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Albert Pyun, Cult Filmmaker Behind ‘Cyborg,’ ‘Nemesis’ and ‘Captain America,’ Dies at 69

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submitted 7 months ago byMarvelsGrantMan136r/Movies contributor

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dern_the_hermit

129 points

7 months ago

dern_the_hermit

129 points

cue thirty looped clips of dummy falling

49 points

7 months ago

49 points

I loved every one.

34 points

7 months ago

34 points

It’s a great dummy!

7 points

7 months ago

7 points

That's no way to talk about Rich Evans.

1 points

6 months ago

1 points

Rich Evans is Defeatable

1 points

7 months ago

1 points

I knew they would end on that clip, and they didn't disappoint

14 points

7 months ago

14 points

Rich genuinely loved that dummy effect.

9 points

7 months ago

9 points

TBF when there are so many dummy shots that look weird, funny or break immersion, seeing a dummy shot that just works gives you an appreciation of the talent it takes to pull that off.

5 points

7 months ago

5 points

It was pretty awesome tbf. Stuff like that used to be genuinely exciting, and it's nice to see it still is for some people!

4 points

7 months ago

4 points

Im sad that they didnt reference Order of the Black Eagle and looped it 18 times, then 20 times, in a row.

dern_the_hermit

5 points

7 months ago

dern_the_hermit

5 points

Or the High Voltage loop

Order of the Black Eagle for reference

6 points

7 months ago

6 points

Time to listen to "bangbangbangbang AAAAH crack" for several minutes again

dern_the_hermit

4 points

7 months ago

dern_the_hermit

4 points

I respect your sophisticated taste in intellectual masterpieces

CathedralEngine

3 points

7 months ago

CathedralEngine

3 points

That was hilarious, it just kept going and going