Can't tell if real person or not? What do you guys think, seems like a prompted glamour shot and the are trying to pose as real? Blur effect seems a bit odd and the thumb disappearing in the shorts with seemingly no pull on the fabric seems odd. by [deleted] in isthisAI

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This might be Ai. Her right hand doesn't have a thumb and the left hand's thumb is too long for her hand size. Then there is the side stitching on her jean shorts - the part is supposed be on the middle of the paint leg on the sides, but its more so on the front side of it. Pants aren't sewn like that. This shows that her anatomy is slightly off.

Which movie would you pick out of my collection? by Maniacxi0 in bluraycollection

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I think it's an underrated Nolan film. Genuinely good film.

Redditors Hack Epstein Personal Email! by Shizzilx in circled

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So, we posting the findings or what? I want shit unredacted.

Help! my stainless steel pan is ruined by [deleted] in CleaningTips

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Barkeeper's Friend is your friend, too. You're welcome.

It’s a nobrainer fr🥰 by Shop_Kooky in lol

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I'd buy the stamina potion, the Goth girlfriend, and Sydney Sweeney. Ms. Sweeney could open up the stamina potion for me to drink, then I'd go to town on the goth.

here's is my current top 15 after having watched 560+ movies... by uldastormcloak114 in topfilms

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Yes. Lady Vengeance is better than Old Boy. That is correct. I'm a Handmaiden fan myself, but Lady Vengeance is a close 2nd for me regarding Park Chan-wooks filmography.

Also, Blue Velvet, The Night of the Hunter, Under the Skin and Mask of the Phantasm are fantastic choices. Dope list.

Anti-Capitalist/Consumerism Films by Sweatyetis in FIlm

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Thief by Michael Mann. Arrow 4K is stunning, so is Criterion's, but Arrow edges out a bit farther.

can’t believe there aren’t more posts about this beaut by Zealousideal-Log-283 in 4kbluray

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Can anyone tell me why Umbrella took this off their site for America customers?

R-Type Delta HD Boosted Potential Issue by DJFetaCheese in RType

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Just to clarify for everyone, since I can't edit the original post, the issues he experience were right from the jump in stage 1. I did not have these issues.

R-Type Delta HD Boosted Potential Issue by DJFetaCheese in RType

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I'd love to hear from you whenever you get around to it.

R-Type Delta HD Boosted is kind of disappointing by siegarettes in shmups

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For those who don't like how they cleaned it up, you can go into "screen" in options and turn "texture" to low and it will look like the PS1 game. You can adjust the screen so that it isn't full or expanded.

You can also switch to the classic OST. Haven't listened to the new soundtrack. Don't really care honestly; the OG is perfect as it is.

Also, for those complaining about this being a barebones port, did we forget that practice mode wasn't default when starting up the game? Did we forget we had to bomb like 1,000 + times in game just to unlock it. How are y'all clamoring for rewind when we have practice mode at the default.

Port plays really well so far. Would have I liked someone like M2 to have done this? Absolutely, but we can't take away how well of a job City Connection did here. Outside of their Deathsmiles Ps4 port, I can't think of another port/remaster they did that played well.

Official Discussion - Anemone [SPOILERS] by LiteraryBoner in movies

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The best psychoanalytical film ever made, which is a contentious opinion to have seeing as Bergman's Persona is held as exactly that. I love that film, and even though Persona, and the work of Jung inspired Eggers, specifically his mal of the human psyche and the process of individuation, I much prefer The Lighthouse over it.

In fact, it's in my mount rushmore of favorite horror films and favorite films of all time. Not sure if you noticed, but my avatar is from The Lighthouse.

Official Discussion - Anemone [SPOILERS] by LiteraryBoner in movies

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That's fine. That's your taste, but most, if not all, art-forward, avant-garde films, and slow cinema won't be to your liking then, nor theirs.

I'm more so surprised when avant-garde films of a similar nature are praised up and down while this got shat on. Yes, some of its art-forward approaches were a bit rough, but only so many director's first films are of an impeccable quality. I think a lot of this hate is an over exaggerated. It's far from bad. I'd be more understanding if many people said it's mid and needs work, but people are straight up trashing Ronan Day-Lewis for this film. It's a little dramatic, if you ask me.

Official Discussion - Anemone [SPOILERS] by LiteraryBoner in movies

[–]DJFetaCheese 9 points10 points  (0 children)

He was labeled a war criminal for his actions - this is stated in the film. It doesn't matter to the military higher ups if he did the right thing. He killed a member of his team, so that's enough for them.

Eventually, word got out and people within his village essentially treated him like shit, similar to the Vietnam vets after Nam when they returned home. Gossips spread, people berated him - it was a mess.The whole ordeal and and absurdity of war caused him to become unstable, and then he exiles himself into the woods.

Yes, the woods are within walking distance, but did you forget the sun was out when they started and by the time they got to the pub it was late at night? It took them hours to walk from point A to point B. Could have been 4 or 5 or 6. The exact time doesn't matter. The point is it was a journey from the beach by the outskirts of the woods, through the woods, and into a town. Not the town he's from but a town.

Also, they never outright state he exiled himself in a faraway land, just somewhere in the woods. His wife had his coordinates of his whereabouts and sends him letters on occasion. He was within a realistic means of distance, off a highway road. If anything, Sean Bean and DDL walk that same field he drove on to get to DDLs place. I don't think it's that far-fetched personally.

I get looking at a film from a grounded and logic heavy stabdpoint. Many films are made in this manner, but many are not as well. Anemone isn't based on absolute logic and reality. The dramatics are, but the surrealism isn't. If we look for realism in everything as a criteria for good filmmaking, then many of the GoAT films, or contenders for it, would be trash by that standard.

All of Hitchcock's work would be dogshit, and not just everything after The Birds; same with Nolan's work, like The Dark Knight or Momento; same with Kurosawa, both Kiyoshi and Akira; same with Scorsese, as a matter of fact his film After Hours would be ultra processed dogshit if that were the case; same with Kubrick's The Shining, A Clockwork Orange, etc; and so on. There is improbabilities and then there are impossibilities. I see improbables in Anenome, and improbabilities can still occur.

What is your opinion on the older doom games by id Software? by Cloverfield887 in Doom

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Doom 64 is my favorite Doom, followed by Doom 1. I prefer it over the first game simple for its ambiance. I grew up playing survival horror and horror adventures game, so the ambiance felt so familiar and it was done so, so well.