Disclosure Day - Potentially the last collab of Spielberg, John Williams, and David Koepp

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Tom Peters dijo:
This is around the time that cheap assholes (Yids) started setting up CGI shops in India and the industry began slowly out-sourcing to them for CGI.

If you check the credits for modern films the CGI team will be a bunch of Singhs, Patels, Dikshits, etc. Fraudsters. The worse of the cheapest. Is it really all that surprising that it all looks like dogshit these days?
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The visual effects of Life of Pi was done by Rhythm & Hues Studios, of which one of the offices was in India, and it still won an Oscar for that. They were treated like complete shit by the Academy in the process, but it was possible to do. Interestingly enough, VFX quality in general did have a noticeable decline some time after 2012.

So yeah, there was an actual chance for India to be one of the big boys of entertainment, it's just that window of opportunity wasn't open for very long. You'd think with how big Bollywood is that they would've gotten better, but y'know, same goes for Hollywood.
 
The ayylmao at the end was referred to as In Vivo 17. The ones Nixon showed Jackie Gleason in 1973 were In Vivo 4, 5, 6 and 7 (and very not vivo, since they were in a morgue), the one who got an unanesthetized anal probe in 2007 was In Vivo 10. When and how was 17 captured? How many ayylmaos in total were captured, how many dead ones were recovered? There was at least one alive but dazed in Kecksburg in 1965, 3 in the rain going into a tent in ????. Were the Roswell aliens In Vivo 1-3? Disclose something, Spiebs!
in vivos 4-7.jpg in vivo 10.jpg
 
Got out of the theater an hour ago and I would have to agree that it's Steven Spielberg's worse movie. It makes all of his other crappy movies look like Jurassic Park, Jaws and E.T. in comparison. The Magical Black Guy is a dumb ass for not wanting to leak it online like a normal person would. The movie just keep anything fun away from it, too. The people in the movie keep on talking about WW3 and nothing happens with that. The car chases are a bore in this movie. It's pretty much transitional period/waiting in an airport the movie.
 
FatMebius dijo:
Should've been about a guy who put superglue on the tip of his cock. Then it would've been called Dick's Closure Day.


Cool interview with the guy who chased the Tic-Tac. He talks about the movie a bit towards the end and also clarifies the timeline.
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That's a good one, quoted it and credited you on UAP thread. I really wish Spielberg had the foresight to make this movie a part 1 of a dedicated 2. And cut 40 minutes out of it.
 
mlanguishi dijo:
That's a good one, quoted it and credited you on UAP thread. I really wish Spielberg had the foresight to make this movie a part 1 of a dedicated 2. And cut 40 minutes out of it.
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The aftermath is the more interesting thing to me. Say we do actually get disclosure. Trump holds a State of the Union address and shows off some 100% for real alien shit. Bodies. Crashes. Abductions. Not only would the coverup aspect be a hard pill to swallow, but the abduction thing would completely suck the wind out of the government for a lot of people. "Oh by the way, they appear all the time, take people and experiment on them. Sometimes their whole family or doing it to people from childhood into adulthood. And we can't do anything to prevent it and just sort of have to deal with it."

I don't necessarily want to see panic in the streets or something, but the actual realities of disclosure are an interesting subject to me.
 
FatMebius dijo:
The aftermath is the more interesting thing to me. Say we do actually get disclosure. Trump holds a State of the Union address and shows off some 100% for real alien shit. Bodies. Crashes. Abductions. Not only would the coverup aspect be a hard pill to swallow, but the adduction thing would completely suck the wind out of the government for a lot of people. "Oh by the way, they appear all the time, take people and experiment on them. Sometimes their whole family or doing it to people from childhood into adulthood. And we can't do anything to prevent it and just sort of have to deal with it."

I don't necessarily want to see panic in the streets or something, but the actual realities of disclosure are an interesting subject to me.
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I've said it many times, I don't think if we just have something like in the movie that they're real, and been here, it's been covered up, there's more to it all.. It could just be kind of a splat situation like the movie really. Kind of 'yeah we know already mostly'. No major upheaval. Already I'm wondering why obvious images of party balloons being shot down are 'hidden'. A lot of the leaks look to me like camera flaws and sky candles and heat sigs that are probably missiles.

There's some stuff as always that looks really odd. I think the description of this movie and the releases so far are really 'blue balls'. It seems to be building up over and over to something important and then just a tease. That's a womanly job to endless string someone along for bits and pieces, not for professional men.

ETA: It would be wild if those last videos of the movie of the crafts and aliens are pretty close to real. It just doesn't make a lot of sense to me that we'd have freaking aliens that could travel like this and crash and be out of breath and needing humans to survive.

That concept alone would've made an interesting movie/story. Why so many think these interstellar aliens can travel all this way and just crash and die and be medical patients. Explore that.

Put the aliens in the forgotten movies 'Mission to Mars' and 'Red Planet' in a situation like that. How we went to Mars, pretty screwed it up and had to get saved and dealt with by the aliens already there.
 
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CervixHammer dijo:
Maybe all the captures and recoveries were the alien version of drunk drivers.
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Or I guess they don't give a damn about their own. Even we send in massive attempts to rescue downed pilots.

Do they not have any empathy to each other? I still haven't fully watched this movie, and I'm not sure I will. But maybe explain that's what's going on more?
 
CervixHammer dijo:
Maybe all the captures and recoveries were the alien version of drunk drivers.
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mlanguishi dijo:
Or I guess they don't give a damn about their own. Even we send in massive attempts to rescue downed pilots.

Do they not have any empathy to each other? I still haven't fully watched this movie, and I'm not sure I will. But maybe explain that's what's going on more?
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they're the Florida Man methhead who steals an old pickup that's barely working from a front yard and crashes it into a pond
there's mild concern about the environmental damage to the pond but otherwise it's a couple of problems that solved themselves
 
The Nothingness dijo:
So all you practicing Christians who saw the movie, has your faith been challenged? :neckbeard:
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Nope, for one if the aliens are so powerful how did they crash their ship in 1947? Not anywhere near powerful enough to make me question anything.

Second if aliens did show up I would assume they were demons trying to get me to question my faith.
 
Aliens ain't coming here, they haven't come here, and they likely won't come here, because of the vastness of space, and physics.

To come from somewhere, to anywhere that has life in our galaxy is such an impossible distance, requiring such insane amount of resources and time, that no one just "drive-bys" a planet with life to fuck with cows, all refutation of what I've just said comes with the speculation of literal magical technology that erases some of the standard problems of travel, with zero footholds into how.

Not only is the distance the problem, but so too is the problem of slowing down, which would require essentially "putting the breaks" on the speed of your vessel almost at the 2/3 mark of the trip, further increasing how long it takes to get there, among many many other problems, any race that could essentially erase these monumental physics and logistics problems sure as fuck aren't crashing into the ground and getting nabbled by 1960's US Agents.
 
Gaear Grimsrud dijo:
This movie did a very poor job of establishing that the world was on the brink of World War 3.

In the third act there's a line from somebody about if they're gonna bump World War 3 for this broadcast, and I'm like "Huh? Wait, was that what that scene of people raiding that store was about?"
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That would be fun and exciting, we can't have that in this movie. Also, don't show what happens when the news on the aliens ends. This is anti-Independence Day!
 
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