"The domino scene, where V tips over black and red dominoes to form a giant letter V, involved 22,000 dominoes. It took four professional domino assemblers 200 hours to set it up."
You can make a living assembling dominos? Where do I apply??
"The domino scene, where V tips over black and red dominoes to form a giant letter V, involved 22,000 dominoes. It took four professional domino assemblers 200 hours to set it up."
You can make a living assembling dominos? Where do I apply??
That sounds like an insanely stressful job. 21,990 dominoes into it, don't freakin' breath... just dooooon't freeeeeakin breeeeeeaath.
I think I'd rather be a matador and get tossed up in the air by a bull.
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You do you—just don't land on my domino creation!
I looked into the hourly rate for the profession. It varies between…
…for intern, and…
…for experts.
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You do you—just don't land on my domino creation!
I looked into the hourly rate for the profession. It varies between…
…for intern, and…
…for experts.
I guess Google AI can't find a reasonable answer on bullfighter salaries, but from what I can find most make $1k - $10k per fight, while a quora user says "top matadors in Spain are treated like rock stars, earning more than 100k per bullfight".
I'm happy with my day job. It's safer (app dev).
I like to watch comedies, especially about students, such as American Pie and all its parts. I was thinking about rewatching this movie, but first, I need to figure out what’s wrong with my home internet. I’ve already found the contact info and plan to resolve the issue in the next few days. Maybe I’ll invite some friends over who wouldn’t mind watching the movie again.
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Transformers One (2024)
Directed by Josh Cooley, voiced by Chris Hemsworth, Scarlett Johansson, Steve Buscemi and Laurence Fishburne to mention some.
A computer-animated movie about the origin of Optimus Prime and Megatron. Good animations, story arcs, action sequences, and sound effects. I give it an 8/10.
Directed by Josh Cooley, voiced by Chris Hemsworth, Scarlett Johansson, Steve Buscemi and Laurence Fishburne to mention some.
A computer-animated movie about the origin of Optimus Prime and Megatron. Good animations, story arcs, action sequences, and sound effects. I give it an 8/10.
McStabStab
Community Contributor
After watching The VVitch I had become an immediate Robert Eggers fan. His second movie, The Lighthouse, had received critical acclaim but I did not find time to watch it before I was invited to see The Northman in the theater. Now with Nosferatu coming out this Christmas, I thought it was high time I catch up with The Lighthouse.
I think Eggers does an incredible job with period pieces, taking the time to work with historians to give the audience members a view through the eyes of someone living in each one of these time periods. Whether it's a Eastern US Puritan colony in the 1630s, a remote Island off the US Atlantic coast in the 1890s, or the Northlands of the Vikings in 895, he bears the souls of mankind at that time. What motivates them, what steers their moral compass, and what eventually drives them over the edge of their sanity and humanity.
If you haven't seen it, The Lighthouse is absolutely worth your time. If you like it and haven't see the other Robert Egger's films, you're in for more of the same great filmmaking.
View: https://youtu.be/Hyag7lR8CPA?si=lWryTfYVfV3R1aou
I think Eggers does an incredible job with period pieces, taking the time to work with historians to give the audience members a view through the eyes of someone living in each one of these time periods. Whether it's a Eastern US Puritan colony in the 1630s, a remote Island off the US Atlantic coast in the 1890s, or the Northlands of the Vikings in 895, he bears the souls of mankind at that time. What motivates them, what steers their moral compass, and what eventually drives them over the edge of their sanity and humanity.
If you haven't seen it, The Lighthouse is absolutely worth your time. If you like it and haven't see the other Robert Egger's films, you're in for more of the same great filmmaking.
Kaamos_Llama
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Kaamos_Llama
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One of my all time favorites, and back when Disney was ahead of it's time vs... whatever they are now. It would be another 10 years after this released in theaters in 1982 before I got into tech and understood the references and what this movie was about.
Hard to believe that I've reached the age where things I grew up with are now considered classics.
Hard to believe that I've reached the age where things I grew up with are now considered classics.
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Zloth
Community Contributor
@BeardyHat and everyone else for that sake, if you want to watch some classic movies or other genres for free: Tune into TubiTV/Crackle. If you don't live in the states, you have to use a VPN, but you can get that for completely free. If you use adblock you also don't need to see the ads, which is highly recommended.
Some local libraries also have online libraries for movies and such, so that might be something you have in your country. https://www.cineast.no/en/ is an example of this.
Some local libraries also have online libraries for movies and such, so that might be something you have in your country. https://www.cineast.no/en/ is an example of this.
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I'll have to check it out; I recently saw Youtube has a bunch of Ad-Support movies for free as well. In fact, I just made my wife (I say made, given she doesn't share my love of slapstick...) watch Hundreds of Beavers with me. I had a great time of it...
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