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Movie nights every Friday at https://cytu.be/r/OverlookTheater

TV nights every Wednesday at https://cytu.be/r/ZZZTV

/monster/ streams every Saturday at https://cytu.be/r/qtmonstergirls

/digi/ streams every Sunday at https://cytu.be/r/digitv


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Welcome to /vhs/. Now read this:

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2. Some shitposting is allowed but try to stay mostly on-topic.
3. Spoil NSFW content.
4. No name or avatarfagging.

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Check for weekly movie nights.
Every Friday at 5pm PDT - 7pm CDT - 8pm EDT

At: https://cytu.be/r/OverlookTheater
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I could only find a decent quality copy of Born Invincible with the English dub. The Chinese copies I found are crummy and have shitty baked in subs that go off screen and will have to be covered by a new set of subs.
I tried replacing the audio of the dubbed copy, but due to small differences in editing it starts out synchronized and gets more and more desynced throughout the movie, it's not something I know how to fix.
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/vhs/ Movie Night
>Born Invincible (1978)
>Drug War (2012)
>Look Who's Back (2015)
April, Friday 18th
Pre-Show: They Call Me Trinity (1970) (4:30pm PT/6:30pm ET/10:30pm UTC)
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>>3563
>making this much of an effort to get a higher-quality rendition
I'm sure fugDDD will accept the dub.

>>3564
Didn't we have another Roundup movie to go?
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>>3565
>Didn't we have another Roundup movie to go?
We do, but I like spacing them out, so it doesn't become to repetitive. Maybe next week.
>>3564
I like the public appearance scenes from Look Who's Back. They're like a Sacha Baron Cohen production minus the faggotry.

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We have movie nights, we have bad movie nights, but we don't have TV nights. Therefore I'm going to do a little pilot hue program here to see if there's enough interest.
WHAT: Watch TV shows with fellow anons
WHERE: https://cytu.be/r/ZZZTV
WHEN: Wednesday nights at 7:00 EST. Check last pic if you're confused.
WHY: It helps to pad out the long week between the biweekly gamenights and weekend movie nights.
For week 1, we'll have the following:
Dilbert
>Cubicle denizen Dilbert toils away at Path-E-Tech which makes undefined products. The focus is on his survival amongst a moronic boss, hostile co-workers and his malevolent pet, Dogbert.
Miami Vice
>Esplendent with authentic 1980s music, fashion, and vibe, "Miami Vice" follows two undercover detectives and their extended team through the mean streets of Miami, Florida.
Alone
>Ten survival "experts" attempt to survive alone. The winner receives $500,000.
Hope to see you there!
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TV NIGHT TONIGHT AT 7:00 ET
>Nash Bridges S02E23: Deliverance
>The X-Files S04E15: Kaddish
>ReBoot S01E02: Racing The Clock
>Babylon 5 S04E16: Exercise Of Vital Powers
>Twin Peaks S02E01: May the Giant Be with You
https://cytu.be/r/ZZZTV

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>>3539
If you're still around, Solo, I've made it back in time for Twin Peaks.
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>>3540
It 410'd. Looks like that's it.
>>3539
>ReBoot
>Season 2 of Twin Peaks

I'm hoping I can make it next week. I keep trying, but my work schedule has been all over the place as of late.
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TV NIGHT TONIGHT AT 7:00 ET
>Nash Bridges S03E01: Lost and Found
>The X-Files S04E16: Unrequited
>ReBoot S01E03: Quick And The Fed
>Babylon 5 S04E17: The Face Of The Enemy
>Twin Peaks S02E02: Coma
https://cytu.be/r/ZZZTV

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Movies, TV shows, Cartoon/Animes, Documentaries. Everything goes.
I just watched Blade Runner 2049 yesterday. It was pretty fucking good.
I've also been watching Ken Burns The Vietnam War and will start to watch Initial D later.
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>>3456
I forgot, they just have a strong grip on the sale of alcohol through a state store sort of like Pennsylvania still does.
I have a strong grip on alcohol.
>watching Great British Baking Whatever the Fuck Show or Something season 8 hosted by Washed-Up Mighty Boosh Actor
>nigger makes a stabbing commemorative cake
>nigger gets eliminated on first episode of the season
>Princess Mononoke
It feels like the first draft of the script for this thing was supposed to be a straightforward James Cameron style nature wankfest. But then an exec told the writer to keep it more ambiguous. In the end of the movie it's suggested that the ironworks will mine iron in a more environmentally friendly way, but I feel like they would have chosen a method that didn't require slaughtering half the forest if it was available in the first place.
The movie dragged on but felt strangely disjointed at the same time. The protagonist straight up forgot that he was supposed to run the eastern village by the end, so I guess that they're fucked once all the able men are aged out? The humans were fighting with another group of humans while they were fighting with the animals at the same time, and I had a lot of trouble following who was a part of what group. And then the motivations behind the events of the climax of the movie felt completely out of left field for me.
I guess that there wasn't anything in it that made me mad. Animation was good. My theater's soda tasted kinda funny today.
>the first Dragon Ball
Hated most of it. No idea how this shit lasted long enough to spawn Spicball Z. The Red Ribbon arc was downright rancid. And the Piccolo Daimao arc ended with the invincible demon lord being defeated because a homeless child drank dirty water in a cave. The Piccolo Jr. arc was okay.
I'm not a Tenshinhan fag but I get it. Yamcha always seemed to treat fighting like a hobby rather than a lifestyle anyway. Krillin at least had one more good run against Goku before being phased out completely. Tenshinhan had an arc dedicated to him and then spent the next two getting absolutely humiliated over and over again.
I don't really get why kung-fu wizardry is such a rarity in this world. I get that it's supposed to be a son of a bitch to reach the level where you can even manipulate your ki in the first place. But surely there would be more people who at least want to try learning it after word got out that Piccolo was defeated with the Mafuba technique? If I were Commander Red, my endgoal would have been an entire squadron of the guys. Surely the Crane Hermit would have been willing to teach if you whipped out a fat stack of cash. Goku probably would have had a little bit more trouble if he had a hundred Dodonpas flying at him instead of gunfire.
Might check out Dr. Slump eventually because from the crossover it seems like it at least has more than one joke.

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Godfather 1 and 2 were the goat. Sopranos revitalized the genre. But what other mob flicks/ shows did you enjoy?
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>>3534
It actually is. I dig flicks that take multiple watches to get the context
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>>3535
So you've watched it more than once?
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>>3535
So you've watched it more than once?
>>3536
Yup. Didn't get who snitched on Tommy right away
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>>3526 (OP) 
>Gomorra, but the TV series
I haven't seen the TV series, but the film is well done. One of my top Italian films, I'd say.

>>3534
>Goodfellas
I have watched it, but it's been a while and on a more recent rewatch, it wasn't vibing with me. Mean Streets is another classic Scorsese crime film, though, again, I don't remember it.

Miller's Crossing is a classic Irish mobster movie from 1990. Plus it has Steve Buscemi, what's not to love?

I know I've watched a few others, but they escape me now.

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A thread for movies featuring tomboys. What counts as a tomboy movie is kind of vague, as they don't necessarily have to be about 'being a tomboy' or 'the phenomenon of tomboys', but ideally a tomboy should be prominently featured in the film instead of being a background character and ideally the movie would be good. 
In theory this isn't be limited to anime, but I suspect they'll be the only films worthwhile since a lot of western movies about 'tomboys' are either butch dyke ntr films or tranny garbage.
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Bend It Like Beckham is a tomboy movie :^)
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Night on Earth and Trigun.
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Christina Ricci in Now and Then (master chick flick) is a tomboy. She has a shit ton of older brothers and tapes her boobs down.
Though she ends up letting loose by the end.
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>>3457
She played in weird movies and was basically what Ellen Page tried to be.
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Do movies where the girl is LARPing as a dude count?

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General scifi thread, I'm going to assume we're allowed to talk about shows here as well.
I finished watched Farscape and thought it was good, I liked most of the characters but it all felt a bit jumbled, like trying to do too much in too little time. I also didn't think it was made clear which side Scorpius was on. I think there was a moment somewhere towards the end where he decided what he was fighting for but the whole time I was just waiting for him to backstab everyone else again like he did the dozen times beforehand. I think overall it had too many characters that it was trying to juggle around and they didn't really have time to flesh out any of the secondary characters as much as the primary cast.
Because of all that I think I like Lexx more, even for all the flaws it has in the later seasons. It kept it weird but simple, only a few real characters you have to keep track of and the much slower pace. The universe was also more interesting but they never really explain much of anything in it. I want to know more about His Shadow and the League of 20,000 Planets and how it was created, but after the first season it's pretty much mothballed and rarely mentioned again or explored in any kind of detail. Season 3 tried too hard to be 2deep4u and season 4 was a shitshow on all fronts, at least the finale was good though.
I have an endless craving for late-90s/early-2000s scifi but it seems I'm running out. What ot
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watched the last episode of lexx again
fuck it gets me teary-eyed every time, i know that you probably will never care about is as much as i do but it's such an amazing, sad, yet fitting conclusion to the series i keep coming back to it from time to time. please watch it if you ever get a chance, i hope someday you will feel the joy that I do from it
>>1775
why u so triggered by a meme?
Is this what people call "necro" a thread?
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scifi update from yours truly
>seaquest DsV
finished season 1, the problem is it's too family friendly, too afraid to do anything new, and the weird obsession with dolphins being magical ethereal beings still coming into play, like the episode where he helps the russian mobster bond with his autistic son, or in season 2 when darwin can communicate with aliens. fucking bizarre show but not in a fun way, just a really weird and bad acting-way. and lots of future predictions that aged miserably.
also learned the actor who played Lucas an-hero'd at 27, that was sad.
>andromeda
haven't touched it since my last post and i don't know if i will again, just a trainwreck of a show by the end.
>sliders
the second half of season 3 is really fucking bad after they kill off arturo, but in season 4 they slightly improve it by bringing the kromags back as the main enemy but they're really bad at making them good enemies. just watched the one where they convince one of them to join their side and kill himself in the process. none of the alternate earths they're visiting are that interesting either, and the script + acting is really bad.
is scifi just a doomed genre?
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another scifi update from your friendly neighborhood alien
>Andromeda
Still can't get through season 5, just fucking shoot me
>First Wave
X-Files but bad and cheap.
>Sanctuary
Started watching it because I like Amanda Tapping but it's not very interesting. Couldn't even get through the first episode without being bored.
>Star Trek: The Next Generation
First season is very very slow, but I'm told it get better. Very preachy and very liberal. Dated but not as dated as TOS.
>Quantum Leap
Not really scifi except for the premise, but it's still fun to watch. I like Al being smug and sleazy.
>>427
Four year old post, but yes. The first season is good, but don't expect season two to be that great. It was cancelled afterward.

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Has David Lynch ever made a good movie? It sure doesnt seem like it. It just seems to be pretentious bullshit that never tells an actual story. I watched mullholland drive but im guessing the rest of his films are the same. (excluding elephant man) Elephant man wasnt pseudish. It was a normal movie. The impressions i've seen of his other movies reek of the mulholland drive pseud shit.
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Derailing the thread with my thoughts on Inland Empire, which was one of the only Lynch films I never saw.

OP, if you thought Mulholland Drive was pretentious bullshit, watch Inland Empire. Lynch filmed it without a screenplay and kind of went along with it. He did still bring in elements from his previous films, though, so he had some shred of focus (clearest example was the ending credits where, among other things, we get a man sawing logs, flashing lights on characters, Laura Harring seducing a random guy, and a monkey).

The worst part is that it's shot on a handheld Sony camcorder by Lynch himself and the movie is something like three hours long. Let that sink it. You're watching some nasty, low-quality-looking film for THREE HOURS. I'm surprised I survived the ordeal. I understand Lynch wanted complete control, but that was a test of my patience (especially since the plot is pretty much thrown up in the air for, I don't know, 3/4 of the film for pure Lynchian dream sequences).

I can see why I never see this one mentioned. Wild at Heart and The Straight Story kind of get ignored by the glories of Eraserhead, Mulholland Drive, and Blue Velvet, but I completely put Inland Empire out of my mind since no one mentioned it when discussing Lynch movies. The most I got was a passing comment to watch Inland Empire once you've gotten through his easier-to-digest movies.
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>>1761 (OP) 
I had the strangest dream about him a couple of nights ago. He was teaching me how to make some special hamburger recipe. They had some kind of red spice mixed up in them. If I ever remember the exact recipe or dream it again I'll post it.
>>3426
The plot was all over the place for sure, but I still enjoyed the film. Inland Empire works for what it is; a highly experimental art film. To me it perfectly captures the essence of independent film making in the 2000s with then-new digital tools and cheap electronics, including the camcorder which Lynch used. In fact the camcorder works in favor of the movie, making everything feel raw and gritty like a nightmare you can't wake up from (spoilers!) Plus it's /retro/ but that's more of an acquired taste.
Inland Empire may not be Lynch's best movie but it's still worth at least one watch.
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>>1761 (OP) 
Lynch was good at making a certain type of film, dramas. Elephant Man would be indistinguishable from an overly artsy Lifetime or Hallmark movie if you made the titular character only slightly disfigured. Eraserhead, Blue Velvet, and the general idea of Twin Peaks are pseudo-autobiographical works of his and are well made, even if Eraserhead is closer to the stage play performance of Elephant Man than the serial performance of Blue Velvet and Twin Peaks. However, he had a hard time moving beyond autobiography as a writer, especially after Hollywood scorned him and transitioned to digital. If you learn about his life and philosophy, much of the mystique of his works evaporates, and the deeper meanings of them rise like oil in water. He is an example of someone who needs a fellow creative to bounce off of and/or a studio to control him. He obviously a people person and would have been good in a collective, which the development of the first season of Twin Peaks virtually was and the development of the third season of Twin Peaks clearly wasn't. If you want to consider him a pseud because of these things, I wouldn't argue against it.
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>>3429
>the camcorder works in favor of the movie, making everything feel raw and gritty like a nightmare you can't wake up from (spoilers!)
I also got that it was also intentional on his part for a theme, but man, it was still dirt mcnasty (at least to the average viewer today).

>>3437
>If you learn about his life and philosophy, much of the mystique of his works evaporates, and the deeper meanings of them rise like oil in water.
Second this. Look up transcendental meditation, for example.

>He is an example of someone who needs a fellow creative to bounce off of and/or a studio to control him.
He has said that he presents ideas the way he envisions them, so yes, doing a television series really forced him to surrender to an audience that wasn't willing to let his creative juices flow the way he wanted (for example, the constant pressure to reveal the killer - this drove him bonkers).

I think it's a bit of a disservice that you can't just sit and watch his work without knowing where he comes from (at least for the most part). No one will casually pick up Inland Empire and sit through it unless you one, like crazy shit for the sake of crazy shit, or two, you've already figured out, more or less, what Lynch is about and want to see him unleashe
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It's the most spookiest time of the year.
Halloween has the best movies of any holiday. B-Movies specially.
What have you watched this month?
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Here's a nice series of Classic Universal Monster throwback art. Nicolas Delort is very much a modern Virgil Finlay.
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>>2951
>>2952
The poster for the Creature from the Black Lagoon is probably my favorite of the bunch. But really great posters overall
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>>2945
>favorite mummy and/or werewolf films
I don't think I have a favorite since thinking about it, I don't think I've even watched that many. This is what I got as watched (that we haven't watched on stream):

Abbott and Costello Meet the Mummy - classic
Bubba Ho-Tep - not bad
An American Werewolf in London - didn't like it the first time, REALLY didn't like it the second time
Ginger Snaps - it's Canadian
The Wolf Man - I know I watched it, but I don't remember it
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I finally got the chance to watch Werner Herzog's Nosfreatu all the way through and I have to say that I kind of don't care for it as much as the original. The last 20 or 30 minutes are the best part of the movie as far as atmosphere goes. Klaus Kinski was suitably creepy of course. I do think the makeup was a bit too much. Max Schreck's makeup made him look inhuman but he could wear a bit of a disguise an pass for a particularly ugly eastern European immigrant. Kinski is just clearly a fucking bat man of some kind. It would be like if the bat form from Copola's Dracula was just walking around Victorian England in a top hat and everyone was just like "He's just a slav innit?"

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>>3320
Kek, which movie is this from?
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>>3338
Reminds me of Lucky Stars, but I have no idea.
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There's no bombshell enlightenment in these before anyone assumes otherwise.
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Anyone got a source?

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