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no one ever suffers the affects of noise from a gunfight.
i once went to an outdoor firing range and fired a pistol without ear plugs and my ears were ringing for quite some time.
Can you imagine what it would do to your hearing if you were involved in a gunfight in which multiple shots are fired - INDOORS?!
I GUESSS it's one of those film conventions like noise in outer space - you just accept it
br,
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Movies that only play the top ten songs of that decade. For instance, it really took me out of Super 8 that they played ELO's Don't Bring Me Down... Heart Of Glass by Blondie... My Sharona by The Knack. I expected them to play Horse With No Name on loop by the end of the film.
Theres way more popular music, way *better* music from every decade than just the same ten songs.
Yeah, every single Vietnam or "sixties" movie usually has the same playlist of two dozen or so songs they reuse over and over.
: ).
one of many reasons i detest FORREST GUMP...
'THERE'S SOMETHIG HAPPENING HERE...:"
very original' Zemeckis
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Jul 28, 2011 - 10:36 PM
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Thgil
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Probably a stupid gripe, but I hate it when photographs are black and white, regardless of what decade/century the film takes place. I'm not saying all photos should be color, but this is a weird thing I've noticed. Monochromatic seems to be more acceptable than color for some reason...
Best example: Star Trek VI. Kirk's photo of David.
Another. Women keeping their breasts covered after having sex. Um, was he or wasn't he just literally up in your business? Why are you so shy all of a sudden? Thank god for Basic Instinct. Paul Verhoeven knows breasts aren't deadly to look at, though what's attached to them just might kill you...
Edit: Apparently my second point was already mentioned, but it's still a good point.
THE KILLER HAS HIS VICTIM ON THE GROUND, CHOKING THE LIFE OUT OF HER.....
there is ALWAYS a knife, scissors, vase, paperweight ETC. close by for the victim to reach(barely)
and bash the killer in the head so she can escape
d'oh!
What I hate is that the victim always grabs the would-be killer's hands instead of gouging out an eye or tearing out the trachea.
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no one ever suffers the affects of noise from a gunfight.
i once went to an outdoor firing range and fired a pistol without ear plugs and my ears were ringing for quite some time.
Can you imagine what it would do to your hearing if you were involved in a gunfight in which multiple shots are fired - INDOORS?!
I GUESSS it's one of those film conventions like noise in outer space - you just accept it
br,
Cop Land was a rare exception to the rule...the film's climax is completely based around Slyvester Stallone's character getting deafened by a gunshot going off right next to his ear.
good point Jack!
underrated film
bruce
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I gave a mate a lift in my car, it was about a three hour drive & we chatted all the way, but we never looked at each other, I was driving & he was looking at the view. In movies, the same thing, but they're looking at each other all the time, sometimes the driver goes for minutes without looking forward (he doesn't have to, they're on a trailer!). You'd think the director would pipe in & tell the actor he's supposed to be driving!
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