Movie/Show Discussion Thread

[Greater Weselton]

Movies used to be family-friendly and not have Illuminati symbolism in them.

WTF are you talking about?

Some movies are advertised as being family-friendly, but are not. Many movies also have Illuminati symbolism.

Movies used to be family-friendly and not have Illuminati symbolism in them.

....Are you serious?

Honest Trailers and RedLetterMedia are the gods of online film critics.
I'd like to reiterate the point about Nostalgia Critic having a really obnoxious voice and overblown sense of his own popularity. A lot of his topical analysis makes sense, but I personally find him really insufferable.

Hey, he can get a bit obnoxious.

I am serious.

[The Huskar Social Union]

WTF are you talking about?

Some movies are advertised as being family-friendly, but are not. Many movies also have Illuminati symbolism.

....Are you serious?


Hey, he can get a bit obnoxious.

I am serious.

Its not just Movies, the illuminati also controls other things, for example:

Chicken.

KFC sells Chicken.

McDonalds also sells Chicken.

Chickens have two limbs, unless you count their wings in which case it is Four.

The Colonel also has four limbs

McNuggets come in four shapes

Coincidence? I think not.

4+4+4 is 12 12-9 = 3

Triangles have 3 sides

The McDonalds logo has three downward points which connect to make one shape.

One

The illuminati has one eye

KFC is illuminati confirmed.

[IisraelL]

Some movies are advertised as being family-friendly, but are not. Many movies also have Illuminati symbolism.
I am serious.

Its not just Movies, the illuminati also controls other things, for example:

Chicken.

KFC sells Chicken.

McDonalds also sells Chicken.

Chickens have two limbs, unless you count their wings in which case it is Four.

The Colonel also has four limbs

McNuggets come in four shapes

Coincidence? I think not.

4+4+4 is 12 12-9 = 3

Triangles have 3 sides

The McDonalds logo has three downward points which connect to make one shape.

One

The illuminati has one eye

KFC is illuminati confirmed.

How didn't I notice that myself? You sir, are a genius!

But for serious, I'm not sure if that guy actually believes what he says- it's so weird.

[IisraelL]

Some movies are advertised as being family-friendly, but are not. Many movies also have Illuminati symbolism.

Unsure if serious.

Anyway, about the family-friendly element I disagree- in fact, I think family-pictures currently are over-protective and always aim for complete political-correctness and overused morales, they don't take any risks.

About the symbolism- I'll assume you are just joking.

[Greater Weselton]

Some movies are advertised as being family-friendly, but are not. Many movies also have Illuminati symbolism.

Unsure if serious.

Anyway, about the family-friendly element I disagree- in fact, I think family-pictures currently are over-protective and always aim for complete political-correctness and overused morales, they don't take any risks.

About the symbolism- I'll assume you are just joking.

I am completely serious. Some children's movies are not very-family friendly.

[IisraelL]

Unsure if serious.

Anyway, about the family-friendly element I disagree- in fact, I think family-pictures currently are over-protective and always aim for complete political-correctness and overused morales, they don't take any risks.

About the symbolism- I'll assume you are just joking.

I am completely serious. Some children's movies are not very-family friendly.

I just said I completely disagree with you- anyway, may you elaborate in what manner the films are not family friendly?

[Northwest Slobovia]

Unsure if serious.

Anyway, about the family-friendly element I disagree- in fact, I think family-pictures currently are over-protective and always aim for complete political-correctness and overused morales, they don't take any risks.

About the symbolism- I'll assume you are just joking.

I am completely serious. Some children's movies are not very-family friendly.

Sure, Bambi's mom gets shot in and killed in the first scene of that movie. And, of course, there are all these modern movies that go on about tolerance and respect and other such threats to the established social order.

[IisraelL]

I am completely serious. Some children's movies are not very-family friendly.

Sure, Bambi's mom gets shot in and killed in the first scene of that movie. And, of course, there are all these modern movies that go on about tolerance and respect and other such threats to the established social order.

Actually I feel that as much as time goes- the family-pictures are becoming more overprotective and politically-correct.
I mean, for example Pinocchio would get like a PG-13 rating or something...

[The Huskar Social Union]

Its not just Movies, the illuminati also controls other things, for example:

Chicken.

KFC sells Chicken.

McDonalds also sells Chicken.

Chickens have two limbs, unless you count their wings in which case it is Four.

The Colonel also has four limbs

McNuggets come in four shapes

Coincidence? I think not.

4+4+4 is 12 12-9 = 3

Triangles have 3 sides

The McDonalds logo has three downward points which connect to make one shape.

One

The illuminati has one eye

KFC is illuminati confirmed.

How didn't I notice that myself? You sir, are a genius!

But for serious, I'm not sure if that guy actually believes what he says- it's so weird.

Yeah it is weird.

But that whole thing comes from a youtube video i watched the other day, but i could not remember the second half of it so after KFC and Mcdonalds sells chicken i made it up. Google KFC is illuminati and you will find the original, its fucking hilarious.

[Corrian]

Some movies are advertised as being family-friendly, but are not. Many movies also have Illuminati symbolism.

Sorry, but any time anyone starts talking about "Iluminati symbolism", I have a hard time taking anything they say seriously. I don't want to offend or anything, I just don't take any of that seriously.

Anyway, I can't really say on the family friendly thing.

[The Huskar Social Union]

Some movies are advertised as being family-friendly, but are not. Many movies also have Illuminati symbolism.

Sorry, but any time anyone starts talking about "Iluminati symbolism", I have a hard time taking anything they say seriously. I don't want to offend or anything, I just don't take any of that seriously.

Anyway, I can't really say on the family friendly thing.

But its the truth.

Vegemite is Black

Do you know what else is black?

Thats right

Seals

Okay stop Huskar, stop it.

[Greater Weselton]

I am completely serious. Some children's movies are not very-family friendly.

I just said I completely disagree with you- anyway, may you elaborate in what manner the films are not family friendly?

There is a certain kids' movie that glorifies the occult.

[Northwest Slobovia]

I just said I completely disagree with you- anyway, may you elaborate in what manner the films are not family friendly?

There is a certain kids' movie that glorifies the occult.

Which one?

[Greater Weselton]

There is a certain kids' movie that glorifies the occult.

Which one?

Frozen

[IisraelL]

Which one?

Frozen

[Insert facepalm here.]

[The Huskar Social Union]

Which one?

Frozen

....

You are fucking obsessed with that movie, bloody hell.

GO DO SOMETHING ELSE!

[Northwest Slobovia]

Which one?

Frozen

Sense of humor, this one...

But to drag this thing back on topic...

Sure, Bambi's mom gets shot in and killed in the first scene of that movie. And, of course, there are all these modern movies that go on about tolerance and respect and other such threats to the established social order.

Actually I feel that as much as time goes- the family-pictures are becoming more overprotective and politically-correct.
I mean, for example Pinocchio would get like a PG-13 rating or something...

It's an interesting point. I can sort of see what you mean, but on the other hand, what's considered suitable for teens as changed rather a lot lately. T&A is no longer a big deal, nor is swearing, and movies are a lot more violent than they used to be (or at least have a lot more violence, even if it's generic blockbuster violence rather than assault or murder of specific individuals).

[Scyobayrynn]

I don't really specifically look for stuff outside of the mainstream, though 90%, in ANYTHING, I prefer stuff outside of the mainstream. Because most of that is more creative and interesting than the mainstream.

The three I mentioned definitely are. Russian Ark is a technical tour de force: the whole movie is a single, unbroken take. Try doing that with a typical blockbuster.

Is it a single take or a single shot there is a significant difference.

[Conoga]

The three I mentioned definitely are. Russian Ark is a technical tour de force: the whole movie is a single, unbroken take. Try doing that with a typical blockbuster.

Is it a single take or a single shot there is a significant difference.

It's a single shot, three takes.

[Northwest Slobovia]

The three I mentioned definitely are. Russian Ark is a technical tour de force: the whole movie is a single, unbroken take. Try doing that with a typical blockbuster.

Is it a single take or a single shot there is a significant difference.

It's certainly a single take. I believe it's a single, very complex shot as well, but I'd have to watch it again to be sure. I'm pretty sure there were no shot changes; that's it's just one camera and sound crew following the action around for the whole movie.

[Scyobayrynn]

I just said I completely disagree with you- anyway, may you elaborate in what manner the films are not family friendly?

There is a certain kids' movie that glorifies the occult.

Maleficent, All the Harry Potter films, Hocus Pocus, Jackie Chan Adventures, DISNEY, Halloweentown, Halloweentown II, Halloweentown HIgh, Return to Halloweentown(the worst in the series), The Dark Crystal, Cinderella, Cirque du Freak(great fucking movie), Lilly the Witch, etc etc.

[Scyobayrynn]

Is it a single take or a single shot there is a significant difference.

It's certainly a single take. I believe it's a single, very complex shot as well, but I'd have to watch it again to be sure. I'm pretty sure there were no shot changes; that's it's just one camera and sound crew following the action around for the whole movie.

A single take means it took them 1 try, in a finished product you can not tell how many takes it took. It would need to be told.
A single shot means a continuous shot--of which they take as many tries as they wish to get right.

EDIT:
According to the wiki about the Film it took 3 takes to get the shot right.(which is still impressive by its own right)
And if I am reading correctly it was 100 minute shot, so it took them 3 tries to get a 100 minute shot.

I wouldnt be surprised if this isnt a record for longest continual shot in a film.
2 Edit, turns out they made a movie about the difficulty of doing a 100 minute shot.

Needless to say that is singularly amazing. Now the question is did they manage to actually make a decent film or was it just a one-off to attempt such an impressive shot.

[Corrian]

It's an interesting point. I can sort of see what you mean, but on the other hand, what's considered suitable for teens as changed rather a lot lately. T&A is no longer a big deal, nor is swearing, and movies are a lot more violent than they used to be (or at least have a lot more violence, even if it's generic blockbuster violence rather than assault or murder of specific individuals).

I still have no idea how The Walking Dead only gets a TV 14 rating.

[Scyobayrynn]

It's an interesting point. I can sort of see what you mean, but on the other hand, what's considered suitable for teens as changed rather a lot lately. T&A is no longer a big deal, nor is swearing, and movies are a lot more violent than they used to be (or at least have a lot more violence, even if it's generic blockbuster violence rather than assault or murder of specific individuals).

I still have no idea how The Walking Dead only gets a TV 14 rating.

Lack of sex. We here in the US will let a truck load of violence slide by with a light rating, but some heavy petting and breast and motherfuckers lose their minds.

You see moms cover their son's eye for naked women, but never for the decapitation scene.
Just a little sex in our violence.

[Stahn]

I had high hopes for Fury as I love WW2 tanks, history in general and thought that Brad Pitt usually stars in pretty good movies. Also it used only real vintage tanks!

But I hated it. I think it is a terrible movie on many levels. Not just the action but also on a human level. Like how it dealt with the murder of SS PoW's and rape. Can't believe the makers got away with it.