Never forget Rule 34.

While you touched on the Vimeo ban, no one has yet mentioned the "goose/gander" problem here with Vimeo. Maybe I should have linked to the other videos in question to see what Vimeo us allowing? Or, judging by the reactions here to only Li's video, maybe not...!

Thank you, Blaze! 🤗

How about a non-archive.today link, please? It's insecure (http) and more often than not times out.

I forgot to add...

WARNING: This video may potentially trigger seizures for people with photosensitive epilepsy. Viewer discretion is advised.

The King cares. 🫶

Color me embarassed. Link has been corrected. The responsible LinkMonkey(s)™ will be severely reprimanded!

Afterthought EDIT: thanks for bringing that to my attention. I was wondering if anybody was clicking any of the links.

Edit: whoops I thought you were the one asking for recommendations

Who cares?! 😄 Got Horror movie recommendations? Spit 'em out!

BTW, I thought Beyond The Black Rainbow was a visual treat and an interesting experiment/homage but as horror...meh. 🤷

Stop it! 🤣😂🤣 You're killing me!! 🤣😂🤣 Great review! Your anger is hilarious!

!moviesnob@lemmy.film

I just perused the list and, always one to look a gift horse in the mouth, wish there was at least an IMDB link to the titles. Titles like The Invisible Man...well, which one?? I'm assuming this one (which I personally liked a whole bunch!).

Why don't you tell us how you really feel?

Has anyone noticed that Ash (the American voice) talks like he's always asking a question? 🤣

Need more people to talk about film nerd shit on hexbear

Sorry, but why when you've got !moviesnob@lemmy.film at your disposal?

Yes I am just an old communist curmudgeon, this was not a dig at your post which I already said I agree with.

See, we've already found a type of common ground! And tranquillo, no digs taken! 🤝

Nolan’s Batman is unironically fascist power fantasy

Are you saying there is some superhero movie that isn't? The entire genre is just that!

Fair enough that you don't like Nolan's style, Batman or otherwise—you're unequivocally entitled to your opinion—but you can't deny an intrinsic difference in quality between Nolan and, for example, Snyder or Gunn. I personally don't feel too intellectually insulted after a Nolan film.

Thanks to @SkinnyBob@lemmy.world posting over at the Counter-Earth Lemmy, 13thFloor at kbin.social.

Very nice.

Nicely written. Thanks! 👍

!moviesnob@lemmy.film

Thanks, pal!

HA! Color me embarassed! I have a daily quota on misinterpreting things people tell me. I parsed that as "In the year 2001 Criterion released Devil Doll in laserdisc format! 🤦

I should edit the article to say "present-day Criterion"…but I won't (evil laugh)! 🦹 Do you remember when that 2001 release was from? Guessing from the format, 1980s or early 1990s? It's actually surprising (to me, anyway) how long the format survived; according to Wikipedia, Scorsese's Bringing Out The Dead was released on Laserdisc in the year 2000, the final Laserdisc (North American) release for Paramount.

And finally, we're both scratching our heads in unison regarding Criterion's occasional lapses of judgment of their releases. What's next? Zack Synder's Justice League: Justice Is Gray? Eww…I just got a little sick there.

See also https://lemmy.film/post/1319664

Wow! Then again, on second thought I'm not too surprised, not because of the art-house/historic value of the film but because the aforementioned co-founder's appearance (and most likely paying a song for licensing).

Regarding no longer having the licensing rights, I'd guess (but could be wrong) they sold eleven copies of this dog, on laserdisc no less (that probably only sold a few hundred units /jk), and decided to cut their losses!