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Bill Moseley@choptopmoseley

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LEGO Santos@LEG0santos·1d

oh so it was Chappel Roan who abandoned baby jane doe

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Tomorrow’s headline: Bill Moseley has cancelled all scheduled convention appearances due to severe stomach illness.

Taking a chance on airport oysters

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@NowPlayingPod @LOGEEKZ @FilmStripPod

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Krdragon_2@_KarateOne·1d

cinesthetic.@TheCinesthetic

50 years ago today, Star Wars began filming.

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Mark Gillies@5goalthriller·1d

Chappell Roan’s security guard being sent to deal with some fans.

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M&Ms missed out by not being in ET and Reese’s Pieces became a phenomenon. I wonder if Skittles was the first choice for Project Hail Mary and if they will see a Reese’s Pieces like bump from this phenomenal film.

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Richard Roeper@RichardERoeper·1d

When you see hundreds of films a year, every year, you seldom watch a movie for a second time in theaters. This is one of those rare occasions.

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Dr. Gnome to you@MrParacletes·1d

@NowPlayingPod No, this line. 😆

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Hernandy D. Morales@hernandy_s

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Avengers Assemble????

I’m calling it right now, MJ is going to say THE line at some point in this movie

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This may be outside the scope, but if NONE of the standard cinema formats are 16:9 why are TVs 16:9? I always thought they went with a “common” widescreen theatrical ratio. But the closest, standard widescreen, is the 1.85:1. So why not Donath’s 1.85:1 also?

Adam Hlaváč@adamhlavac

Seeing ASPECT RATIOS written incorrectly all over the internet. Let's see if this clears it up. The aspect ratio is the relationship between the width and height, traditionally separated by a colon. A square has an aspect ratio of 1:1 because it's width and height are equal. Formats like IMAX (15-perf 70mm) are projected at 1.43:1, 1.43 times wider than it is tall. Writing it as 1:4:3 implies height, width, depth. Modern TVs are 1.78:1 or 16:9 because 16/9 = 1.77778 and we round it up. Super 35 = 1.33:1 VistaVision = 1.50:1 Standard Widescreen / Flat = 1.85:1 IMAX Digital = 1.90:1 Univision = 2.00:1 or 2:1 5-perf 70mm = 2.20:1 Anamorphic / Scope = 2.35:1 or 2.39:1 Ultra Panavision = 2.76:1

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@adamhlavac @philiplord This may be outside the scope, but if NONE of the standard cinema formats are 16:9 why are TVs 16:9? I always thought they went with a “common” widescreen theatrical ratio. But the closest, standard widescreen, is the 1.85:1. So why not Donath’s 1.85:1 also?

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Adam Hlaváč@adamhlavac·2d

Seeing ASPECT RATIOS written incorrectly all over the internet. Let's see if this clears it up. The aspect ratio is the relationship between the width and height, traditionally separated by a colon. A square has an aspect ratio of 1:1 because it's width and height are equal. Formats like IMAX (15-perf 70mm) are projected at 1.43:1, 1.43 times wider than it is tall. Writing it as 1:4:3 implies height, width, depth. Modern TVs are 1.78:1 or 16:9 because 16/9 = 1.77778 and we round it up. Super 35 = 1.33:1 VistaVision = 1.50:1 Standard Widescreen / Flat = 1.85:1 IMAX Digital = 1.90:1 Univision = 2.00:1 or 2:1 5-perf 70mm = 2.20:1 Anamorphic / Scope = 2.35:1 or 2.39:1 Ultra Panavision = 2.76:1

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Gay Gay Hunsecker@stockpiledclay·2d

Pop Base@PopBase

Twitter turns 20. What is your favorite tweet of all time?

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Steve Byrne@stevebyrnelive·2d

These are the only 2 women on the planet who feel threatened by an 11 year old.

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I was talking to friends about this earlier today. Digital killed the video store, but not only did we lose finding movies by just browsing, now digital promotes only their original content. So if Netflix gets views streaming a movie they didn’t make, fine. But their Home Screen is what they made. Same with Amazon, Apple… if it’s not Top 10 or original content it will barely ever be seen. Digital seems that the great democratization for the entertainment industry. No longer do you need a record label or movie distributor to get your art out. But now the signal to noise ratio is so high and companies only care about what makes shareholders the most profit…content they own end-to-end.

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DiscussingFilm@DiscussingFilm

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B/R/A/D/80 @ Dread Central@bradmiska·2d

Let’s all please keep promoting the hell out of Netflix as they spend literally zero marketing dollars to support the community that turned them into a billion dollar company 🤝👍

All 10 movies in the ‘SAW’ franchise are now streaming on Netflix. See which other films just got added to Netflix: bit.ly/FlixMarch26

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Duc de Vinny (comms open)@DucDeVinny·4d

You don't see broke people wearing barrels with suspenders anymore

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@BadFilmTakes1 Username holds up

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cinemoments@TheCineMoments

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Nuanced Film Takes@BadFilmTakes1·3d

Hate to be cynical, but this slate of movies isn't super exciting to me. Too many sequels. Too much treading familiar ground. Half of these are IP resurrection. I want something bold and new, and I'm not seeing it here.

2026 will be a generational year for cinema 🔥

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Nicolas DeSilva (☥𝐃𝐁)@SlickNicDB·4d

What do you mean "Working"

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Anthony Edwards and Mare Winningham are seeking a friend for the end of the world as the bombs fall on 1989's MIRACLE MILE. This apocalyptic romance film sank in the pits of theaters but found cult following on video. The phone's rining and it's for you! Become a Patron you can get on board with Arnie, Justin, and Stuart as they look back at the last hours of pre-irradiated LA! Our review is live now for Patrons on Patreon, Apple, and Podbean!

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@mario_faker Whew! the only things lost were the NP tit logo and then one of the 6 Spider-Man movies in the grid. Not sure why those were lost but if I delete and reupload the video YouTube deletes all my views, comments, links... so fortunately I can use the YouTube editor to blur the nips!

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Mario Faker@mario_faker·3d

@NowPlayingPod Ahem…

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The Spider-Man: Brand New Day trailer is pulling from some of the weirdest comics Marvel ever did. Cocoon rebirth. Organic webs. Spider-Totem stuff. Arnie went frame-by-frame and broke it all down youtube.com/watch?v=4lTVfn…

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@mario_faker Okay....I'm mad. Some of my layers didn't output and I don't know why. They're not in my project anymore! I had this I've now blurred the nips using YouTube's editor but if multiple layers are missing, grrr...I'll have to delete and reup with a new URL.... FUUUUCK

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