Movie / TV #4

>>1536561
Lost.

>>1536561
Running version when?

>>1536561
hijacked

>>1536360
What is this ASMR shit?

>>1536604
Filename, senpai? And it's a breddy good urban fantasy. I get it, it's not the scene where she gets naked, but this is American board and Americans get paralysed when they see naked nipples, so sorry, not this time.

>>1536360
Looks like it took visual cues from the Holy Mountain. Are there other similarities?

I ask because I really fucking loved Holy Mountain.

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>>1536657
Maybe, but I seriously doubt it. Then again, it's a really weird film, especially when put into the context of when it was made and the technology it involved.

>>1536604
Here, grab something less ASMR and more plot to put some context into it.

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>>1536668
FUUUUUUUUUUUUU!
I've forgot to check the "sound" box.

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>>1536561
>Those Mummy screams

>>1536676
>Hey, let's bring a character that might be an interesting guy!
>Let's use him only in his introduction scene!
This movie is pure fucking garbage. And it's one of the forerunners for Oscar grab this year

>>1536561
That was a looong, looong fall.

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>>1536686
Hacksaw Ridge is the only movie in 2016 that had a heart you cuck

>>1536719
Only if you are American and eat shit for breakfast.
Otherwise it's literally poor's man Windtalkers, which was already poor's man war movie.

>>1536719
>Sappy piece of crap
>the only movie in 2016 that had a heart
Nice shit taste you've got there. Or severe underexposure to cinema.

>>1536742
I'm not American, I'm from Ireland. you dont need to be american to understand heroism and unbroken beliefs, which Mel portrayed excellently.

>>1536755
Son, I hope you are ironic here.

>>1536802
delet this and leave

>>1536742
>>1536753
>>1536802
Butthurt Japs pls go

>>1536498
The veeeeeery end (line by the same kid in this scene, specifically) was pretty goddamn stupid and felt like they were trying to back off what the script had committed them to.

also it's getting a remake and I'm genuinely interested in seeing how it turns out

>>1536853
no but seriously the movie's a joke

>>1536755
Having Irish great grandfather doesn't make you Irish, burger

>>1536928
Wasn't the remake already done? The sole cast of it throw me away, so I've ignored it on the stage of pre-production.

>>1536853
It really takes to be American to consider miscasted, badly acted, badly edited poor's man Windwalkers to be anything else than trash.
Also, last time I've checked, it was anti-war movie and somehow it managed to get audience solely based on all those "awesome" battle scenes. Irony on its finest.

>>1537302
*Windtalkers

I guess I need that morning coffee really bad

>>1537297
I was born, raised and live in Belfast, I'm no plastic paddy

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>>1537443
>I'm Irish!
>From Belfast!

>>1536719
>downloading the 10GB version
why

>>1537493
what's wrong with that?

>>1537480
The best webm.

>>1537534
>That moment when you grow up a bit and realise he could just laser the shit out of that nuke when it was on orbit

>>1537514
Only Yify rips for him

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My favourite iteration of this story

>>1539285
I can't find any decent quality for it, just choppy, low-res MP4.
Halp!

>>1539405
RARBG has a few copies of it

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>>1536360

>>1536719
didnt see it, do they explain why they couldnt make him a medic or Chaplin?

>>1539280
anymore like this?

>>1541816
They did make him a medic.
Before going into battle some other medics warn him that wearing the red cross will make him a target for the Japanese so he ditches those parts of his uniform.

>>1536719
>>1536729

Another shitty US army propaganda movie. You guys disgust me.

>>1541969
Oh, yes. Fucking evil japanese killing BIG, STRONG, MUSCULAR good US soldiers.

How dare they to target medical staff, unlike the USA heros?

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>>1541991

are you blatantly shitposting or just retarded?

the japanese had by far the worst and most widespread crimes of the war with regard to prisoners and non-combatants

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>>1541945
>>1542041
theyre from a channel on youtube called auralnauts.

>>1542117
>If Japs commited attrocities, we can commit them on them!
It's not working like that, you mong

>>1537538
what, because they only had the one nuke? he knew they'd keep trying to destroy him, so he let them, but did it in space to save the town.

>>1542352
No no, we misunderstood each other. He could laser the shit out of the nuke rather than taking the hit. This way everyone would assume the robot was destroyed anyway, while it would be free to go.
I mean the nuke DID dismantled it into pieces, so go figure the risk

>>1536693
movie?

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>>1542574
Appleseed Alpha (2014), it's an ok movie desu

>>1541816
To qualify for Medic Training, you need to pass Basic Training. Part of which involves rifle course, with shooting, maintaince and so on. Since he refused to even touch a gun, he didn't pass BT, making him ineligible for any military activity or even finishing the boot camp itself.
It took a bunch of pointless paper pushing that almost get him in jail for treason and disobedience and a direct order from a general familiar with the case to allow the guy to attend Medic Training without finishing BT.

Still, the movie is shit and the first half of it is pure, unfiltered cringe. One of the biggest offenders of miscasting in years.

>>1541969
>Missing the point this hard

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>>1543067
those stock screams tho

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>>1542632

>>1541546
Damn nice quality

>>1542342

>literally nothing of what you quoted is implied in my post

wew lad

american troops shooting surrendering japanese was purely a response to the IJA's double abuse of the Geneva convention because not only did they execute and torture POWs but they also falsely surrended(i.e pretending to surrender to get close to US troops then lobbing a hand grenade)

after a while of these fake surrenders US grunts started shooting surrendering japanese rather than risk their buddies dieing. not legally justifiable but it's a perfect example of why following the rules of war is mutually beneficial

>>1543754
>B-but they were the first to break the law
So?

You still don't get it, do you? If you want to use moral superiority based on "enemy is evil, because he breaks international law", do you NOT do the same to said enemy.

Be butthurt burger somewhere else, looking for excuses to feel heroic after Vietnam, Afganistan and Iraq. Then Americans wonder why everyone is sick and tired of their "superior heroes of the WW2" bullshit movies.

>>1536729
man, it sure is a good thing the japs were shooting gasoline bombs and not actual high explosives huh

>>1536729
Doesnt the SAD, EPIC music accompanying these scenes of suffering and heroism move you too, people?

I'm about to cry here.

>>1543886
>enemy is evil, because he breaks international law
The most fun part is that Japan backed off from sizable chunk of international agreements before the war. Technically they were not even breaking the law, because they weren't obligated to follow it in the first place.

>>1543954
>lol! I've decided laws don't apply to me anymore so i can break them without consequence :D

>>1544079
Not him, but it's literally how Geneva Convention works - you don't need to adhere to it if you never signed it. Same with other international treaties.

>>1536853
>>1536933

Fuck off kikes

>>1541980
>ye geys desgest me

where do o think you are fagg?

>>1544148
>When John Hughes was still a decent writer
Those were the times...

>>1544155
I don't think he was ever that amazing at writing, but when he directed his own writing (or when he worked with good directors who understood his aesthetic) his movies really clicked.

>>1544173
I never said he was amazing at writing. I deliberately used term "decent".

But pretty much all what you said. His scripts worked, as long as people around him understood what the hell he's trying to do.

>>1544175
Yeah I read too much into it, mostly because it was just fresh on my mind as I was re-watching Some Kind of Wonderful. As a package it comes together really well, but the writing was so much hokier than I remembered.

>>1544178
Try rewatching The Breakfast Club. Aka Instant Nostalgia Shatterer.

>>1544187
Try Three O'Clock High. Now THAT is what I call nostalgia destroyer.

>>1544148
>that subtle re-cut of what actually is in the movie to make it look like a burgeoning lesbian romance

>>1544187
I didn't know he was actually still writing until your response

>>1544194
In previous thread we had a similar trick pulled with Miracle Mile webms. Just by posting them in different order than they happen in-story and numbering them accordingly to new order, it can be watched as completely different story than it really is.

Personally, I consider movie webm threads as a ground as "selling" those movies - picking some scenes and even giving them a spin, just to get people interested in specific title.

And nothing sells better than highschool lesbians. No, really. Nothing.

>>1544195
Mate, Maid in Manhattan is his.

>>1539285
This is the only good scene of te entire movie. Other than this it is complete dogshit. Same story, only with a kid, a teenager and a handsome boy. Horrible acting and directing and the dumbest showdown in movie history.

>>1544282
It has pretty good nude scenes though.

>>1543067
looks awesome. Name?

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>>1544286
>>1544286

>>1544148
sexploitation at it's finest! We need a supercut of teenage horniness.

>>1544301
thanks.

>>1544282
>New spin on the story, since duh, military base makes that twice as chilling
>Actual chemistry between the chick and the pilot guy
>The father is pretty interesting as a character
>Good suspense, especially early on
>Best practical effects of the entire "franchise"
And like the other anon said - good nudes. It only starts falling apart in last 15 or so minutes.

>>1544301
Or, you know, he could just download the webm and read the fucking title in the player. That doesn't take any extensions to the browser and is faster, too.

>>1544311
Be warned, the movie is pretty brutal. As in - unfun, visceral brutal, rather than "lel, they set him on fire!" random posting.

>>1544318
I don't know about faster

>>1544323
>Searching and installing unspecified extensions and then using it
vs
>Just downloading the file
Yeah, but I do

>>1544338
oh you're including the installation of an extension in the time? lol that's weird

>downloading the file, selecting where to save it, downloading and installing a media player for webms, locating and opening the file, checking the title, manually typing it into your browser to search if it's correct.

k now I'm positive it's not faster.

>>1543886
>>1544079
Mate I hope you're trolling or you can't read worth a damn

>>1544346
Not him, but unlike browser extension, all OS come with at least one software that can open webms. So downloading them is always faster, unless you have the extension already in.
And the original anon definitely didn't have any, or he wouldn't be asking.

>>1544475
on windows, without having already installed a codec or an alternative media player, opening a webm will either not work or just open in your browser.

>>1544485
>Windows doesn't have notepad
IT pleb confirmed.

>>1544496
so now the steps are (for every time you want to find the title for a webm)
>download it
>open it in notepad
>identify the Title string
>copy and paste it to search if it is the actual title of the movie you are looking for

versus
(once)
>click a link to activate the extension
and then from then on
>see the title immediately and search it

literally not faster.

>>1544321
also, it actually happened

>>1544311
>>1544321
>>1544558
My advice - go first find "Róża" (Rose) by the same director. If you will enjoy the film, in a sense of not being repulsed by all the nasty shit that happens in it, then you might try this one. And it still will leave a very bitter aftertaste.
However, If "Róża" will be too much, I concure with other anons - it's just too brutal to take.

Smarzowski is infamous for making films that leave the same feeling as if drinking entire bottle of tar.

>>1544475
>>1544485
>>1544496
>>1544506
Literally autism

>>1544614
Wrong thread, /pol/
In fact - wrong board

>>1544587
Your post is literally imbecility itself.

>>1544640
Nick, my man!

God, I still have a VHS with it. Guess it's time to look for digital edition.

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>>1544640

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>>1544725

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>>1544733

>>1544765
Context? Because without it, it makes zero sense

>>1544388
>>1544765
fucked up, can't watch this without tearing up

>>1544784
just watch the movie senpai

>>1544844
Yes, I'm going to watch a movie I don't give a fuck about to the point I didn't even look up metadata for title, all of which to understand a sappy scene about two guys crying.
Totally that's what's going to happen.

>>1544849
lmao just fuck off then, you want me to explain 2 hours of movie to you so you can 'get' how emotionally charged a 30 seconds webm is?

>>1544860
>Emotionally charged
>Two guys crying at a table
I'm afraid you don't even have an approximated estimation of what "emotionally charged" means.

And if you can't explain it in three sentences, then it's not worth watching, too.

>>1544865
then don't watch it, I don't give a fuck

>>1544870
If you don't give a fuck, stop eating image limit on shitty webms.

>>1544388
>>1544765
i want to know the name of the movie, couldn't find anything

>>1544880
Manchester by the sea

>>1544881
thanks

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This movie is not getting even half the love it deserves.

>>1546012
name?

>>1546044
It's in the fucking metadata

>>1546044
Brotherhood of the Wolf.

>>1546044
Brotherhood of the Wolf

>>1546044
Bloodborne: The Movie

>>1546141
Made this

>>1546135
>>1546141
>>1546144
If you open the Encoding table, you will be able to tick the "Sound" box.

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>>1546148
None of these files actaully have sound, I made them for /tv/.

>>1546143
I made it brah. STAWP GASLIGHTING!

>>1546172
I made one before you made yours! I was literally the guy who coined "wilfordgasm" as a word

>>1545132
I have seen the movies so many times that I just recognized the scene from the thumbnail.

anyone got any kino

>>1546211
How about >>1522764 ?

>>1544148
sounds?

>>1546523
The footage is re-cut and edited from the actual scene, so if the sound would be there, it would completely fuck up continuity it gains now.

>>1546526
Sorry, I'll be honest don't quiet understand what you mean? so there was two movies in one?

or is that a representation of her when she grows up?

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>>1537480
im an idiot

What movie is this?

>>1546528
I mean that the scene in actual "Some Kind Of Wonderful" plays differently and this webm is made out of a home-made re-cut of that scene to completely change the mood.
To make it as explicit and simple as possible - imagine someone picked up a music clip and then chopped it to tell a different story, but ended up with chopped song in the process. So he muted the sound completely and was left with silent movie.

tl;dr - there are no high-school lesbians in the movie.

>>1546562
>tl;dr - there are no high-school lesbians in the movie.
Yeah I don't really care about it not being lesbian

>>1546533
treasure planet
it's p cute, check it out.

>>1546533
Atlantis?
Treasure Planet?
Titan A.E.?

>>1546533
it's the classic story "treasure island" but in space, to expand upon >>1546573

>>1546170
10/10 movie, and seriously there was nobody in movies hotter than monica bellucci

hell it wouldn't even be hard to argue that still applies today.

>>1546573
>>1546574
>>1546577
Appreciate it, lads!

>>1546012
i think i remember watching this along time ago. it had some kind of giant wolf in armor right?

>>1546012
The Bloodborne movie is looking pretty great.

>>1545126
Is there a cooler movie than this? I don't think so.

>>1546818
It was never specified what kind of animal it was, but it was something lion-like

>>1546141
This fucking movie I swear. Complete utter shit

>>1547201
It was worth it for the sake of watching Song Kang-ho and Tilda Swinton starring in single movie

Also, it's much better if you know the inspiration material, but that would require being French I guess

>>1536719
Actually that'd be Gods of Egypt.

Does anyone have that scene from Haze with the main character's teeth stuck on the metal pipe and he has to scrape them along it?

>>1547419
I'm not sure now which one of you has worst taste.

>>1546135
source?

>>1547544
Band of Brothers, episode 6, "Bastogne"

>>1547526
He does.

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>>1537480
Early 2000s Disney movies sure had their moments

>>1547764
I still don't understand how the fuck Atlantis failed financially.
I mean... hello, Helga? She alone made this movie great.

>>1547764

Probably my favorite Disney movie.

Treasure Planet was real good too, but man this one really did it for me.

>>1547562
This was magnificent

>>1547764
>Launch a state of the art submarine
>Lose it within hours

>>1548143
Just like the soviets did.

>>1547974
Could've been that A LOT of people died in that movie and that many parents weren't o.k. with that

>>1548480
Son, I remember more parents being angry about that moment in fucking Up out of all things, where kids were pissing their pants, because it was dark, the music was scary, the bad guy captured the bird, the house was on fire etc.
Because it was all so fucking explicit, kids were genuinely scared.

Meanwhile, in Atlantis, a big robot attacks submarine. You only realises how many people died when you start thinking about it and are big enough to comprehend it. Then there is the finale, when the only dead-dead person is the king and Rourke himself. Other than that - a lot of implying, not much seen.

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>>1547764
>dat soundtrack
I wish Disney had such epic music for their animated movies nowadays

>>1547419
Really? Why?

>>1548871
I wonder - did people actually get the point of him serving the strudel with whipped cream or barely anyone realised what Landa was actually doing?

>>1548875
What's the hidden cogitation?

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>>1548878

>>1548875
Explain

>>1548879
Cream is not kosher, unless made from special milk in special conditions, which you definitely can't expect from a random cafeteria.
He was basically trying to figure out if she's Jewish or not, a la that famous scene from The Great Escape, where the German officer wishes them good luck in English.

>>1548873
Because it's a pretty nice buddy movie adventure and incredibly honest at that.
I dunno, it's just pretty entertaining.

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>>1548882
BERNIIIIIIIIIIIEEEEEEE

>>1548882
>>1548890
/pol/, there are 5 other /pol/ threads around, why not going there?

>>1548886
>>1548888

>>1547974
>Helga

the best disney princess in my opinion. Fierce and loyal.

>>1548953
But... she's not a princess?
Baroness, that might be.

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>>1547974
>>1548953
>>1548985
Did someone said "Helga"?

>>1548990
Ahh feisty

>>1548888
why do these dumb religions that bans specific foods? It's literally pointless and accomplishes nothing. I can see why so many Jews are converting to Atheism, who wouldn't want Bacon with their dinner and cream with their desert?

It's madness.

>>1549045
>Why religion originating from a warm climate bans food that easily spoils, cause serious idigestions and is very easy to carry serious bacterial infections with it in said climate
I don't know, honey. I don't know. But since I'm not Jewish and I understand why this shit exists, just like I understand why I'm fasting every Friday and why fish is somehow not meat, I have a hard time with people who can't grasp basic historical reasons inserted into fucking religious rites.

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>>1549045

>>1549061
yet even with all these food bans in places like india people never have a solid bowel movement

>>1549073
Please explain us all how Indian cuisine is related with Jews. Fucking enlighten us and then leave forever this thread, unless you gonna post something related with the OP's demand

>>1549075
I'm talking about religions that ban certain foods, India is full of Muslims and Hindus

>>1549092
And both religions have a pretty reasonable and understandable background of WHY not to eat either pork or beef, you stupid moron. They are not banning them "because", this is not some Mormon bullshit about evil coffee and tea (but then again, those are considered nowdays as drugs, so go fucking figure).

Seriously, how fucking stupid one must be to not undestand basic problems with food preservation in a climate where temperature rarely falls below 20 Celcius or outright keeps around 35 entire year?
Do you even understand refridgeration, as in home-applied refridgeration, isn't even a century old convinience?

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>>1549045
>>1549073
>>1549092
>Being this fucking dense

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Since I've already dig the movie out from the storage...

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Always makes me feel strange, not sure if laugh or cry. I watched this with my grandpa when he was dying out of lung cancer and we both had as much laugh as it was possible in his state... and two hours later he died.

>>1549132
>Germans are occupying America for past 20 years
>They still bother with providing English translation at this point
Who wrote this shit? Because Dick didn't commit this mistake.

>>1549137
Are you actually retarded?

>>1549145
I'm talking about the TV transmission they are watching. There is a voice-over in it with English lector.

>>1549147
And I ask again, are you retarded?

>>1549154
Even if your education would be reduced to reading wikipedia, you would fucking know that all conquered territories had imposed education in and of German over conquered people. And a pretty basic education, as in - half of elementry school material.
So providing a convinient translation in English to a people who technically rised ENTIRE GENERATION of kids under German heel... yeah, that's fucking lousy writing.

>>1549166
t. retard

>>1549166
the way that you see things makes it obvious that you're a man who knows little of the world

>>1549186
>>1549195
>t. Americans who consider their country would matter at all after being steam-rolled

>>1541755
This version is so much better than the original context

>>1548882
>>1548878
i wish the world would stop dumping their unfunny trash on us. seeing the daily show die a miserable death like this is sad.

>>1549132
america would be so much better

>>1548740
>the only dead-dead person is the king and Rourke himself
also helga
RIP u beautiful bitch

>>1549068
He's right, it's actually really fucking smart to arbitrarily ban foods and then demand strict observation of that rule for thousands of years when you have a little time to think about it. You'd have to be a fucking aspie to think otherwise.

>>1549862
certain foods are banned because illness was connected with them ages ago

the bible is as much religious text as it is jewish law connected straight to society and government, it's why "you can't wear mixed cloth" is on their for seemingly no reason. It's the bible's version of "you can't wear red rainboots on a sunday in montana"

>>1549862
>H-he's right
>I-I'm not same-f-fagging, s-swear!
You are wrong on the same principle - access to stuff that makes most of those bans null and void is a pretty recent development.
What next? Asking Japanese why they were so weird and bathed on daily basis, always keeping themselves clean? Because that's religious too, you know?

>>1549860
Lies! We never saw her die! She just falls from improbable high and had half of her bones and organs broken and raptured, but she's not dead!
Helga lives!

>>1550357
Please tell me this is not an actual line of dialogue, but simply a cunning home-edit

>>1550376
this is not an actual line of dialogue, but simply a cunning home-edit

>>1550379
Thanks, already feels better by imagining they didn't put something so god-awful into the dialogues

>>1550380
That guy might be fucking with you, you know.

>>1550382
>_<'

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Thoughts on the new Marvel intro?

>>1552605
this was the intro for doctor strange i'm guessing? sucks is what im thinking.

>>1549980
>yeah, well what about this other non-strictly enforced behavior rooted in religious practices that has practical application in our modern world??
>surely that is a valid comparison!
>observance of a daily bathing routine surely is comparable to never being able to eat shellfish or cream under punishment of eternal damnation, they share an unmistakable relevance in everyday life that explains their longevity!

I've been agreeing with you this whole time man, you'd have to be fucking a complete fedora-tipping ponyfaggot to even question this shit. The brilliantly relevant and logical disallowance of eating cream; the completely unique japanese religious tradition of bathing that continues to be carried out for no other reason than its spiritual roots; you build a solid case and genuinely—GENUINELY—anyone who says otherwise is a fucking basementdwelling reprobate

>>1549982
>and then a flaming air balloon comes crashing down on her

>>1552805

The music is just these big clunky chords that doesn't have any good cadence

>>1553353
I think what you want to said was
>And then a fucking vulcano erupts where she was laying

>>1553363
You can thanks Hans Zimmer for making it popular among kids 10-17, which makes a lion share of Marvel movie-goers

>>1536360
Who has time to set up that friggin many candles?

>>1553398
A single set designer did that.

But they shot 10 scenes in a row in that single set, so they literally had to hurry up before the candles were burned down

>>1545129
They're shooting at individuals running through a forest with a giant canon?

>>1546141
Snowpiercer? Funny doesn't strike me as a musical.

>>1541796

>>Look there's a guy with NO EYEBALLS sitting at the end of the table.
>>Oh wait, his eyeballs are sitting in the plate.
>>I guess I'll just eat something from the table that's been sitting here for god knows how long and god knows what NO EYEBALLS GUY did to it.

That scene was so fucking stupid.

>>1553437
Believe me - there are worst reasons to why that movie is pile of shit.

>>1553470
>Traumatised 6 year old
>Totally will act cold, collected and logically

Nah, you're just stupid

>>1553508
She was supposed to be only 6? Not sure I buy it.

And what the hell does logic have to do with seeing a guy with NO FUCKING EYEBALLS sitting at a table? Unless you're being stupid.

>>1548888
just passing by and telling you a thank you for this, I didn't realize this fact about the cream and its implications.

>>1553922
source on images and/or music?

>>1553956
why you do this ;_;

>>1553945
>Images
Mr Nobody, Prisoners, Lawless, Filth, Stoker, and Seven Psychopaths.
>Music
"Lord" by Woolymammoth.

>>1553983
thanks a lot

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>>1553970
he got pissed by two MOPs

>>1554011
>that sound
Remind me of some Evangelion angel beam

>>1554019
Shin Godzilla was directed by Hideaki aswell. The film shares a lot of similarity with the Eva series.

>>1545129
subtitles are wrong. He says : "Too many foxes for you few chicken."

>>1536561
BOMBOKLAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

>>154198 0he is a hero who saved his fellow soliders lives get screwed

>>1545734
die nazi scum

>>1553523
I guess it's been a long while since you were a 6 year old and you have no recollection of how stupid you were back then in terms of cold logic.
There is nothing wrong in her acting this way. It takes a while for her to realise those are NOT imaginary creatures, but "real" life.

>>1549045
Because at certain points in history improper preparation of some foods was going to fucking murder you. So they would ban eating particular kinds of foods through the only method which actually would convince some morons, telling them God would hate them for it.

>>1552605

They ruined the only part of their movies I had any respect for.

>>1549045
>It's literally pointless and accomplishes nothing
>Not dying out of dysentery accomplishes nothing
Typical uneducated Eurocentric bullshit. No wonder Black Death wiped out third of you.

>>1556248
Shame it doesn't have the last bit.

>>1542504
garbage show and shit acting

>>1549045
because pig-farming was a waste of resources, they didn't produce milk and the feed they required could feed people instead. so basically, rather then let people waste their time on pigs, they enforced the ban and probably prospered as an economy because of it

>>1536561
not stitching in the shooting stars song
i am disappoint

>>1548871
i want to fuck her so bad

>>1554011
>>1553956
what's with his jaw? he looks like a reaper from blade 2

>>1556468

>thinkig a pistol bullet will rip an entire hand apart

>>1556821
>2017
>The movie is 41 years old now
>Still not getting the memo that entire scene happend in Travis' head

>>1554999
Lol it's a fucking fiction movie, stop trying to rationalize it. A six year old wouldn't even enter the room with a fucking monster sitting at a table

>>1549045
Because semites and other desert rats didn't know how to properly care for pigs and dogs. They just fed them corpses and whatever else and just expected them to not get diseases

>>1548871
Man I wish I could erase my memories of watching this cringefest. I still remember the awkward silence as the audience left the movie theater

>>1554381
How dare you post capeshit in this thread?

>>1557195
damn, that really sucks
that movie was a blast to watch in my theater

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>>1546129
Tarkovsky copying bullshit

>>1539280
I'm so glad I skipped this movie.

>>1545734
This the man in the high castle show?

>>1555027
This movie doesn't have a single bad scene

>>1557184
>A six year old wouldn't even enter the room with a fucking monster sitting at a table
>Stop trying to rationalize it
Oh the irony

>>1557195
>cringefest
>Implying this hard
Seriously, anon? Because I've been on reviewer screening and then on regular one and both time people had fun and laughed.

Do you even understand what cringefest is?

>>1557449
It's Iñárritu. It's expected to be a rip-off.

>>1557468
Yup. You are missing nothing. It's just bad. And when compared with the source book - holy shit, who wrote this garbage?!
No, seriously, imagine you have a close-end book that could make a great mini-series, but instead bunch of execs decided to turn it into a long runner, aiming at at least 4 seasons and turning it into LOST over just one season.

>>1546059

Your sorry autist ass could've simply typed it, just like >>1546063 and >>1546071 did.

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>300+ posts
>Not even 100 images
Wtf?! Guess this thread can't live without me

>>1557766
Funny, because it simply displays the title when you are playing the webm, including the year of production. I made sure about that. I always do.
Either way - one of the better movies in own category, so better go watch it, instead of bitching. Bonus points if you speak French, since some scenes get better this way.

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>>1557769

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>>1557776

>>1557769
>it simply displays the title when you are playing the webm

Only in the Botnet browsers. Which some of us DON'T use.

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>>1557796
Neither do I.
Look, I get it, you are pissed, because instead of the straight answer you've got a retort about metadata. Guess what - that's how I've learned how to look for titles of webms, before asking for them.

Plus, if that fails (since not everyone is nice enough to keep titles in metadata, you can always do a bit of detective work. Putting "Gregoire de Fronsac" into the browser instantly pops out the right movie too. Usually to be safe you can add "imdb" to the character you are looking for.

And before you start with "but it takes too much time" - it takes less than asking for the title, since you don't need to solve captcha for that.

>>1557791
Is it me, or the bell didn't move, but they've just did a smash cut and added sound in editing room?

Also, is the movie as good as they say?

>>1557806
For the budget they had, it's fucking brilliant. I mean we are talking about glorified direct-to-DVD film here and the only thing that makes you realise how small the budget was is the fact it happens almost entirely in the morgue set. But it doesn't feel bad because of it, kind of helps build the tension instead.
Also, it's always nice to see competent characters in a horror movie.

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Fight me!

>>1557827
>Came in
>Makes bunch of photos
>Sorts his own business
>Rides away with the photos
He actually made money on all of this with unique landscape shots.

>>1556248
What movie?

>>1558181
The day after tomorrow

>>1557803
Good movie
check out I am Not a Serial Killer
I watched it around the same time which was weird because they kind of share a setting/central-relationship

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Anyone have any X-Files?

>>1556817
Radiation I believe.

>>1558228
genuinely the best credit sequence I've seen in a movie

>>1558244
Try the one from The Disappearance of Alice Creeed. I can't post it, because it's a MASSIVE spoiler.

>>1558258
I saw the movie because I fucking love Gemma Arterton (solid film, too), but I didn't watch through to the credits

now I'm gonna have to re-dl it again, fuck

>>1558261
Just watch the opening scene before the kidnapping and then the final one, in the car, right before credits starts rolling. You will understand why it's the best

It's a real shame her bit attempt for Hollywood turned out to be a finacial bomb. She ended up playing great roles, but in bunch of small films, and at this point she will just fade away within next decade. Real fucking shame.

>>1558272
*big

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>1 thread is better than all of /tv/

>>1558479
what film is this from?

The cinematography looks fantastic, a lot better than most Hollywood releases.

>>1558552
Color of Night. It's a really goofy movie that treats itself dead serious. Sort of how the Ass Creed movie treats itself - pure absurd, but everyone behaves and acts as if it was a high-brow stuff.

>>1558228
can't wait to see how king kong does their credits since theyre setting kk and godzilla up to be some "movieverse" thing

>>1541508

fucking love farscape

>>1536561
he car crush scene was from conair

Fuck, how do I know that.

>>1536676
>>1536686
This scene is ripping of FMJ

>>1557459
It was a good watch the first time around.

>>1541796
>>1553508
No, it was stupid.

I blame the filmmaker though.

She was in a shitty place during war time so none of those things were available to her.

It'd have made a lot of sense for her to want to swipe a grape, not having access to them and living shittily, but it looks like she just goes, HMMM GRAPES *eats*

so yeah, stupid.

But I think this movie was an utter waste of time and space. I regret having watched it.

>>1543736
>second guy just derps and plays with his dick while his friend and he gets shot.

meeehhh

>>1557195
Sorry you're boring and live somewhere boring.

It was a fuckwin movie.

>>1549117
Such a great fucking movie.

>>1558552
what >>1558558 said
also that is literally the opening sequence so don't feel like you've been spoiled

it's a really fun little bit of exploitation cinema starring bruce willis and I would absolutely recommend giving it a watch

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>>1559176
Really?
That seems pretty harsh to me, esp for talking about Pan's Labyrinth

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>>1559272

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>>1559305
and thus concludes my tribure to the hottest and most underrated 80's action heroine