Handman

I really enjoyed the first LUT, but I have mixed feelings on the second. The film looks weird like that for some reason. I’m not sure why. I wish I were able to better articulate this feeling. I suppose the movie feels more dream-like with the original contrast, which I feel suits it more with the Rey and Luke scenes.

Also, it appears Kylo Ren’s helmet is exhibiting some crushed blacks, possibly. Could anyone tell me it looks okay to them?

I suppose Dr. Dre should make his own thread at this point…

chyron8472 said:

suspiciouscoffee said:

I want to be a ghost when I die.

Maybe you can share Moaning Myrtle’s toilet.

Gross.

Also, gross.

oojason said:

‘Transform Your iPhone Into A ‘Game Boy Console’ With This Nostalgia-Filled Case’…

https://fossbytes.com/wanle-gamers-console-game-boy-iphone-case/

https://www.amazon.com/iPhone-Livoty-Little-Tetris-iPhone7/dp/B077HPBJXV/ - $12 + delivery.

Most smartphones are as big as the original GameBoy from 1989. Welcome to the future…?

I still have my GameBoys. ^_^

Possessed said:

I bet the line “look how funky he is” is used to describe handman all the time

:’-(

DominicCobb said:

One of these days I’m going to get FilmStruck.

Me too.

ray_afraid said:

Criterion is gearing up to release the entire Showa Godzilla series (1954-1975. 15 films) on bluray.
I’m amazed. I can’t wait!

In a boxset or what? I know the first Godzilla is already out on Blu-ray from Criterion.

I would be more than happy to volunteer to dub General Madine if you’re still looking for somebody to do that.

All I meant is there are a great deal of people here who saw the original film in 1977, so I thought the “Beat that!” comment was pretty funny.

New old logo, more contrast to the dark theme, and tighter formatting all around.

ray_afraid said:

moviefreakedmind said:

You can change it to dark blue in your settings.

Perfect. I think the white will be better on my phone, but it’s instant migraine on my monitor.

Yeah, I had to do this as well.

DuracellEnergizer said:

My first was TESB. Beat that, compadres.

Do you know what site you’re on?

moviefreakedmind said:

Handman said:

An example of cultural appropriation: https://youtu.be/SYnVYJDxu2Q

No one owns a culture. Cultural appropriation is a non-issue.

I hoped the disco video made that clear.

Handman said:

I wish it were possible to understand. I have no meaningful relationships whatsoever.

When I first started posting here, I never imagined I’d be in this position.

I wish it were possible to understand. I have no meaningful relationships whatsoever.

Ahnold is looking pretty old.

An example of cultural appropriation: https://youtu.be/SYnVYJDxu2Q

Wrong thread.

DuracellEnergizer said:

Handman said:

Here’s 1960s casual:

Squares.

no u

I feel like any DVD cover qualifies for this thread.

moviefreakedmind said:

Handman said:

moviefreakedmind said:

I’m more confused on where you got this notion that a certain age group is less likable than another.

Well, when you’re young, you’re a bit more self-righteous, a bit more prone to being loud and obnoxious. Now, not always, but generally that seems to be the case.

The old are just as self-righteous, they’re just less idealistic. And I know of a lot of older people that get just as drunk and rowdy after work as your average college student. At least young people tend to be less inhibited and less socially conservative. That’s one benefit they have in terms of likability. My position is that all genders, races, ethnicities, and ages are just spinning their wheels in the dirt as far as humanity goes.

I guess I’m a bit more inhibited and socially conservative then. I’m pretty uncomfortable all of the time.

I was wrong. Let’s drop it.

moviefreakedmind said:

I’m more confused on where you got this notion that a certain age group is less likable than another.

Well, when you’re young, you’re a bit more self-righteous, a bit more prone to being loud and obnoxious. Now, not always, but generally that seems to be the case.

Bleh. Fine, I suppose it’s more a me thing. I find it hard to take someone seriously if they’re wearing a silly hat, and it seems to me people used to wear them less.

ray_afraid said:

I’m a fanatic of the 1960’s and I can promise you that baseball caps were normal then, especially for young people (kids-late 20’s).
They aren’t wearing em in the pics you posted because those are all ad’s for clothing and the company doesn’t make baseball caps.

I’m not talking about young people, though. I don’t like young people.

Here:

These seem to be the situations a person would wear a baseball cap in the 1960s:

• Recreation
• They’re young
• They’re generally not middle class citizens