That reminds me of this movie project my mom's ex boyfriend was doing, I have no idea what happened to it but it was about a blob of shaving cream that hypnotized some guy into killing peopleSpenner wrote:
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Yeah, more often than not. And songs I like upon first listen, I will overplay for a week and then get bored and never want to hear it again.ninetyoneplus wrote:does anyone else find that they never like music the first time they hear it? like, i ll be like "oh this is cool" but i dont really "get it" until the second or third listen even if it months later.
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Listen to it here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHiP3_-N0Vc
This was used in some smashing pumpkins video. I think, it may have been something else but very similar. Dunno where they got it from.Julian Candy wrote:That reminds me of this movie project my mom's ex boyfriend was doing, I have no idea what happened to it but it was about a blob of shaving cream that hypnotized some guy into killing peopleSpenner wrote:
"He might have written the testament only to harass a one-time mistress, so cynically sure of being wiped out he could throw away all hope of anything more. Bitterness could have run that deep in him. She just didn't know. He might himself have discovered The Tristero, and encrypted that in the will, buying into just enough to be sure she'd find it. Or he might even have tried to survive death, as a paranoia; as a pure conspiracy against someone he loved."
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This films on archive.org I think. Its about a group of people that build a rocket/giant bullet type thing to take them to the moon. But the moons got all of these weird goblin type creatures that live on it, which the main character kills with his umbrella, iirc. Then they get back in the bullet and fall under gravity back to earth. A totaly wierd film tbh.Vexille wrote:This was used in some smashing pumpkins video. I think, it may have been something else but very similar. Dunno where they got it from.Julian Candy wrote:That reminds me of this movie project my mom's ex boyfriend was doing, I have no idea what happened to it but it was about a blob of shaving cream that hypnotized some guy into killing peopleSpenner wrote:
Im sure that film did inspire the smashing pumpkin video, and probably also the moon from the mightyboosh.
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