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INTERESTING MOVIES

4 - Mouthpiece (Patricia Rozema, 2018), 1 h. 31 min.

A character study unlike anything you've, most likely, never seen before or since; one person, portrayed by two polar opposite interacting personas.

INTERESTING MOVIES

3- The Automatic Motorist (Walter R. Booth, 1911), 10 min.

A fully realized remake of the director's own movie 'The ? Motorist' from 1906. A visually dynamic drive through the impossible.

XD I was debating over if I should point that out, but it goes without saying.

Same.

INTERESTING MOVIES

2 - The Big Swallow/A Photographic Contortion (James Williamson, 1901), 1 min. 8 sec.

Much like many shorts of its era, this is more a visual experiment than a narrative. It completely obliterates the fourth wall in a unique fashion.

XD I do feel more and more like him.

VERY accurate. :)

Such is life. XD

I found a video with English subs, so that's alright. :)

I didn't even know that.

Gonna check it out once I get the chance. Just by giving it a brief glance, it already feels a lot more competent.

And thus, Toy Story 4 was rendered completely obsolete.

It goes to show that being the most popular didn't always mean 'the best written' back then. XD

It feels like it wouldn't have mattered regardless; there was a very set formula for writing creepypastas back in the day, so in a way, they were all ripping off each other. Clichés don't really need a language barrier.

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The author of Ben Drowned?

"Wienie magic"... XD

I get the sense they wanted to be Jadusable so badly.

Hehehe! :D He is me. :)

In other words, you get the sense that this wasn't planned out that well?

I wanna hug her so badly too!

XD Yeah, they assumed people wouldn't be aware of what game they're playing, unless they spell it out to us...

XD He's so me.

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Well, there's an obvious one, but I'm gonna go with an original option and take someone that looks similar. XD

INTERESTING MOVIES

1 - La Folie du Docteur Tube/The Madness of Dr. Tube (Abel Gance, 1915), 10 min.

An early example of visual distortion being portrayed in film form. Since there were no distortion lenses at the time, the desired effect was achieved with mirrors. Very disorienting.

I hear ya. This one is up on the official Steam-page though.

Uh, is this game still coming out, or what?

I have the 'Sonic.EXE' creepypasta to thank for instilling this pet peeve:

People that write 'pixelated' instead of 'bit-crushed'.

XD Woooow...

AHHH!!! SHE LIKED ONE OF MY POSTS!