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I'm thinking he's back
>>975493
Hot
>>975312
What movie is this?
>>975493
Noice
>>975553
www.imdb.com/title/tt1598778/
>>975493
oper8r as fuck
>>975594
that's pretty good
>>975470
it's a fun flick you buzzkill
>>975594
whats the audio from?
>>975312
>Your wife is dead
>Can I go talk to her?
>No, she's dead
I thought this was supposed to be a comedy scene and then the second half was serious
>>975734
Pulp Fiction, it's actually the director
>>975739
Sounds like you have never lost someone close to you, shock is a really powerful thing. Used to think same shit of movies before my mother suddenly passed away.
you guys are pretty shit at editing
>>975312
>>975739
It's called shock. Real ER doctors have said that, when people hear the bad news of the very sudden and unexpected death of a loved one, this kind of reaction is just as common as the regular "immediately-overcome-with-grief" reaction that Hollywood has taught us to expect. Especially when it's a mysterious death like this. Sometimes they have to tell a dead patient's loved one three or more times before the realization finally sinks in.
At first, Mitch Emhoff (Matt Damon) seems to be nodding along to the news, but is ignoring everything the Dr is saying under the pretense that it's probably medical-jargon he wouldn't understand anyway. But when the Dr explicitly tells him that the reason *why* he can't speak to his wife is because she is dead, his expression goes from one of extreme-concern to one of pure shock and confusion. She seemed like she merely had the flu until only about an hour before she died. He has to look over to the social worker for confirmation before he can even begin to comprehend that she really is gone; The first stage of grief is denial.
Then, when he asks what it was that killed her, we see frustration and anger begin to build up in Mitch's face as he realizes the doctor can only give him a best guess, this time using *actual* medical-jargon that Mitch doesn't seem to know what to make of. When the doctor mentions herpes, Mitch lets out a small outburst, yelling at the doctor and demanding a real explanation; the second stage of grief is anger.
That clip is my favorite scene from Contagion, and honestly is some of the best acting I've ever seen Matt Damon do. I'll never understand why some people say he is a bad actor, especially those who cite this particular scene as an example of why.
>>975312
>>975974
>>975974
The girl who plays his daughter seems like a pretty good actress herself here. Haven't seen her in anything else though
>>975974
I thought that movie was pretty solid. Scene had no problems for me.
First post ITT, btw
I don't think Damon is a bad actor, but I think he is a very lazy one. He NEEDS a good director to shine, otherwise he just acts like Matt Damon, which is to say, he doesn't /act/
Case in point:
>The Departed
A convincing attempt at portraying a conflicted double agent who is torn between is loyalties to his boss and the new life he's living
vs
>Interstellar
Yes, yes yes, yes
(or whatever that phoned in delivery was)
I even like Nolan, but he's way too hit or miss.
>inb4 /tv/
>>976005
Having good source material is the most important aspect to making an actor's performance shine in a film, IMO. The direction is important too, but mostly because too much micromanagement by the director can oftentimes make an actor's performance much worse.
If you read interviews with the cast members of his films, you'll see that Soderbergh prefers to collaborate with each of his actors individually, so they both share the same vision of how their scenes should play out.
>>976039
Yeah, I'm not the biggest fan of all of his work, but I definitely agree that Soderbergh takes care in what he makes.
trigger warning :^)
>>976143
this is much more brutal without sound. That music makes no sense in this context
>>976143
I know it's just a movie and all, but he has a reload every 2 shots and not one person decides to rush him at that point?
Am I missing something?
>>975827
takes it like a champ
>>976209
That's called irony of tone you uncultured swine
>>975701
If you think that's not funny, try this clip that aired in March, 2001.
>>975827
I always loved how they never asked where he got a bucket of "Christian Blood" from.
>>975964
One of my all time favorite exchanges.
>>976319
>pretending going on a school shooting is cultured if you just give it ironic music
>>976143
Music just reminded me of Mac Tonight.
>>976047
The virus' origin was never meant to be post movie speculation, it's supposed to be realistic so it shows it very explicitly in a realistic way.
One can speculate on how the disease was transmitted to Dr Mears, though
>>977407
lulz... What fucking movie...?
>>977472
probably crank 2
>>976897
more like Michael Based
He really does love that swooping shot too
![Samurai.Cop.2.Deadly.Vengeance.2015.1080p.BluRay.x264-SADPANDA [01:12:09-01:12:32].webm](https://i.imgur.com/FZKEAKd.jpg "Samurai.Cop.2.Deadly.Vengeance.2015.1080p.BluRay.x264-SADPANDA [01:12:09-01:12:32].webm")
Fresh OC
>>975827
That's one big Jew
>>976143
>Mack The Knife
>Not sung by Bobby Darin
Disgusting.
>>976337
It was "predicted" multiple times in varying forms of media. There's probably some jewtoob vids made already that you can check to confirm for yourself, if you have the courage.
>>975321
>Live in a highly advanced society
>Capable of recreating several species of animals that lived millions of years before you
>Decide its smart to clone the biggest predator in history
>Rather then using highly advanced weaponry such as RPG's, you decided to attack this deadly beast with electrified sticks when it escapes
>>977663
>52 million dollar beast
Money makes humans stupid. (Oddly, the only realistic thing about that scenario.)
>>975827
Source?
>>977712
Only the finest thing to come out of Norway since Lene Egeli!
>>976229
Japs are very, very herd mentality.
>>976787
because the Mac Tonight theme was based off of the song in this, Mack the Knife by Bobby Darin
>>975312
is this when he buys the zoo?
>>979050
>>977760
>Muslim is ok?
>...I honestly don't know
kekd
Don't know why I posted the non-sound webm, that was stupid of me.
>>978975
still goosebumps
>>979303
Goosebumps every time.
This part of the film always gives me the chills.
>>980408
10/10
>>981214
Still can't believe they made a Beavis and Butthead movie.
And honestly surprised Hollywood hasn't tried to remake it by this point.
>>975474
classic
>>981262
shhhhhh dont encourage them
>>983733
Letterkenny. Short Canadian series that came out last month
>>975318
Name of the movie?
>>983763
Shutter Island.
>>976838
It's shown in the ending, isn't it?
>>975962
If only humanity realized that we could rule the universe with cheese cake.
>>982527
The music used in this movie is nothing short of spine tingling.
>>976047
I don't know what you're talking about. This movie was great.
>>977663
They use an RPG later, albeit stupidly. Here they didn't quite realize what they were dealing with and didn't want to kill it
>>975470
Had the most unlikable characters in a movie I think I've ever seen
What movie OP?
>>985117
Contagion (2011)
Most realistic disaster movie ever made IMO
>>983982
yep, the virus' origin is shown in the final scene.
see webm
>>985280
That song is really neat
>>985294
ALWAYS WASH YOUR HANDS!
>>985850
>>975739
Watch Contagion, it's 3x better with Matt Damons acting and the context.
>>975493
Is that Keanu fucking Reeves? I didn't know he was such a fucking bad ass in person.
>>975470
Agreed, total piece of shit.
>>985894
Yep thats him i think he practiced for the role in john wick or some shit like that. I for one definitely wouldn't fuck with Keanu.
>>985850
What movie is this from?
>>985919
Falling Down
>>979295
Clint Eastwood and his spaghettis
>>979269
This was such a shitty movie. Korean westerns are the worst.
>>985294
That is fucking terrifying.
>>975312
Submarine (2010) - Dinner Date
>>979293
man i thought this movie was a piece of shit lol
>>979303
>>975314
>>975312
Loved this movie
Wash your hands, don't touch your face
>>975314
that's actually a pretty neat shot. Starts w BDH, goes all the way around and shows everyone in the kiosk and then comes back to her
IDK why everyone ITT gets their jimmies rustled by this movie, it's actually pretty good. And the characters were great, I don't know what you're smoking >>984441
>>979050
movie?
>>986489
Not a movie.
>>986196
am I the only one here who thinks this movie had fucking amazing music?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NBQJjqnG1iI
I was on mushrooms when I first saw it in theaters, and I vividly remember it the music producing this fucking amazing atmosphere for the film. You didn't see the monsters much but it made it so much more awesome when you did. And all the drama was decent even on a sober re-watch
>>975486
title of the movie?
>>986550
The Man from U.N.C.L.E.
>>986523
My favourite bit of music is right at the end when he's walking out of the city. I bought the soundtrack just for that.
>>986489
true detective, it's a tv show
>>975756
My feels anon
>>977603
>not satchmo
This is just a crime.
>>987200
>tank shoots the whole shell
>including the casing
>>978074
You got me, man.
>>978975
I love how they said that the mushroom cloud was just a lightbulb with some cotton around it.
>>986142
As pathetic as those pew-pew sounds were by themselves, this was actually one of the best battle scenes I've ever seen. It's pretty well put together, and the editing is pretty good.
>>977760
as a canadian chinese english speaking individual, i found it hard to watch while reading subtitles. its one of those films where you cant enjoy while reading subtitles
>>976143
pretty gruesome movie holyy yo.
but it angered me how none of these betacucks could attack the dude
>>978069
what i dont get it
>>978069
Blarney Stone
i want to see a really good recent movie with strong performances and writing. The OP webm sounds like a perfect movie for me. Anyone else got any suggestions?
>>987323
No way. Are you telling me a Seth Rogen comedy movie isn't entirely accurate to the real world?
You just blew my fucking mind.
>>987323
That's 65% more shell per shell.
>>987668
Japs are giant pussies
>>977588
kek
>>984176
cheesecake is fucking gross
>>988040
God you're a faggot.
>>979305
Best fucking movie
>>977559
is that weird al?
>>988091
wow he ryhmed kanye with kanye a lot
>>988559
He's rhyming the words before Kanye.
>>978078
>4chan rents a room out
>>987686
>Sea Stallions launching missiles
>realistic
Best scene
>>984191
It's like JAWS, but JAWS is the good guy with a nagging conscience being dragged along because JAWS needs to eat some Cartel fishies on domestic soil. And, like in JAWS, you know the chomp and the blood is coming, but you're not anxious, you're anticipatory, wanting them to fuck up somebody who deserves it.
>>975321
This is the dumbest fucking thing since Starship Troopers- except that was SUPPOSED to be stupid
>>976143
EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
>>989515
I'd be amazed if anyone who likes that movie has actually seen Jurassic Park.
>>985850
>that sir mix-alot ad in the background
>>975593
I swear I've seen this but I don't remember it at all
>>975321
I honesty don't understand why anyone would genetically modify a zoo animal to go invisible.
What's the point in making something that you want people to see, not able to see it?
>>989637
I think it was unintentional because they used cuttlefish DNA
>>987670
Locals piss on the Blarney stone
>>989526
I unironically enjoy Jurassic World.
Jurassic Park is one of my all time favourite movies. I understand that World is no where near as good as Park but at the same time it wasn't trying to be. It's a completely different genre of movie.
My biggest gripe was the music placement. Too much of the theme was used on the human scenes and not the dinosaur scenes.
>>989637
Cuttlefish DNA was used to increase growth rate. Camouflage was an unknown side effect.
>>984441
guess you never saw the first Cloverfield
>>988916
Nice to see a webm for this, got any more?
>>989924
Thank you but no. That was actually my first OC.
>>984161
based Spacey.
>>984191
movie?
>>975312
Definitely one the best performances Matt Damon has ever done
>>990427
Sicario
>>975493
>Keanu shreadding
>the sound of the brass at 0:04
>my erection
>>990523
I don't want to sound like an ass, but it seems really weird for people I can only guess are Russians speaking with Irish (or is it Scottish?) accents.
I literally have no idea who made this or what it's from, so maybe those bits of info would explain why.
>>975962
Jesus fucking Christ, what the hell went wrong after TNG?
>>990580
What's wrong with it? It's a light hearted moment, TNG had plenty of those and cheesy moments.
>>982234
I swear to God I'll pistol whip the next guy who says 'shenanigans!'
*sound of hydraulics*
and that's all it got to give
>>990839
pls respond
>>991000
The Last Ship
>>991026
thanks famalam looks fun
>>990449
What this man said.
>>990580
DUDE EARLY GREY HOT LMAO
it's the same shit mate
