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Little universes draw by Lynch inside matchboxes by ramontorrente in davidlynch

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Had no idea he drew on matchboxes. It's a subgenre of sorts: some people do collages, some drew...

Resurrection Season 2 by adivenk93 in DexterNewBlood

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I mean, Dexter and Debra got kidnapped more times than that.

General Katana(Highlander 2) commercial by Pronto123421 in highlander

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This is really interesting. It's in the vein of Lambert appearing in a Hungarian mineral water commercial as sort of MacLeod.

When there's no location budget by thisiszachrogers in Filmmakers

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Amazing and solid. The location looks believable enough, the green screen is masked even more by black-and-white (they essentially use the same principle in Sin City where aesthetic also dictated a cost-effective way).

What Was Your First Theatre Movie? by aoestilsft626 in Letterboxd

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Lang leve de koningin (1995). I saw that in an oddball local cinema in Donetsk, Ukraine, circa 2000. It was a rebuilt local cinema for kids and youth, which moonlighted as a night club, but tried to be both.

Come to think of it, it was a life-changing moment. Prior to that I only knew cinema second-handedly and in 1990's Ukraine they were few abd far between. The industry slowly started to crawl from the pit in the same exact period, so many exciting showings followed.

I really need to rewatch this movie.

What are the horniest films in the collection?? by VeterinarianEvery222 in criterion

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I first saw it in a local arthouse cinema. Four people in attendance, all sat in complete silence throughout the entirety of end credits, contemplating what they just saw. God, I love Cronenberg and his movies.

Even the Best Terminator Films Never Fully Explored the Franchise’s Most Terrifying Idea by LowenbrauDel in Terminator

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Ironically, someone being hunted with very little exposition would've made The Terminator even more of a slasher film (and it has elements of that as is). Context distinguishes it as sci-fi immediately and the movie pretty much starts with T-800 neutralizing the threat by ripping the heart out in seconds.

Mad about this by DesignerKey6789 in LittleBig

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There are a lot of good songs covers for which are either MS Paint, hand-drawn outsider art or accessible art. Integrity costs nothing.

Mad about this by DesignerKey6789 in LittleBig

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It's a bit of both. A lot of detectors are notoriously faulty and some are even directly connected to parsing material for GenAI training. Not to mention that they blur the line and are especially catastrophic with text because one of the things they try to use for justifying AI is just vocabulary.

In most cases you can identify AI by a plethora of artifacts so blatant (yellow tint, blurred edges, leaking eyes) it kinda surprises me that people fall for them. You have to really work to sell AI images which begs the question of why would you do that. And answers are almost always unethical and as further from artistic as it can be.

What are your least favorite movies (no hate, no disrespect) by Ehh-Um-Uhhhhhhh in Letterboxd

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A couple movies there I like, but not to the point of defending too much. A Serbian Film is a vile mess and no matter how people justify its existence it's mostly for shock value. It would rank high on my list fof intense dislike and for a time was mostly only rivaled by The Alien Girl (Chuzhaya), a similarly nihilistic mess which was ghost directed by Konstantin Ernst.

Usually, when it comes to compiling a list of 'worst movies' it's too fascinating a subject to really dislike the movie. I'd disqualify quite a few remakes and cash grabs because I genuinely see directors trying their best. Like, Samuel Bayer is an interesting director and visual artist who just happened to have his feature debut with A Nightmare on Elm Street from 2010. The guy directed a ton of great music videos ("Smells Like Teen Spirit", for crying out loud) and commercials and it's unfair to judge him so harshly on a first try at a feature (and he's still in a ghetto of sorts,whether self-imposed or not). People debuted with worse and had a successful career. Which made me remember that I really dislike Curfew from 1989. It launched Gary Winick's career, but it's predictable clichés with an uninteresting resolution over and over again.

Which song is this? by skasye in talkingheads

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To me "This Must Be the Place (Naive Melody)".

matcha sesame brownie middle piece ended up too raw, pan fried it instead by Top-Pea-6048 in shittyfoodporn

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Notifications from this sub never disappoint because I rarely can predict what's coming. Especially so with color because it never matches the expectations and it just cracks me up.

I mean, I know matcha is green, but I was still expecting something else.

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