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by broscillator 3y ago
Are stockholders not people?
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by broscillator 3y ago
Cate highlights positive aspects. Again, your posts focus every time on negativity. This is the point that I'm trying to get across. You talked about cancer, about blame and failure, "doing everything wrong in life and still win
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by broscillator 3y ago
Lost Highway is comprehensible on non-linear terms, you can find some interpretations. This is incomprehensible because an actual linear plot was not well conveyed.
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by broscillator 3y ago
I feel like i'll get carpal tunnel if i do this five times lol, your hands might be a lot smaller than mine
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by broscillator 3y ago
A GUI element is not a mode, categorically.
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by broscillator 3y ago
I just tried this on my laptop and it is the most uncomfortable thing I've done on a keyboard.
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by broscillator 3y ago
In vimium I use vim navigation for scrolling around, / for search, and a bunch of tab actions that aren't vim accurate but vim inspired. In mpv I use gg/G to getting to the beginning/end of a file. Many terminal file man
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by broscillator 3y ago
Lol it's not that at all.
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by broscillator 3y ago
Huh? Isn't the privilege to be a bigot in a position to interview people? 60 years ago you can't deny the reality that some bigot had power and interviewed people and he didn't like "fruity" men (or whatever he&#x27
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by broscillator 3y ago
I'm aware BR was made by the same director. In contrast, Lynch's doesn't look anything like his other films. Color grading is a huge part of what makes movies look like they do, but beside that there is a sterility and cleanl
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by broscillator 3y ago
I do, Coltrane told me. Only he didn't do it on hn comments.
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by broscillator 3y ago
> is based on the authors definition of success in art which is box office returns. It's probably also based on Lynch's comments about Dune being pretty much his only regret in life.
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by broscillator 3y ago
To make you think a little about what art means and what's it all about.
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by broscillator 3y ago
There's a glimpse there, beneath the deprecating sarcasm, of beginning to understand the point of the article.
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by broscillator 3y ago
Is being a judgmental prude a choice?
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by broscillator 3y ago
It might also be that you find that lottery ticket and don't play it, because you believe you have no agency to do anything with the money anyway. > Just like you cannot change the fact if a coin lands on heads or tails. You can, ju
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by broscillator 3y ago
don't remember any of these except maybe the second to last
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by broscillator 3y ago
Oh the world and the characters in my head from when I read it are much more interesting. I will keep this in mind for when (if) I watch the 2nd one tho.
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by broscillator 3y ago
I recently got to rewatch the first LOTR film in theaters, after not having seen it for maybe 8 years. I was stunned at how well done it was visually, and how well handled the tension and pacing are throughout the whole thing. It was just a
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by broscillator 3y ago
I think a blackboard is cheaper than any device that lets you view PDFs
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by broscillator 3y ago
How much of that 58% abstains from porn?
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by broscillator 3y ago
This reads like a response from 60 years ago to someone coming out of the closet as gay.
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by broscillator 3y ago
In these comments your agency is entirely aimed at negativity. In order to justify this you reframe it as realism. It's kind of like walking outside with your attention constantly focused on the fact that you might step on dog shit.
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by broscillator 3y ago
Why did John Coltrane call it My Favorite Things?
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by broscillator 3y ago
Accuracy has little artistic value.
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by broscillator 3y ago
Thinking about it less than a second: Prometheus. Drab colors, very neat and slick sets and costume designs. Heck even Interstellar. BR2049 although that's much more interesting in having all the neon, at least there's some color
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by broscillator 3y ago
It respects the source material too much. It serves the only function of being an acceptable, technically excellent version for two audiences: the purists, who care more about the book than about film as an art form; and the people who are
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by broscillator 3y ago
But Dune is very much a story where many things do happen, intricate things that have a lot of text and subtext. The tone you describe is at odds with the story it presents (and its run time).
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by broscillator 3y ago
I can think of no memorable visuals despite having seen it on IMAX. I can remember plenty of interesting visuals from the Lynch one despite thinking many other aspects of it were horrible, and having seen it in my room 4 years ago.
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by broscillator 3y ago
Only had to look at the first two spots to strongly disagree.

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