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Trollheart 03-05-2018 05:53 PM
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Originally Posted by OccultHawk (Post 1931190)
Do it first thing

Don’t mention the accident obviously

Just say you noticed you were behind and wanted to get caught up ASAP

Sorry if that’s like real obvious
I thought you said DON'T mention the accident? :laughing:

OccultHawk 03-05-2018 06:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Frownland (Post 1931103)
Ok it's a 4.99999999999999999999999998 out of 5.

I wouldn't say that the plot points in question (I'm sure you know what I'm referring to) tarnish the film.
Spoiler for .:
I have to say, it did take off. I enjoyed it a lot from her escape onward And yeah the hand thing was pretty ****ing solid

I’m actually not sure what plot parts - the moonlight death monster dude?

I thought the dialog with her husband was pretty dull


WWWP 03-05-2018 07:02 PM
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Originally Posted by OccultHawk (Post 1931207)
Spoiler for .:
I have to say, it did take off. I enjoyed it a lot from her escape onward And yeah the hand thing was pretty ****ing solid

I’m actually not sure what plot parts - the moonlight death monster dude?

I thought the dialog with her husband was pretty dull

Nice.

Frownland 03-05-2018 07:31 PM
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Originally Posted by OccultHawk (Post 1931207)
Spoiler for .:
I have to say, it did take off. I enjoyed it a lot from her escape onward And yeah the hand thing was pretty ****ing solid

I’m actually not sure what plot parts - the moonlight death monster dude?

I thought the dialog with her husband was pretty dull

Spoiler for .:
Mostly the swift exposition at the end with the letter. It's a cheap literary device and it's just so jarring in contrast to how well-handled the rest of the film is. Plus, a lot of the closing dialogue is straight up terrible. The bone guy added a really awesome layer to it, but a lot of the ending feels poorly slapped together to tie up loose ends. I think that Flanagan could have written another act that told the same story in a less corny way.

Also from what I hear, the traumatic event is a lot more graphic and violent in the novel.


Did you watch that **** yet, Batlord?

Trollheart 03-05-2018 07:40 PM
Elphenor needs somewhere to crash tonight.

The Batlord 03-05-2018 07:50 PM
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Originally Posted by Frownland (Post 1931224)
Spoiler for .:
Mostly the swift exposition at the end with the letter. It's a cheap literary device and it's just so jarring in contrast to how well-handled the rest of the film is. Plus, a lot of the closing dialogue is straight up terrible. The bone guy added a really awesome layer to it, but a lot of the ending feels poorly slapped together to tie up loose ends. I think that Flanagan could have written another act that told the same story in a less corny way.

Also from what I hear, the traumatic event is a lot more graphic and violent in the novel.


Did you watch that **** yet, Batlord?
I have nor for no good reason. I really need to finish it cause JESUS CHRIST IT'S SUCH A GOOD ****ING MOVIE.

Frownland 03-05-2018 07:56 PM
He hasn't even watched it all and he knows.

The Batlord 03-05-2018 08:46 PM
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Originally Posted by Frownland (Post 1931239)
He hasn't even watched it all and he knows.
Whatever gore **** you're talking about it's just a great movie with a great concept that I really have no good reason for not finishing. I just haven't due to laziness. But it's just so good regardless of whatever ****ed up scene I'm missing.

Lucem Ferre 03-05-2018 09:37 PM
So, like, if you're an industrial fan and you don't know who Throbbing Gristle is does that make you a culture vulture? Or is 'culture vulture' just a pretentious term used by people trying to justify their elitism with in their culture?

Janszoon 03-05-2018 09:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Lucem Ferre (Post 1931253)
So, like, if you're an industrial fan and you don't know who Throbbing Gristle is does that make you a culture vulture? Or is 'culture vulture' just a pretentious term used by people trying to justify their elitism with in their culture?
If you don't know who Throbbing Gristle is, you're probably an "Industrial" fan rather than an Industrial fan.


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