WhereIsThatElephant
WhereIsThatElephant t1_ja64zpe wrote
Reply to Add realism by dialing back on attractive actors, give them bad teeth and hair, and have them not so eloquently well spoken. by BlessThisDay
you forgot bad breath and being terrible in bed
WhereIsThatElephant t1_ja63eeb wrote
Reply to You have the power to remake movies by Nossirom
I will execute this power to stop remakes from being made.
WhereIsThatElephant t1_ja600di wrote
It was a very sophisticated movie with a lot of subtle context it it about the effects of Reaganomics on society, buttered over a seemingly teenage camp story portrayed by a bunch of 30yolds.
WhereIsThatElephant t1_ja5zgrr wrote
Reply to Same Children’s Laugh in Horror Movies by 5000mg
no children's laugh in The Human Centipede Part 1, just muffled crying and whimpering
WhereIsThatElephant t1_ja5wi7z wrote
Reply to Horror movies - do they deliberately make characters so stupid things to stir the audience emotions up while watching? by geo_gan
Not always.
Both female protagonists in Drag Me To Hell and It Follows were probably smarter than your average person, trying to escape their fates.
WhereIsThatElephant t1_ja5v9ba wrote
Reply to What did Kim Basinger did in LA CONFIDENTIAL that warranted an Oscar win? by Anastasia_Lockheart
hotness and vulnerability
WhereIsThatElephant t1_ja5u0ik wrote
Reply to Movies or documentaries that successfully capture a real-life city and what it's like by AChocolateHouse
- 200 Cigarettes - Manhattan
- The 13th Floor - 1920s LA
- Clerks 1 - New Jersey collection of smalltowns
WhereIsThatElephant t1_ja5qxwa wrote
Reply to Did anyone see Nope (2022) and now has an irrational fear of clouds? Because same. by OrdinaryAd5522
First, they hang over your house, and then - follow you while you are driving.
WhereIsThatElephant t1_ja5o4mt wrote
- Clay Pigeons - country
- Trainspotting - 90s
- Plains, Trains & Automobiles & Cabaret - imperfect scores, but some pretty memorable songs I had to research
- Goodfellas
WhereIsThatElephant t1_ja5ld5g wrote
Swept some awards from Jerry's new girlfriend.
WhereIsThatElephant t1_ja5821o wrote
sadly, Green Cobbler (or smth) with the fat superhero Seth Rogen.
WhereIsThatElephant t1_j9wavh1 wrote
Reply to comment by hbh2000 in Collateral - Quentin Tarentino cameo? by hbh2000
the freezer lost power, uhhh
WhereIsThatElephant t1_j9w58mc wrote
Reply to Collateral - Quentin Tarentino cameo? by hbh2000
that was a hobo from East River that was cunningly QT lookalike
WhereIsThatElephant t1_j9q5qzj wrote
Reply to ‘Cocaine Bear’ Team on Committing to the Outrageous Title and Bringing the Killer Bear to Life by RitoRvolto
are people paid to post here about CB every single day, sometimes multiple times?
WhereIsThatElephant t1_j9lolsi wrote
Reply to Favorite diner scenes? by LadyLurkerHandz
Dumb And Dumber, both diners.
WhereIsThatElephant t1_j92thzp wrote
Reply to comment by ChrisLAD1 in What are the most clever and interesting ways a filmmaker has covered up their low budget? by njdevils901
Nah, I knew it was not a real shark, as opposed to Jurassic Park.
WhereIsThatElephant t1_j92sy68 wrote
Reply to comment by AndyKaufmanSentMe in What are the most clever and interesting ways a filmmaker has covered up their low budget? by njdevils901
It was originally cleverly posted as a one-of-the-first "found footage". If you just read it, and did not read the reviews, subsequently going into a movie theatre with the perception it was an actual documentary - it did hit the right way.
WhereIsThatElephant t1_j92slg0 wrote
Reply to What are the most clever and interesting ways a filmmaker has covered up their low budget? by njdevils901
- Monsters (2010) - original budget of $1.5k. Nobody except two leads knew they were in a movie. Special effects edited by the same guy who shot it, in the course of 2 years.
- Cosmos (2019) - original budget of $0. Shot with the borrowed equipment and savvy fellows who knew a thing or two about radioastronomy,
- Reservoir Dogs - original budget of $15k. You shoot it with a bunch of actor friends in an empty mini-warehouse.
Here's some ideas from the past.
Submitted by WhereIsThatElephant t3_10z3zen in movies
WhereIsThatElephant t1_j673an1 wrote
Reply to Good life-affirming movies? by [deleted]
Human Centipede Part 1. Makes me enjoy the fact that I'm not hanging out in the wet blue German forests.
WhereIsThatElephant t1_j669odj wrote
becoming less and less Sci-Fi lately
WhereIsThatElephant t1_j61rq60 wrote
Reply to I want to do a movie watching theme with friends where we watch a good movie and a bad movie that both attempt to do the same thing. Does anyone have any recommendations? by TheGaussianMan
Blade Runner (1982), followed by Jack And Jill.
as long as your friends are not suicidal.
WhereIsThatElephant t1_j5m80wp wrote
Reply to Categories that the Academy should add by sylver0303
Hottest non-binary acting person this year.
WhereIsThatElephant t1_j5cw4h3 wrote
Reply to comment by Monday_Night_Miracle in Looking for movies with a dramatically different director’s cut by pornthrowaway1421
very very hard to come by anything besides a stashed VHS version
WhereIsThatElephant t1_ja65e23 wrote
Reply to Casino Royale still gives me Goosebumps to this day.. Absolutely Brilliant. by MarloChrisSnoop
Blond gritty human James Bond. I think they may have borrowed some of this spirit from Layered Cake.
Story was wild too. None of the running over the crocodiles crap.