i made some caps from pdl to show....watch for some of these on C&C in the future.
shown here, the person in red appears to be a man with a white beard with black pants just peeking from behind the aisle to the right of barry.
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and finally, as a bonus, the 'love' hand.
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the thing i find odd about the 99 cents store scene is that in the closer shot of the man in red, you can see him wearing black pants, but in the wide, it looks like it's lena because you can see her legs. listen really carefully the next time you see the movie to hear a.) the squeak of the old man's shopping cart, and b.) the squeak of barry's left shoe
cheers
Pretty fresh material, sphinx....
How'd you get those?
Quote from: Pedro the WombatPretty fresh material, sphinx....
How'd you get those?
dvdscreenrenrAHAHAHAyes. :D
damn. whether it was Lena or not was one of those things i was hoping would never get answered. ah well...
I spotted this too, but ruled out the person in the background being the old guy due the fact that he has a shopping trolley and the other person has a basket
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yeah. i have already burned this to DVD.. its a very nice rip
Quote from: 82yeah. i have already burned this to DVD.. its a very nice rip
there's a dvd rip on the internet? for shame!
Its Lena
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get out of my thread
Huh. That's a beautiful thing, what Paul has done.
Quote from: sphinxQuote from: Duck SauceIts Lena
get out of my thread
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more details uncovered
both dean and barry have their first dollars displayed in their office somewhere
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pointed out on the old boards, dean has a harmonium that is stashed away in the corner
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From the Los Angeles Times comes this article about about filmmakers manipulating colors in their films to help tell their stories (a la "O Brother..." etc.). A brief passage about PDL:
Cinematographers are well aware that color alone won't sell movies. Their primary role is to help the director tell a story. While script and story remain the most powerful elements in a film, sound and color provide the major supports, says author Block. "Color brings it home," he says. "It's there to support the story. When it does that, it can knock the ball out of the park."
In "Punch-Drunk Love," director Paul Thomas Anderson borrowed the startling blue suit (worn by Adam Sandler) and a monochromatic background from French filmmaker Jean-Luc Godard's movie "A Woman Is a Woman." Sandler and Emily Watson stand out in their blue and red outfits, respectively, against the San Fernando Valley, depicted in grays and whites. The narrative was interrupted three times for digital displays of colorful stripes, created by artist Jeremy Blake.
The abstract patterns are meant to track Sandler's state of mind as social misfit Barry Egan, says film editor Leslie Jones. "It starts out with his discovery of something new in his life that will change his life. The second one reflects the challenge he's got to face to protect that love. The third is a triumph of keeping what he's found." If there is a meaning to Sandler's royal blue coat, she said she doesn't know it. "It doesn't always go that deep. It was funny. He wore it throughout the whole movie."
Rest of the article here. Click on pic:
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In "The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers," Frodo (Elijah Wood) travels across the Dead Marshes on his way to Mordor. Colors in the original 35-millimeter film, left, were manipulated on a computer, then returned to film in order to suggest Middle-earth otherworldliness, right.
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check it out, it's NOT miked
there are plenty of fucked up things in the credits.
after the special thanks, text reads
BOOM. BANG. LARRABEE. 91 HUMJEE.
HI THERE. BYE THERE. FOR TD.
the pudding woman also speaks occasionaly, but i can only make out certain things that she says. she sounds a lot like one of those computerized voices
'thank you taking me out of my hotel room'
'i love you'
'barry egan'
and things like that.
i also didn't notice 'the end' title card
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Quote from: sphinxthere are plenty of fucked up things in the credits.
after the special thanks, text reads
BOOM. BANG. LARRABEE. 91 HUMJEE.
HI THERE. BYE THERE. FOR TD.
the pudding woman also speaks occasionaly, but i can only make out certain things that she says. she sounds a lot like one of those computerized voices
'thank you taking me out of my hotel room'
'i love you'
'barry egan'
and things like that.
i also didn't notice 'the end' title card
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What the hell is the stuff after the special thanks? Are Pt Anderson fans suppose to understand that? I know TD stands for Ted Demme but I don't get any of the other stuff.
it's just references to the jeep at the beginning and stuff about writing. travel back in time about a year and two weeks and then you'll be in the know
I'm not so sure it's Lena. The old dude is wearing dark pants. The out of focus mystery person looks like (s)he's wearing a dress. Also, the way mystery person carries themself in their walk dosen't seem to jive with an elderly man.
In the commentary, RK says that the guy in the orange suit is from the FAA.
Oh wait. Wrong movie.
Quote from: sphinxtravel back in time about a year and two weeks
that's your solution to everything.
Quote from: XixaxIn the commentary, RK says that the guy in the orange suit is from the FAA.
I said a LOT of things on that commentary... don't believe all of it though, I was a little drunk.