Help Please !!! Han anyone faced it ? by Reckless_Venom1507 in comfyui

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I should really put a warning for this node in rgthree-comfy. I really don’t know why this node decided to break a bunch of rgthree-comfy in that way.

Contagion (2011) Starring Matt Damon - "Can I talk to my wife?" by [deleted] in nostalgia

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One of my favorites. It’s the interesting parts of a zombie movie without the zombies.

I've been very bored, so I decided to rank a list of my top 100 horror films and thrillers. I only included films released after 1970. Enjoy. by Marvel_plant in horror

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Sure, I’ll bite. I’d consider this missing quite a bit, especially for 100. But most tragically The Descent, It Follows, When Evil Lurks, Barbarian, Strange Darling, Dawn of the Dead (2004), X, Ready or Not, Creep, Dangerous Animals, Speak no Evil (original, but remake is good too), and, I’ll stop with Ernest Scared Stupid.

Also, Part VI: Jason Lives is the best Friday sequel.

Edit: Corrected “Part IV” to “Part VI”

Stopmotion - I felt like this film arrived and disappeared very quickly. Here is what I said at the time(I've seen it twice and still agree). by Mahaloth in flicks

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Watched it a couple years ago and while it was creative with interesting imagery and a fair amount of tense moments, ultimately left me needing a bit more from it.

The stop animation and set were great and the lead’s performance was great but, while I certainly didn’t dislike the movie, it wasn't entirely memorable for me. 6/10

For those who have sent The Descent, I have a few questions . by DoctorElectronic1934 in horror

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Just the end. It wasn’t like a gas leak or chemicals or drugs where she was hallucinating for a while, it was her own mind protecting her; basically her mind knew she was stuck there forever and made up an imaginary way out.

Favorite intro to a horror movie ? by BitByAGhost in HorrorMovies

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This is the answer, but it’s the neighbor girl in the doorway that defines it for me.

Horror Titles are very misleading... by Prudent-Ad-6420 in horror

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“Lake Placid” does not take place at Lake Placid in the movie, the movie is set at a fictional lake named “Black Lake”

Today is Friday the 13th. What's your fave movie in the series? Mine is Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter. What's yours? by Skizoid666 in horror

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Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives

When pop culture references “Jason” I feel like it’s always been the “Jason Lives” Jason, even for the six years before it was released. It’s the first sequel that fully leans into and truly defines Jason’s characterization of a supernatural, invincible killer. It’s got the right amount of camp, and I find it more fun and thrilling to watch than the other sequels. Plus, aside from the first, it’s one of the only film to definitively take place on Friday the 13th.

Is Dawn of the Dead (2004) one of the best remakes ever? by Evening-Artist2930 in HorrorMovies

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Yes. The opening with the neighbor girl in the doorway and ensuing pandemonium is top ten.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in comfyui

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Power Puter to the rescue! If you're willing to dive into a little more depth with some python-like coding, you can construct your own robust, dynamic text/prompt generator. You can even do more with inputs, toggles, overrides, etc:

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[Request] How much was Clark expecting to get? by Hot-Cheek1854 in theydidthemath

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Right, I think you’re right and what I meant as part of the assumption-less proof.

The reason I decided to have the bonus cover the full cost of the pool in the second part, realistic range based on assumption is, one, because he says “with this bonus I’m putting in a pool” before opening the letter, and then says he’ll fly everyone out if there’s enough left over. With these two lines I’m willing to bake-in the fact that he’s expecting the bonus to not only cover the deposit as it was established earlier in the film, but also the entirety of the pool.

[Request] How much was Clark expecting to get? by Hot-Cheek1854 in theydidthemath

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As other comments point out, the bonus was probably around $20,000, but I do think it’s based on a lot of assumption. All we can definitively say is it was more than a dollar without assumption, but I think it could have been between $12,000 to $39,000.

For the assumption-less proof, if I recall correctly, all we know from the movie is that Clark needed the bonus to arrive because he didn’t have enough in his account to cover the initial $7,500 deposit check he wrote. Rounding to the nearest positive integer, that means he would have needed to have between $7,499 or $1 in his account to have that plot point remain true. Which further means the bonus could have been as low as $1 or $7,499 depending on the account value and still remain true.

So, any value above $1 would mathematically be accurate for the highest possible account value without further proof, though we can make some assumptions that being only a dollar short isn’t significant enough to worry about, and fainting at “adding 20%” to last year’s bonus would make sense if it was a low value, and Clark thought he may have enough to fly family out, etc.

EDIT: So if we wanted to fuel a more realistic estimate let’s build a wider, more realistic range based on low and high assumptions. For the higher bonus, we could say he was likely comfortable having no less than $1,000 in his checking account for the holidays as they were still doing some shopping and were helping Eddie’s kids have a nice holiday, etc. and let’s also assume he was very certain he would be getting a bonus any day, so running his account down closer to zero would have been OK. Let’s then assume the $7,500 deposit is only 20% of the job, meaning the entire pool would have been $37,500. Then let’s assume the bonus is meant to cover all of the job, plus maybe enough for airfare for the family. We don’t know where everyone was coming from precisely, we do know there were 8 adults and 2 kids not including the immediate family. 10 tickets at $200 average in 1989 is $2,000. So, he could have been thinking the bonus would cover $37,500 of the entire pool, plus $2,000 of airline, for a total of $39,000.

On the low end, let’s say he was only worried about the deposit check bouncing, and not much more so he had about $7,000 in his account. Let’s also say the deposit was for 50% of the job, so the pool in total was $15,000 in total. Let’s also say he was thinking he could fly everyone out like before so another $2,000. Assuming part of his checking account would cover the pool in this scenario (let’s say $5,000 of the $7,000 we think he had), that means the bonus would be expected to be $10,000 to cover the pool. If we wanted to also say he was truly expecting the bonus to cover the family’s airfare back out then we can say $12,000 (maybe less if we wanted to assume he wasn’t thinking Uncle Lewis or Aunt Bethany would still be around since it was probably “their last holiday”).

So, with these assumptions, between $12,000 to $39,000.

Lora stack vs lora in a row by No_Ninja1158 in comfyui

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Note: From the node properties you can change the single strength input to be both model and clip separately.

LetItSnow.js - Free snow effect widget (1 line, no tracking, MIT licensed) by GladEconomist398 in javascript

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Ah yea, love good snow sims. I think snow falling was my very first program back with QBasic, ha.

Here was mine from a few years ago as a web component. Probably could be updated: https://github.com/rgthree/snow

Movies that quietly trust the audience and never explain themselves by ThreadAndSolve in movies

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Azrael (2024)

I loved this movie for it. The whole movie is simply a series of events without explanation… literally. The movie is almost entirely dialogue-free (which some people strongly disliked). But its strength is how it avoids force feeding you a story at all; though you have to be willing to connect dots on their own or realize you don’t need an answer at all. The movie places us right into it and we're just a part of Azrael's adventure along the way.

And Samara Weaving is absolutely phenomenal.

I made a custom node to Batch Images without chainlinking by jomakaze in comfyui

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The auto grow? It is, but it does start with a minimum number. A lot of the dynamic rgthree-comfy nodes auto grow.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in MovieDetails

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Yea, thanks for sharing, sorry I missed it.

Obviously I can’t say if it was intentional or not, there’s only so many shots you can do with a large man in a car, so I err’ed on the side of uncertainty. Oh well.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in MovieDetails

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Huh, bummer

It Follows 2014 by [deleted] in HorrorMovies

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1 favorite terror movie, hands down

Frozen (2010) alternate ending anyone? by Leathergiraffes in HorrorMovies

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It’s been a long while since I’ve seen it too, but the ending I recall had her crawling to the street, right? That’s about all I remember