft vibes) you can do worse than this movie but you can also do much better.

It probably warrants a 6-6.5 score from me. I wasn't angry I watched it, just a bit disappointed.

>>86191857
what movie is this? that's a GWAR song, "Have You Seen Me?"

>>86202100

I'm curious why you thought that? I didn't think it was amazing but I enjoyed it. Especially considering it's a very indie movie.

>>86201823
It not a bad film.

It felt like someone took a good call of cthulhu RPG session and made it into a movie. Not the best movie ever but very good for the budget involved.

>>86203063
>>86203173
cheers, i'll probably wait til i'm really bored or add it to my halloween spoopy movies marathon

>>86191085
I never noticed, that first shot nearly blows his lower arm off.

>>86202228
what a block head

>>86201823
No. Not good. Sadly it's trashy as fuck with annoying bad acting on top.

>>86202872

Absolutely agreed. The stuff outside of the novel was relatively well trodden ground with the novel being much more enjoyable. What'd you think overall?

>>86202510
Good filename

damn good

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>>86203399
I loved that line when I first heard it and I knew exactly where it needed to go.

>>86203145
I hated the male character and I wanted her to kill the girl or at least kick her out of the car and leave her to survive on her own. Nothing I wanted to happen, happened

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>>86193003
Lets see who did it better.

>>86203454
Did you catch the similar line in the newest episode?

>>86190871
Ah yes, the time before everything Zack Snyder made was an overused cliche.

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>>86203576
Which one?

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>>86193137
Very good.

>>86203018
I found it here >>>86188082

>>86203353
The good

>Micheal Shannon
>Austin-Green
>Jake G
>The novel daughter was a qt 3.14
>The whole getting pulled over and the tension as the woman slowly leave the car and so on till they are driven off.
>basicly the whole novel section.

What I didn't like

>The pretentiousness of the "Real life" stuff
>worse opening to a movie ever, completely unrelated and pushes you out of the movie.
>Laura L. Is far too young to be Amy Adams Mom.
>Most of the real life stuff was boring

overall 6/10.
The novel stuff is a 8/10, the real life stuff is 2/10.

I would have enjoyed the movie a lot if it just started with the family loading up the car and going on a trip, have the fateful encounter, then fleshing out the few years of investigation from the father's point of view and then having the conclusion where he becomes a man.

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>>86193200
I forget if this is the first or second one.

>>86203601
After Anthony the insurance agent fails to kill dougie he weeps to his boss and tells him he wants to change or die.

>>86203461

The guy was a little smarmy for my tastes. I liked the lead well enough and thought the creepy quasi-incestuous stuff was an interesting take. I would've preferred her to do something else to the girl at the end as well though. The current ending feels a little film school-ish to me. I still liked it however I can see where you're coming from.

>>86203741
Ah yeah! I felt that in that scene Sizemore was calling upon his experience as a drug addict who's been in and out of recovery for 25 years.

>>86203701

Agreed entirely. The pulled over scene was so well done that it overshadowed the weaker parts for me but you basically nailed the good and the bad IMO.

>>86193378
I miss this show.

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>>86204124
>>86204037
I should number these, the second one comes before the first one.

>>86192431
how the fuck did they film this?

>>86199449
That has to be a body double right?

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night all

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>>86204251
She does have a top tier ass

but if you do not see her face in the same cut as the body part,it may very well be a body double.

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>>86191384
>filename

>>86204333
I always get confused between Farmiga's and vanHouten's ass

>>86204206
they built a real mirror and covered the camera and supports with green/blue then used composting technology.

>>86204688
> I got together with Special Effects Supervisor Chris Corbould who got his team to build an eight foot by sixteen foot mirror that could be swung shut on a hinge, effectively forming a huge reflecting door. Dneg then got to work on a series of animations that explored the range of what we might be able to get in camera with this rig and we arrived at a series of camera setups which then formed the basis for Chris and Wally’s shooting plan. This gave a great start for us in VFX, but as big as the mirrored door was (it’s size being limited mainly by weight as it was already up to 800 Lbs) we still needed to do a lot of work. The compositing team set about removing the support rig and crew reflections

>>86204271
night

>>86204508
both are A+ asses

>>86192459
>those gun flashes
WEW

>>86202356
I'd be happy for a date like that though

>>86194754
>>86194869
>>86194914

I watched this movie high as fuck and I the anxiety was unbearable. When they showed the rape scene was too much for me at the time, had to turn it off. Solid movie, would recommend. 7.5/10