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uh, spoilers for a 20-year-old movie, I guess?

It's weird that the script couldn't decide if they wanted to "replace the women with robots" or "give them brain chips". So then it decided to try and do both, which is very confusing.

Why it was robots sometimes:

• So one lady could spin like a top & shoot out sparks.
• So they had a remote control that could control the size of the woman's, uh, "buxomness".
• So one lady could accept Visa and eject money from her mouth.
• So the gay character could look down and see a robot version of himself.
• So the normal dog could be turned into a (terrible, terrible, TERRIBLE CGI) robot dog.
• So Nicole Kidman could see a bald robot version of herself.
• So Christopher Walken was actually a robot.

Why it was brainchips sometimes:

• So they could use it in a cartoon commercial.
• So Matthew Broderick could disable the brain chips & turn all the wives normal.
• So I guess they didn't have to film a bunch of robot women dying, and then decide if all the original women were dead or frozen, and then film them coming out of the basement?

Oh my gosh where did Nicole Kidman's children go???

Wasn’t Constance Zimmer in the lead role before Ellis Ross?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nvLPVKnEKT8

here is a link to were they talk about it, thanks.

Can y’all please help me 😔

Anyone know what this is from. I’ve seen the meme so many times and want to know what she’s looking at.

Not sure if this is a good place to ask this, but in american movies and series people wear jackets, sweaters or hoodies outdoors constantly regardless of weather. I get cold places obviously, but what about Negan wearing leather jacket mid summer in virginia. Or the people in lost wearing hoodies in the Australian outback mid-summer or even in the freaking island. Why is that?

!Towards the end of the movie when Jess is being pulled by Chauncey (similar to what had happened to her dad) it seemed like her and possibly Taylor looked into Chauncey’s eyes.!<

!Did they see all of the world’s imagination and get their minds destroyed like Jess’ dad?!<

I know perception of reality is something they are trying to get across in this movie. So now I can’t tell if they’re actually cursed or not. Maybe that’s the point but if anyone else has some more insight, please share!

As it is the girl has to be pretty. Anyway, since the girl’s so pretty the bad guy wouldn’t care what kind of person the girl is. All he’d care about is she’s pretty and he can hug and kiss her.

does anyone have info in this painting? it got a full frame shot for a second or two in the glass onion movie but I can't find it anywhere. The closest thing I can find is from william kurelek. Is it real or a prop & can I buy it?

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I’ve just recently watched Francis Ford Coppola’s The Conversation. Honestly, I’m having a bit of trouble understanding the ending.

From what I can tell, the conversation was actually them planning to murder Robert Duvall’s character.

If Robert Duvall’s character learned this from Gene Hackman’s, why did he go to the hotel?

At min 1:09:50 as the small scene with Bernadetta confronts and then comforts Felicia. It was B's drugs that was taken.A subtle holy music is playing under the scene and B talks about how suburbia has hurt and toughened them up. She uses US while speaking to F. " Being a man one day and a woman the next is not an easy thing to do".

So my question is, did F take hormones ? Was that what made F feel emboldened more so then average and feel themselves more than normal? And was this a way that B was comforting F having known what it was like in her past to have this revelation ( the holy music in the background ).

That or im reading to much, or putting some of my own feelings onto the scene.

Hey all,

I watched a movie some years ago about a government program to send people to mars. The people who were going to be sent underwent a series of forced mutations to make them better prepared for aspects of life on mars but were kept living with their families while they slowly were turned into not humans. It ends with a lot of violence on the base from the people who’ve been being changed.

Thanks!

Okay, so I just watched “Shutter Island” on a plane. It was my first time watching it, so it’s very fresh on my mind.

I had no real prior knowledge of it, so everything was surprising.

But I have a few questions!

• If Rachel, the “escaped patient” was patient 66, and Andrew/Edward was patient 67, but Rachel wasn’t a real patient, aren’t there only 66 patients? Why tell him there are 67?

• Why would that one patient being interviewed write “RUN” in his notebook? What purpose would that serve in the act?

• was meeting Rachel in the cave real, or a hallucination?

• I don’t understand the memory component. Is it possible for someone’s psychosis to be so severe that they don’t remember any individuals that they’ve lived with on an island for 2 years? Once the reveal happened, one thing that seemed flimsy to me is that he didn’t know or recognize ANYONE on the island, except for George. Which I guess he created such an elaborate back story because he felt so badly for beating him up??

-was the rain/ hurricane really so bad? As I watched I was like “this storm is terrible!” But thinking about how Mark Ruffalo just tagged along outside, almost got crushed by trees, and could have fallen off a cliff, now I’m wondering if the elements were at all hallucinatory.

-What was the purpose of Ted Levine’s character?

OKAY. That’s a lot of questions. I thought it was a great movie. I’ll be excited to read watch it knowing what’s coming.

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Can i ask for help. I once watched this Chinese movie as a kid but i can't remember it's name. It's about a monk who travel with a sentient staff. He later met an ugly demon girl and fall in love with her. She became pretty later in the story. She can use the wand as well but if she use it the wand can transform according to her imagination unlike the monk. The girl got captured, the monk and the staff fight an army and what i belive to be Buddha himself

I just watched Sid is dead, and it made me feel so much, I can't just watch something now, do u grt what I mean?? Like it was so..... 🤷‍♀️, that I just can't watch something different now, I feel like I need to jsut lie down and stare into space for the next week or smthn, does anyone else get like this?

From the series the watcher on netflix, the ending left me really confused lol. Who is the watcher?

I've had this dream quite a bit now, I think it may be the storyline of a movie?? Idk. Japanese movie about a boy named ikashi, who was born with a sun mark on his forehead, because of that he was treated like a monster and since a kid hes been in a circuse like place.In the end, he meets his future self. Is this a real movie or is my brain just making up a really interesting sounding movie?

I saw a good movie many years ago it was about a womanizer who made a photo album of the girl he conquested he got held captive by a woman he seduced the movie is from late 1990s or early 2000s its either italian or spanish i think

1hr18min47Seconds yellow text appears on my screen just as Dalton gets thrown out the bar on one of the frames. Has anyone else seen this?

Is anyone able to find and screenshot it?

Hello Guys, Can you please suggest me some good feature films that have teenager protagonist in it? The film could be of any language & genre. But it should be good and Teenage centric. Please do suggest good films. Example - The fault in our stars, Beautiful Boy, Udaan (Hindi), The perks of being a wallflower.

Is roadhouse 1990 and 2024 related? I am about to watch roadhouse 2024 and found there is another with the same name. Also how many sequels are there totally if they are related?

I was rewatching this musical gem this evening and I noticed not for the first time that Baby's (Miles') hair color in all the flashback shots is blonde. It's dirty blonde but it's very distinctly blonde. When we jump back to Ansel Elgort as Baby his hair is very distinctly brunette. Edgar Wright does almost nothing by accident so I have to wonder...is this intentional? Is Mile actually blonde but he dyed his hair to hide his identity better for his criminal exploits? Are we supposed to assume that adolescent Miles grew up to be a very dark brunette? I know it's not impossible but for a movie that's so explicit about it's visuals I just have to wonder if that's was the reasoning was. I've done all the searching I could about this but found nothing. Maybe Edgar said something about it at some point? Maybe I'm insane? Curious if anyone has any information about this.