The Goon
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The Goon reacted to Riceball's post in the thread Things you're tired of seeing in movies with
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I think the bandage thing is to show that the character has been bandaged. Hollywood tends to do a lot of nonsensical things just to... -
I had a bunch of left over bits and pieces from some lightsabers I built recently, so I took those parts and made a ROTS style "stunt"...
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The Goon replied to the thread Things you're tired of seeing in movies.I'm creeping up on my 64th birthday, and I've had Tinnitus my entire life; I can't remember ever not hearing that high-pitched sound in...
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The Goon replied to the thread Things you're tired of seeing in movies.I've primarily seen him in Dallas Buyers Club, and his thankfully rather brief appearance as "The Joker" in the original version of...
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Jared Leto.
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The Goon reacted to Riceball's post in the thread Things you're tired of seeing in movies with Like.
The problem I have with shaky cam is that a lot of times the director is unsatisfied with the amount of camera shake and has the camera...
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The Goon reacted to Moviefreak's post in the thread If you have Warner Brothers DVDs from between 2006-2008.... with Like.
DVD diehards: "I only buy physical media as I don't want to own digital versions - physical media is forever." Also them: "I backup...
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Thank you. I agree, it almost feels like these parts are meant to fit together when they definitely are not.
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Hello There ... I like the "organic style" if you see what I mean
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Lucas is an idea man, and an editor at heart. Not a director, not a script writer. He has always needed talented others to help flesh...
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The Goon replied to the thread Why aren't Indy and his dad immortal?.Because George Lucas sucks at writing stories/scripts. Watch that last Indiana Jones movie and tell me it didn't suck harder than a...
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The Goon reacted to blewis17's post in the thread Things you're tired of seeing in movies with Haha.
"It's a late 1980s/early 1990s TV sci-fi show on analogue NTSC broadcast TV, 480 lines of resolution. No one will notice."
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Car physics just worked differently back then.
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