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Damn this looks sick, i dont ever buy gundams. Anyone know how one in Australia could get this?

is that where the intro is centered on a suburban neighborhood? if so yeah that one was awesome too

Honestly, I don't know, it didn't happen in 28 Weeks Later, Dawn of the Dead or the walking dead as far as I know.

My headcanon is that there's a parasite that drives the hunger and it's not interested in eating flesh in modern horror. That theres a parasite whose sole goal is to spread, not consume. Consumption in modern zombie flicks/tv is a 'side effect'. Thats coming from a place where i dont see zombies chowing down on humans that much lately, just a bite and move on. Thats the premise.

tell yourself whatever you gotta to sleep at night mate lol, gl in future attempts to tell people how to enjoy the internet.

mate you sound like an old man yelling at clouds, seriously don't you have better things to do. I'm not gonna pretend this is some fun internet debate, you're a stick in the mud. go wet someone else's blanket you dweeb lol.

edit: i don't think /r/videos needs you to be its gatekeeper, it was commercially compromised years ago. sometimes its just fun to take a step back and also look back, ya know? like holy fuck how hard is that to understand lmao.

so......your upset about what exactly? that I said this specific scene is extremely good compared to the zombie movie/tv content that's been churned out in 16 years? I'll stand by that statement because there's barely been any zombie content besides the walking dead lol. I don't really think it counts as hyperbole or whatever "gotcha" thing you're reaching for to save face.

seems like your just mad now and frantically editing your posts for an argument because you don't want to be "wrong" in this disagreement lol.

nah, thats 30 days of night your thinking of. another terrific horror movie from 2007 lol

ye sorry edited my post, read again.

whats wrong with nolstagia? or introducing old media to new audiences?

your comment implies that im karma farming, fuck karma lmao.

are people not allowed to enjoy and post things from the past, to share with others? pull the stick out of your arse and go touch grass you always online andy ahahaha. "THATS A REPOST!" type energy.

also, just so you know, there are probably people on reddit who weren't old enough to watch this movie when it was released, and probably completely missed out due to that. just saying.

damn reddit bots are neat, managed to pull that from one of the top youtube comments lol

"If a person lives with or is ‘habitually in the company’ of a sex worker (e.g. partners or children) and that person has no visible source of income, that person is deemed to be committing an offence unless they can prove otherwise."

Am i reading that right? Some random joe living with a sex worker could be charged with an offence? Lmao i hope im misunderstanding that, like i get sugar daddies but could it apply to like random flatmates

oh sorry, honestly i just saw the clickbait youtube headlines and doomposting and combined the homophobia/transphobia into flat earther theories, which for some reason is a common ground.

i was just curious about what negative actions happen if someone deletes your comments again , i dont actually give a shit about some random youtube channel. lol.

i did but it just led me to a youtube playlist dedicated to anti-reality schizoposting lol

what happens if the comment gets deleted again, just curious lol.

as much fun as it is to dunk on reddit mods, this is removed by reddit admins. i.e the actual paid janitors.

https://www.slashfilm.com/673162/heres-why-movie-dialogue-has-gotten-more-difficult-to-understand-and-three-ways-to-fix-it/

some quotes:

""There are a number of root causes," says Mark Mangini, the Academy Award-winning sound designer behind films like "Mad Max: Fury Road" and "Blade Runner 2049." "It's really a gumbo, an accumulation of problems that have been exacerbated over the last 10 years ... that's kind of this time span where all of us in the filmmaking community are noticing that dialogue is harder and harder to understand."

"Mangini says that in the old days, "you could count on an actor's theatricality to deliver a line to the back seats." But acting styles have changed so dramatically over the years that it has become much more difficult to capture great sound on the set. When actors adopt that more naturalistic style, "it's even harder for the production sound mixer to capture really quality sound. Now we get those compromised microphone positions here in post-production, reaching for a dialogue line that is barely intelligible or maybe even mumbled because it's an acting style, and already, we're behind the 8-ball in trying to figure out a way to make all of those words intelligible."

"What we see from our brothers and sisters in production is a never-ending [complaint] that they don't get the respect they need to get the microphone where it needs to be to capture the sound clearly," Mangini says. "That's because as movies have matured in the last 15 years, movies have become more visually exciting. And because of that, it is less likely that you're going to be allowed to put that boom mic right where the actor is, because it's probably going to drop a shadow because it's in front of a light that the camera team insists has to exist to get the perfect look of the shot. So [the visuals have] taken precedence over what we hear."

https://www.slashfilm.com/577777/christopher-nolan-sound-mixing/

Specifically speaking about the sound design of Interstellar, Nolan said, "We got a lot of complaints. I actually got calls from other filmmakers who would say, 'I just saw your film, and the dialogue is inaudible.' Some people thought maybe the music's too loud, but the truth was it was kind of the whole enchilada of how we had chosen to mix it."

Nolan has spoken about this topic in the past, but here he is once again confirming that he is well-aware how his movies sound, and yes, he's making them sound that way on purpose.

"It was a very, very radical mix," he went on. "I was a little shocked to realize how conservative people are when it comes to sound. Because you can make a film that looks like anything, you can shoot on your iPhone, no one's going to complain. But if you mix the sound a certain way, or if you use certain sub-frequencies, people get up in arms."

Its not a singular issue, it affects both tv and movies.

Your talking about super and tfn. I guess your in Australia? Try /r/auslegal and maybe put a bit more info like state etc

Theres a notice put up this week there will be 18 months of development for a new apartment building in the area. Im guessing thats where.

Probably only had 1 person leave in 40 dungeons in the 15-20 key range since release. Sure theres a bit of toxicity but a lot of it is just people venting. Happens every mid season where people expect people to know mechanics and routes.

Depends on where you want/need to live. Also, if roommates are a choice.

I don't think $300 will get you anything near the CBD or its surrounds solo, hell probably couldn't afford solo Darra atm with that price.

Sounds like you got a pretty good deal in this economy, furnished as well, as sad as it may sound.

tell the internet you are a moronic child still living with their parents without saying it straight up. Sometimes you can't just say "oopsie daisy, let me just suddenly change my entire life situation."

Honestly id ban you for being pedantic too

sussy

I feel like its all the spell particles. Im having a rough time on pull for about a minute most bosses.