p51
Sr Member
I wonder why they brought in a Chinese fission specialist, then? You wouldn't need anyone with that knowledge base for a dirty bomb, nor would Goldfinger need Chinese help at all with his business contacts...
Unbelieveable Movie Scenes : what were they thinking?
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Too Much Garlic
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I certainly never recalled seeing such cartoony colors on the TV transmissions. Sure they were SD, but colors shouldn't really change that much. It looks like a technicolor cartoon.
SD desaturates colours a LOT. TV transfers back in the day looked grey compared to what was on screen.
The only time I saw the old Bond films on the big screen prior to the restorations was on really beat up and scratched prints but you could tell the saturation was there. It's actually very common to films of that era.
I think that shot in particular was in the studio with rear projection.
Yep. Certainly adds to the effect.
... and dirty finger nails :sick
tamplain
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Ahem.... Old Yeller.
Bigdaddy
Master Member
don't forget "where the red fern grows":cry
Well, he WAS just fighting in a dingy cell in the basement... :lol
p51
Sr Member
How about any number of movies where someone picks up a firearm they've never shot before and immediately make a world-class shot with it. I'm a really good shot but you need to pump a couple of rounds out of any firearm to get a clue where it's sighted, I don't care how good a shot you are!
And how about all the movies that show ridiculous groupings. I don't care if you have a rifle strapped to a bench, it's not going to put bullets into the exact same hole, and give up trying to do it while holding.
And arrows, too, for that matter. Do you have any idea how many people try to split an arrow on a target because they it done on TV?
And how about all the movies that show ridiculous groupings. I don't care if you have a rifle strapped to a bench, it's not going to put bullets into the exact same hole, and give up trying to do it while holding.
And arrows, too, for that matter. Do you have any idea how many people try to split an arrow on a target because they it done on TV?
AMEN. Zombie movies have never made sense to me at all. :confused
p51
Sr Member
Anyone else remember the show, "China Beach"? I'll never forget a episode where 'KC' is standing among the civilians being taught to shoot pistols in case they ever get overrrun. Fed up, she grabs the pistol and proceeds to rapid-fire several shots into pretty much the same hole, unsupported when the muzzle is clearly all over the place. That drove me nuts because I had shot competition as a kid against adults by that point and I knew that a M1911 is a tough pistol to control, especially if you're not even holding onto it very well. Seh'd have been lucky if any of those shots had hit any part of the target!
crabra comander
Master Member
Taken 2...when the girl drives a stick shift...and pulls off a 180 in the middle of a high speed chase. And still never got her driving permit.:facepalm
Oh you both suck. I got the other guys in the office wondering why I'm crying now.
p51
Sr Member
What about the ending of "My dog skip"? When the guy grows up and goes off to college and Skip is left behind, and those scenes at the end where he's slowly walking through an empty house, now that his pal is gone?
Dang, that's causing my eyes to tear up just typing this, and I'm, normally a very hard-hearted person (seen a lot of hate, pain and death in my time but something about pooches just really brings the weepy out of me). :cry
greylocke
Sr Member
What about Under Siege, where Erika Eleniak goes from bimbo to super hot operator by the end of the movie after in the time line she only holds a weapon for less than 3 hours?
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