American Graffiti 1973 is some strong shit
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Blender Dumbass
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You will probably laugh at me right now, but so far I've seen 1973
George Lucas film
American Graffiti just twice. First time I stopped at about 25 minute mark, not getting the hype around the movie. This time I decided to get through to the end, no matter what it takes. And believe me, if you are not laughing at me right now, you don't understand. This is fucked up! Holy fucking shit!!! I see it now!!! I see it!
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What Lies Beneath
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Blender Dumbass
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Have you ever wondered what would
Alfred Hitchcock do in the age of CGI and VFX? What kind of strange insane shorts he would come up with? Well
Robert Zemeckis set out for himself a challenge to find out. He is notorious for using visual effects creatively. A lot of people might be familiar with the mirror shot he did in the film Contact. So something like trying to make a Hitchcockian thriller of the 21st century was just about the right kind of thing for Zemeckis.