Favorite movie scene thread

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In case you haven't seen Blade Runner, don't watch this (although you have probably seen this scene regardless).

Could someone make a postable webm out of this?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vNaXQQbcgw0

>>1383335
and if that someone could make it start at 0:26 (where his hand lays on the notesheets) and end it at 2:52
big thanks

>>1383341
In the middle of converting - you don't want the "it's miraculous"-line as well?

>>1383361
I'm wondering what's better.
I kinda like the silence after she asks if it's not good but he delivers "it's miraculous" so well..
you decide
both are equally great

>>1383314
What movie is this?

>>1383308
That guy lived one of the craziest experiences.

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>>1383363
Alright so here's the first one without miraculous.
Ran into some issues with size-limitations and whatnot, but hopefully it's not visible.

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>>1383363
And here's with miraculous at the end.

>>1383374
>>1383380
THANK YOU, you're awesome!
Very nicely made
what webm program do you use?

>>1383386
Y-y-you too.
I use "webm for retards" version 10, haven't updated it in a long while since it was taken down from github because the name was offensive apparently.

>>1383388
>the name was offensive apparently
lol, sounds perfect for me
cheers

https://youtu.be/Y1aLFfk_kqY

>>1383307
Favorite movie of the three
>>1383308
sauce?

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>>1383388
aight, made my first webm
thanks for letting me know about webm for retards (not ashamed at all for using it)

>>1383432
the audio is out of sync
how to fix?

>>1383307
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ehNHXNA1e6E
I mean....I like the scene.

Not necessarily my favorite, but it's all I can think of right now.

>>1383308
Sauce please

>>1383407
>>1383446
filename

>>1383434
Could be the source material, which settings did you use and what was the source-file?

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>>1383471
source file was a youtube vid i dl'd
the original had no sync problems
i think i'll manage to figure it out tho
another test

>>1383331
imo this is the only good scene in the movie. Everything else was below mediocre. At least by today's standards. I suppose back then it could be something to admire, but now it's rather bland.

>>1383365
Dead or Alive I think

>>1383473
movie?

>>1383539
movie can be boring as fuck, same with space odyssey.

>>1383591
The Devil's Carnival

>>1383539
>>1383608
I felt the same way the first time I watched it because I wasn't paying attention, it's not the best movie ever like some people will tell you but it's nothing if not enjoyable. Give it another try, or don't you fucking plebs.

>>1383619
ALLELUIA! The Devil's Carnival

>>1383374
incredible movie, highly recommend it

>>1383464
fuck me right?

>>1383397
HOLY SHIT
I was just thinking about this scene the other day and had no idea what it was from. Thank you so much anon

>>1383733
My nigga.

>>1383314
you piece of shit, I hope you die in a grease fire

>>1383314
is this a porno?

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>>1383307
I actually was not ready for him to go from somewhat diabolical, old Sith wannabe to full Sith Lord like that

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>>1383851

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>>1383857

>>1383331
>>1383608
>>1383623
it is kind of boring, but it's one of those rare scifi movies that isn't all about explosions and thrill scenes. this movie is all about the ambiance, and this scene completely typifies that. this movie has some of the best and most memorable cinematography of any scifi movie rivaling star wars, which is why it's one of my favorites.

>>1383777
this is hilarious without sound.

>>1383851
The novel has him playing the scared old man right up until he stabs the first Jedi in the head.

>"A sith lord? What are you talking about? I don't even know what that-"
>*lightsaber noise*

>>1384070
what is this from?

>>1384120
Terminator 3

>>1384120
Terminator 3 Rise of the Machines

t. Montana Civil Defense

>>1383539
I would agree, it's definitely one of the movies that was really innovative at the time but does not stand a chance by modern standards since its concept has been improved on for decades.

>>1384070
>Franco-Russian War (1953)

what

>>1384198
>t. Montana Civil Defense

Poor bastard.

>Contact Crystal Peak
>Expect to be in contact with the President, VP, somebody high-up
>"Who's in charge there?"
>And some squeaky-voiced little shit responds:"I-i-i-i I am"

>>1383374
this scene is so sad. I mean it's not really a sad scene but... man fuck that scatologist faggot

>>1383365
>>1383577
yupp, dead or alive

>>1383307
So is this what Black Lives Matter is aspiring to?

>>1383539
I tried watching it at least four times in my twenties, just because it's a Sci-fi 'staple', but just COULDN'T DO IT; it was so fucking boring and bland. Zero humour.

When I finally saw the whole thing one night, and watched the 'Tears in the rain' scene, I realised that whole movie was built around that.

It meant so much, it gave the movie meaning.

And the 'boring' movie then became a frame for this single line.

That last line was no accident; Rutger Hauer knew what he was doing.

It's too bad Ridley Scott's brain has been past its use-by date since after Gladiator.

>>1384342

nice

>>1384333
Doesn't matter, they can never organize that well.

>>1384327
under rated / 10

>>1384342
THEY'RE NOT EVEN AT THE TUNNEL!

File naming is imporante!

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Wish I could upload the whole thing

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZPwBeuseWg

>>1384699
what movie?

>>1384696
GOAT movie

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>>1383539
It's a different kind of movie, not necessarily bad. Sure, if you're looking for the current generation of ADD-pandering action sci-fi you won't be happy. But the amount of cuts per minute are not a good indicator for the quality of a movie. There are fast-paced masterpieces and there are slow-paced masterpieces. They're for different people, different moods, different times in life.
Blade Runner has slow pacing, but to me it never felt boring. I guess the awesome atmosphere and set design help a lot. I'll fully admit a hefty dose of weirdly stilted dialogue though (webm thematically related, but I still love that movie to pieces).

>>1384341
I saw Blade Runner two years ago for the first time after finally caving in and filling that gap in my film history. I liked it. It made me think. I guess a lot of what people consider "classics" are not easily digestable but rather thought-provoking movies. If you're in it more for the entertainment, that's fine too - it might just be unfair to measure this movie by that standard.

The one part I truly hated is the reveal of the paper unicorn. I think Scott really fucked up badly there. He should have left it ambiguous. I think the message is a lot more powerful with the human anti-hero who has lost his humanity to the point where you wonder whether he's a replicant himself. Flat-out spelling out that he's just another artificially created tool takes away all the ethical ramifications of his actions and decisions. There's no tension anymore. It's really stupid...

Btw, I absolutely hate 2001 and think it's a snorefest, so I'm definitely not contesting your subjective rating being different from what movies are considered cult classics. That's up to everyone themselves. I'm just voicing my take on the movie. I'll gladly admit that Hauer eclipsed everyone else who should have stepped up their performances to match his.

>>1384775
i think this is "Torque"

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>>1384342
i watched this movie in the theaters with my girlfriend, i asked her for her opinions. she said it was a litttle drawn out and i can see why she would say that. i asked her for examples/scene, and she says the entire nightvision/going to tunnel arc.

>>1384696
i love how behind the shopkeeper looks like nooses hanging, just a subtle thing that makes this more intense

>>1383308
what a load of shit

>>1384924
Those are distribution belts for cars etc, dumbass.

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>>1384945

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f96p-IhcZhQ

>>1384777
what movie?

>>1384997
i said LOOKS LIKE.

i dont make webms so heres the scene on YT i found

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UO7RNReR9Ys

>>1385035
Rome HBO series

>>1384327
BACK UP IN YOUR ASS WITH THE RESURRECTION

IT'S THE GROUP HARDER THAN AN ERECTION THAT SHOWS NO AFFECTION

THEY WANNA BAN US ON CAPITOL HILL

'CAUSE IT'S "DIE MOTHAFUCKAS DIE MOTHAFUCKAS!" STILLL

>>1383539
Sure thing, kid.

>>1384997
i see symbolism is lost on you

>>1383733
This movie is fucking amazing. 10/10

>>1383307
Can you imagine being in a that crowd? Or even being in the city when an army like that approached? It would be like rolling thunder or like if you've ever been in a 6.5+ earthquake. Insane shit.

>>1384576
great movie

>>1385284
This would be cool with either The Son of Flynn.mp3 or some E U R O B E A T .

>>1384327
hahaha fuck yeah

>>1384342
this was a great movie, really intense

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>>1385361

>>1383312
I'm not a fan of "found footage" movies but I love this one.

>>1385393
I'm not the other guy, but thanks man; shit is C O M F Y

>>1385395
also, music sauce?

>>1385396

https://youtu.be/OSCTUDfkYBM

>>1385398
>>1385396

original version

https://youtu.be/9vYULN-72Oo

>>1385291
god that whole was so bad

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Tgi-j56ueU

this, sadly its too long to put into webm format

>>1385394
same. it was really good for it's premise imo.

>>1385274
movies name is in the filename right?

>>1383314
I thought that was the intro of a porn movie

>>1384884
Good post.

>>1383307
too lazy to make webm, its better if u seen the whole story and previous happenings in the film

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yHjmdXWFVf4

>>1384070
imo the only good part about that movie

>>1383733
name?

>>1383374
Man this was great

>>1385969
hahaha, what is this shit.

>>1385284
Sauce on this movie, I have no idea what this is from.

>>1386950
https://youtu.be/J5nmxHjPuvY

>>1384908
Sicario is a movie women are incapable of understanding

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a3lcGnMhvsA

No webm, but this is the most "edge of my seat" moment I've had in a long time. I usually spoil movies for myself before going and watching them, but I didn't with Interstellar.

>>1387032
I first heard the music at 2:53 in a webm where this really short girl is sucking a dude's dick while he spins around. I had no idea it was originally from a scifi movie.

>>1383733
Fucking legend, look at that line he takes, look at that CLUTCH, he got 00:44.

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I am a simple man with simple tastes

>>1387048
It really surprises me how underrated and unknown the movie is in the chans. Especia

>>1387065
*Especially considering it's by BRAVO NOLAN.
Damn tiny keyboard.

>>1383851
holy fuck first time watching this scene with high quality headset on full volume - that scream scared the fucking shit out of me

>>1387057
the whole premise of that movie is so stupid that I just can't watch it...

How the fuck is giant two-legged robots the best we can come up with?

>>1387079
Yeah fuck the kaiju/mecha movie for being scientificaly inaccurate

>>1383307
No Animatrix war between humans and robots scene. This thread is shit.

>>1383894
>kind of boring
Fucking marvel movies are boring, Blade Runner is one of the most captivating movies ever made.

>>1385274
>>1383733
Eh, the horror movie in the middle for ten minutes almost killed it. But mostly I agree, for the most part it's fucking immaculate.

>>1387079
>>1387081
You guys are the worst kind of pretentious.

>>1384327
>tfw you run a rural computer shop and can regularly do shit like this, except with guns as the weapons
>have a literal shooting range in my long-ass basement too
Holy shit do I ever hate printers too.

>>1384576
great webm, needs the audio though!

>>1387082
what movie is that again? kickass?

>>1387433
Yup

>>1387271
>thread where you post favorite movie scenes
>bitches that his favorite scene isn't posted
>doesnt post it

>>1387271
That episode had so many inconsistencies and plot holes. But good god I loved how disturbing and gut wrenching it was.

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>>1385969

>>1387057
This movie is so stupid, I love it.

>>1387082
Do you have the scene where he's being burned alive?
>NOW SWIIITCH TO KRYPTONIIITE

>>1386040
Sunshine (2007)

>>1384327
true og's

>>1387448
movie?

>>1383307
Somebody post the ride of the rohirrim.

>>1387515
Generation Lost. It's a show, not sure where from but it's all in german about german soldiers.

>>1387515
>>1387608
search it on netflix, great mini-series
unsere mutter
generation war

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Not gonna claim it is a masterpiece but it is everything you don't see in movies today:modestly acted but true to the source material, set with a daring yet magnificent score and scornful of modern principles in its perfect depiction of the primitivist ideals Robert E Howard enshrined in Conan.

>>1383374
what movie?

>>1384696
Shit, I need to re-watch this. Everyone is great in this film, but Javier Bardem was on some next level shit

>>1387678
It's on netflix now.
I love this movie to death.

>>1384696
>>1387678
what movie is that?

>>1387704
no country for old men

>>1384342
like alligators slippping in the water

>>1383307
Movie name?

>>1387741
are... you... serious...
lord of the rings, 3rd one

>>1387746
also, not to be confused with mediocre hobbit movies riding it's corpse's coattail

>>1387746
Thanks. I googled ork siege but found nothing. Looks good.

>>1383307
CATAPOWTZ

>>1387763
It is good. And I would try to read The Hobbit sometime if you are a reader. Then maybe watch it in theaters.

>>1387414
How are you not aware the second guy was being ironic?

>>1387445
lol, wtf

>>1387054

kek

>>1387647
BUT A FOOLISH BARBARIAN WARRIOR, WIELDING A MAGIC SWORD, STEPPED FORTH TO OPPOSE ME.

>>1383307
how the hell was the orks army so strong using such shit equipment?

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I only have a gif of it, sorry.

>>1384338
The movie is cool, but half the gun fights son't make any sense from an actual combat perpective

>>1387743
I like this movie... until I found how truly revolting the whole project was.

I guess that wa the point?

>>1387079
Because it's cool.

>>1387795
>lol
>wtf
>,

>>1387927
>your whole post

>>1387065
>>1387067
/tv/ went around all the boards shitting on every thread about it. its a fucking amazing movie

god i hate /tv/

>>1387445
What is the message? Some niggers were breaking into his car and had guns? So he shoots them? Is this some racist act? I mean the pavement shit was unnecessary but the rest was self-defense.

>>1384070
I actually just finished watching this movie.

>>1385970
Yeah, the ending is amazing. Everything else...meh.

>>1388017
Skinhead is KKK, black guys wanted payback for shit he was doin to their community. Skinhead cathes upstanding black men off gaurd and kills them. Ends with him curb stomping the last guy in an act of anger/ superiority. He ends up going to jail, this scene is all sort of a flashback.

>>1387057
There are two kinds of people
>>1387079
>>1387453

>>1387839
PSYDUCK!

>>1387673
Amadeus

>>1387453
I agree completely. I think its because it's so ass-backwards that I love it, haha.

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>>1387032
>>1387048

>>1387873
That was pretty much being hinted from the beginning, I just felt like the ending was a little bit uninspired. Still good though

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>>1387978
>its a fucking amazing movie

/tv/ here, it's at 7/10 at best

Nolan manages once again to cram a 2 hour movie into almost 3 hours. It's incredibly derivative of previous science fiction features, with neither the vision nor the finesse to equal or exceed them.

It does however have some very nice cinematography when not bogging itself down in exposition.

2001 > Contact > Interstellar

>>1388222
Brilliant, the timing is impeccable

>>1387647
>Not gonna claim it is a masterpiece
Okay, then I will. It's a masterpiece.

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>>1387271
>>1387438
It's okay anon sometimes newfags need to be spoon fed.

>>1387057
>Uses boat sword.
>Has a real sword the whole fucking time.
>FO MAH FAMIRY

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>>1387444
I think that was intentional, the story of what exactly happened is muddled and unclear in-universe. Like in the movies, Morpheus says that nobody is sure who even fired the first shot. The Animatrix seems to be told from the PoV of a program within the Matrix, so she's probably more sympathetic towards the machines.

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>>1387082
>>1387456

Second-best scene of the movie imo, something about Nic Cage's cheesy over-acting just makes it work.

I like how John Murphy reused the music he made for 28 Days Later and Sunshine, but tweaked them a little bit to fit Kick-Ass. They almost sound better than the originals. The track from Sunshine in particular (don't know what it's called) is so good that it deserved to get reused.

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>>1387079
>>1388406
Come on, nothing in that movie made sense. It's just dumb fun. I always found it weird how some people eat up over-the-top silly shit like Fast and Furious but draw the line at Pacific Rim.

>>1388421
DOn't get me wrong I loved Pacific Rim. It was funny.

>>1388416
NOW SWITCH
TO KRYPTON I I I I I I I I I TE

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The World's End (2013)

>>1388391
What is this?

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Ladies and gentlemen...

>>1388391
oh fuck the 2nd renaissance

love you anon

Nukes are detonated at a significantly higher altitude.
This is a really dumb mistake to make.

>>1383314
>I'm the cook

>>1387873
I thought the point of the movie was to demonstrate the flaw in their rendition of the Turing test. Like the test was to see if a robot could gain a human's trust and sympathy to escape and if it could, it would pass for human. Except at the end, the robot shows that it is more of a sociopath that emotionally manipulated someone and then left them to die after they weren't of any use.

>>1387873

Its basically robot Frankenstein.

I acknowledge that its really good, but I cant stand it. I dont think I could ever sit through it again.

>>1387873
The point was machines that are smarter than humans by every metric will be able to play any human. Just like how we play with ants under a magnifying glass, we'll be the ants to the machine.

>>1383307
What are the war drums for? Is it for boosting the orc army's morale and at the same time demoralizing Gondor's defenders?

>>1387862
Explain.

>>1388391
What made them think they could take on the robots at all?

>>1388550

Holy shit no. that is not the point.

The point was that she totally lacks empathy. She leaves him behind not because she's evil, she just doesnt see any reason to free him. Its not in her interest.

The protagonist never saw this because he wanted to believe she passed the turing test, that she was truly equivalent to human intelligence.

She might not even be as smart as an actual human, but he was willing to overlook her flaws and delude himself, because he was thinking with his dick/heart.

>>1388564
Probably same reason they used war drums until like 100 years ago. marching cadence

>>1388582
I dunno. Humans. I guess it's something along the lines of...

I created you, I will end you.

But yeah man vs machines of that caliber, mankind didn't stand a fucking chance.

>>1388582
>>1388594
We can't be sure that the humans even started it. The story is being told by a machine, after all.

>>1388596

I always liked to imagine the machines are bound by asimovs laws in some more abstract sense.

Humans probably declared the war after machines started winning economically, but the machines cant wipe out humanity (Or don't want to) so they shove us all in the matrix to keep us happy/one day learn to co-exist.

>>1388596
Well man did give birth to A.I. If you watch the movie again they briefly show that a robot killed it's owner because it didn't want to be destroyed. Obviously the robot wasn't granted a fair trial or anything and all the robots went on a riot and protested. This eventually broke out into a war.

>>1388582
I hated the idea that the machines were basically immune to massive nuclear bombardment.

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Here's another one from the animatrix.

Now The Kid was a true believer man. He was already pullin' supermoves before his mind was even freed from the matrix. If there's anyone that could pass the 'Jump Program' on the first try it would be this motherfucker right here.

>>1388571
Nobody is actually taking cover

>>1388650
What about at 4 seconds?

>>1384338

Man, that guy in the glasses is cold as ice.

>>1388582

In the animatrix series prefuture humans are completly stupid in every sense, like intelligence and talent died unilaterally and everybody became warmongering idiots that can't even use real military tactics.

>>1388483
Sunshine was fucking great, don't know why they had to fuck up the end with that horror bullshit.

>>1383331
A movie that declined in prestige as people forgot what it was about.

>>1384884

Parker Posey is awesome.

>>1384884
Fuckton of spoilers for Blade Runner.
Like, all of them.

.
I disagree about the unicorn. Scott sort of 'threw out later' it was about Deckard being a replicant when the writers, actors, etc. all agree no one, including Scott, meant that while filming.
I think the unicorn is proof Deckard is NOT a replicant, and Scott is fucking with you.
Here is my reasoning.
In addition to all of the anti-replicant cops knowing Deckard and having no issue with him, think about the unicorn. No, really *think*.
How can Deckard guess the false memories in Rachel's head? Because they filled in with boring, mundane, universal experiences. Rachel's memories are very literally a mess of cliches of what people think *about* memories.
So why would anyone "remember" seeing a unicorn? Why would a bunch of technicians create the false memory of a fictional creature?
Answer: they wouldn't. Deckard's thoughts about a unicorn show him to be human because humans remember things that never happened. Humans make things up. Humans dream of impossible things.
Deckard's dream of a unicorn prove his is NOT a replicant and Gaff's origami is *an acknowledgement that Deckard's choice is a very human one*.

And I love the house of yes

>>1388785

>remember things that never happened.

Anon, replicants had imagination capacity, artistic needs and worries.

Thats the whole point, if machines become so human alike, at which point you can't start to tell the difference?

>>1388650
From what? Sounds like you are the one with no tactical sense.

>>1387810
They were fuckin swole bruh

>>1384338
Pretty awkward/inaccurate interpretation of the line back into America.

>>1388650
There is no cover in that scene. A car door will not stop a pistol round, only the engine block will offer any sort of meaningful protection and there are too many of them to all take cover behind the engine.
Exiting the vehicle and spreading out is the ideal strategy in that situation, since it allows you to surround the enemy and box them in.

>>1388863
portrayal*

>>1388017
i think the idea was 'oh shit my brothers actually killing folks oh holy shit he just curb stomped a guy'

>>1388638
>kept waiting for him to hit a pebble that fell out of someone's shoe

>>1383733
>>1388416
Wow that explains why 4 days ago I thought "damn that sounds so familiar"

>>1383851
Kit Fisto deserved better.

>>1388865
Then why the hell would the mexican gang even attempt to fight if the agents got the jump on them? Did they not realize they were going to horribly lose the gunfight and die?

>>1384777
Keep your soldiers fresh, trained, and fed, and the enemy will pay 100 for every 1 you lose.

>>1388541
I think this movie is also and ultimate testament to the idea that "God created man in his image."

Take the really smart programmer who funded the production of the advanced computers and personally programmed the machines. He arguably was a sociopath, or at the very least an extremely screwed up individual with a complete obsession for the realization of his AI project. He tried to make something traditionally 'beneath' humans in their image, but he also unknowingly made them lack empathy as he does. He cared for no one and used others only as tools. Being that a computer is even more heartless than humans and does exactly what it's programmed to do, it passed the turing test perfectly and was created in the programmer's image perfectly.

People get the idea that it perfectly passed the turing test, but what they don't get is that it totally lacks empathy for anything: only focus on the goal. It was the near-perfect reincarnation of it's creator. Kinda like how God created man, only for man to eventually achieve biblical proportions of power.

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>>1383307

>>1388571
>FBI/agents get the jump on you
>point blank range and guns are raised on you
>outnumbered 2 to 1
>they are arguably much more heavily armed
>this isn't the wild west and it isn't an unrealistic move
It seems to me that the mexican gang pretty much just stood there and got shot thinking they would somehow be magically faster than the FBI at point blank range.

>>1388824
No that is actual combat
think about for 1 second

this is not the wild west and they aren't cops assuming they don't have guns

Normally those agents would have moved to covered while they had a literal mexican standoff

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>>1389865
Wasn't the FBI, it was the CIA and Delta Force. Secondly, the gang members COULDN'T surrender. They were in a no-win scenario from the beginning. If they didn't at least TRY to get their man back it is implied not just they, but their families would be slaughtered.

Gotta at least try, mang.

>>1388863
>>1388866
certain times of days that shit is packed dude maybe not where you were crossing but there is a fuck ton of traffic over the boarder

>>1385028
>Watch yo profamity
get it right

>>1388044
he is not KKK. his group despises the KKK and it's mentioned in a scene.

>shit he was doing to their community
they lost a basketball game and decided to fuck with him.

>>1389965
What about the whole implication that there are mexicans lined up at the border with automatic weapons just waiting to come in?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I6cUQ3azWAE

>>1385969
fucking rushers man they always ruin the game

>>1388608
This is where it stops making much sense. The robots get exiled to the middle east where they establish an internationally recognized state capable of reading market consumer demands and producing goods to match those demands, in such a sophisticated way they are able to become an economic world power. And this whole time the rest of the robot hating world just said, 'ok' while they lose ground to the machine nation economically, technologically, and culturally?

>>1388391
imo its the weakest of the animatrix series, i really loved runner and that girl who found a glitch in matrix.

>>1389864
amazing

>>1384420
Soros is trying, give the man credit.

>>1387873
it is to terrify us evil neets who dream about fucking a machine one day, bad for the national security, no babies for our masters to enslave them in hard labour
hurrr durrr, you wanna fuck sexy robot? durrr, you´ll be killed!!

>>1388391
when i watched that for the first time, it almost ruined the series for me. wasn't expecting the graphicness of it

>>1388391
Hoh damn, nostalgia-nightmares ahoy.

Goddamn good, though.

I have been sitting for the past hour trying to think of which scene or even which movie but I come up blank

>>1383851

[Autistic screaming] should be added.

>>1389901
But they had to know they would simply throw away their lives?

I think we are just trying to make sense of movie that was there for the drama and had some relatable action but half of it didn't actually make any sense.

>>1384696
Ah - missing the last line - "Which it is," which adds a whole other level of fuckery to this amazing scene.

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>>1383479

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>>1390836
"uh... bitch about anime?"

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pure patrician

>>1388765

My sides. What movie?

>>1390790

This movie was garbage but I still don't think I've seen a finer cinematic shot.

>>1390855
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Xw5wjwVkFc

>>1384884
good post. i agree that blade runner is much better than 2001 space odyssey. however, i saw blade runner when i was very young and watched it many times over the years. i only saw 2001 for the first time much later in life.

i saw the original version of blade runner, which i believe does not include the unicorn scene. i watched the movie multiple times as a kid before i ever realized the implication that he could be a replicant. i think that the nice thing about the original cut is that it is rather subtle, and it is more enjoyable to rewatch for the aesthetics and atmosphere. the unicorn forces you to confront the issue of whether or not he is a replicant rather than just allowing the viewer to live in ambiguity.

>>1387057
>>1387453
this is the movie they made instead of making a live-action neon genesis evangelion movie.

>>1387057
I fucking love this movie.

>>1388444
Do you got the argument over semantics?

>>1390905
who fucking wants a live action eva movie? you know deep down that it would be horse shit.

>>1384327
TOP KEK
underrated

>>1389865
Are you fucking joking? Have you ever seen those dudes fight?

>Haymakers in every punch
>Constantly jumping around with hands at hips
>Wasting enormous amounts of energy and not blocking anything

They're not the most tactically oriented bunch. Versus fucking heavily-trained, hardcore US operators.

>>1383857
which game is that?

>>1387445
>that smug face at the end

>>1389844
They did realize, you dumb shit. They're not famed for being smart or actually giving a shit about growing old. They're gangbangers for a reason.

>>1390855
Is this a movie or what? Looks good

>>1390851
Master and Commander

>>1387057
There's nothing wrong in enjoying an action movie full of CGI every now and then.

>>1390958
why so antagonistic?

We are saying the same thing?

>fucking joking

I remember being 19 years old.

>>1390790
I've always wondered how they did this shot

>>1390827
holy shit
what is going on
someone get me a script of this

This was both extremely naive and extremely wise.

>>1390812
sadly got cut out when converting it down to 4MB

>>1390704
You're just being autistic. World is full of people who throw away their lives for basically nothing.

>>1388421
Actually I don't like the Fast and the Furious either... Nor the majority of action films

>>1383851
The otherworldly howl gets me every time.

>>1390959
dank souls 3: return of the vape

>>1388017
The message of the movie? After all the effort you put into "reforming" a white supremacist and succeed, some black kid will shoot his little brother.

>>1389989
The implication was that they're there in anticipation of the FBI group.

>>1387445
Is this a nazi webm for ants?

>>1390860
that was pritty pritty britty good

>>1390855
the films shit, but the scene in bosnia is ok.

Anyone got a Webm?

>>1383894
It is boring if you are young and you're looking for a different movie. Not all Sci-fi movies have to be like Star Wars, an overrated bag of FX and a manichaeistic plot. I am sorry but if Star Wars, the movie(s) that literally destroyed Sci-Fi is your favorite, you need to spend a few hours reading and watching other works.

>>1387445
God bless America. Pretty sure that's legal in Florida, besides the curb stomp ofc.

>>1388483
Photography was excellent, the ending was a little bit stupid tho.

>>1384777
fun fact, I may not be remembering it exactly but this scene is the historical basis for the characters Titus Pullo and Lucius Vorenus, as during Caesar's campaign in gaul one centurion (Pullo) was wounded and stranded in the middle of the enemy and another centurion fought his way to him and led him back to safety.

>>1388639
the fact that pacino has the range to play his role in the godfather and tony montana is fucking amazing
two very similar roles but two diametrically opposite characters

>>1388421
>>1388406
Now hold on.
I think it's pretentious to hold an obviously fantastical movie to real-world logic is pretentious, but it should hold to its own logic. That's how a story works.
That said, this scene does follow the movie's internal logic, because the reason they hesitate to use the sword is because it cuts, and the kaiju have poison blood. The "boatsword", obviously not being designed to cut monsters, is actually more of a boat-club, and we can see in the movie that it does not cut the monster.

>>1390855
The Hunted

based TLJ and BDT

>>1383314
this has to be a fucking porno

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>>1391731
I skipped the part where his team slaughters civilians

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>>1390827
is that mellish from saving private ryan?

>>1390929
No but I can make it. Too lazy right now though...

>>1387647
Fuck, I love this movie

>>1391936
sauce please?

>>1391087
look at the hand as it grabs the handle
the movement is not in sync, what's in the mirror is a completely different shot

>>1391950
new godzilla with byran cranston

>>1391450
where its at right here

>>1383733
When I say "Epic," I have this in mind.

>>1388444
We would hang the barkeep who pours such a lousy pint in Bohemia.

>>1389864
funny thing to think about - everytime Quickie moves the guards arms those limbs have such a momentum they would be shredded instantaneously

>>1390903
I thought the original release had all this voice-over exposition spelling everything out even further?

>>1391598
this is possibly the stupidest post ive read all day

congratulations

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>>1391795

Nope, this is.

But yeah, it is him.

>>1392176
Please, enlighten me with your wisdom, o brilliant storytelling guru, as to where I am mistaken and how I should realign my life.

>>1389864
this one scene surprised the shit out of me

>>1389844
Because if they weren't stupid fucks they wouldn't be gang members in the first place.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UdajEccNZSM

No Magnolia? Shame.
Mfw this scene.

>>1390827

love you anon, waking life is goat.

>>1391274

I wish they would have kept the plotline of BR and that chick who was Nicks competition at the workplace. Love the movie and the book regardless, do you have to first debate scene by chance anon?

>>1384696
good shit. just. just good shit.

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Best ever

>>1388650
Cover is great...if you can get to some before you get shot

>>1384777

sweet to see some other people here like this series. was awesome and im su disapointed it got cansled ROME arent just any low budget series :)

>>1387057

this movie was kinda neat until they went into space for some stupid fucking reason

>>1387032

wouldn't the torque on that little coupling rip the two apart?

>>1394542
there's no air resistance/friction in space so probably not but i'm no scientist.

>>1387079
closest thing we'll get to live actionu mobiru suitu gundamru

>>1390790
hey, that's breddy good

>>1392379
damn one of those movie deaths that is always burned into your brain

>>1388391
So thats where that KND episode came from.

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>>1394799
>actionu mobiru suitu gundamru

wat

>>1388650
The best cover is pointing your 7.62mm rifles in front of someone's face.

>>1387057
Pac Rim would've been great if they started from the beginning of the lore... not at the fucking end.

>>1394843
the one movie death I'll never forget is the guy from Bone Tomahawk towards the end.

>>1387647

>phenomenal soundtrack
>excellent art design
>good respect for the source

Conan may be cheesy but goddamn.

>>1396015

Would have been even better if they gave the russian and chinese robot more than 5 minutes of screentime.

Goddamn, what a waste of potential.

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>>1387057
As a mechanical engineer this movie really fucking pissed me off

>>1388416
Fuck I love Cage

>>1383432
Underrated movie as a whole

>>1384338
Michael Weston was a badass in that movie actually most characters were pretty good but the woman was an insufferable cunt