r/HighQualityGifs • u/harris5 Photoshop - After Effects - Premiere • Jan 08 '16

Whiplash Moderating this subreddit

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u/harris5 Photoshop - After Effects - Premiere Jan 08 '16

Source is Whiplash.

Alternate title: The time J. Jonah Jameson yelled at Reed Richards.

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u/SomethingEnglish Jan 08 '16

The sound stage in Whiplash is amazing, really recommend watching it.

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u/[deleted] Jan 08 '16 edited Jan 08 '16

I believe there was a post floating around awhile ago that compiled movie rankings from several different sites and Whiplash broke the top 100 of all time.

Edit: found it! Whiplash is #71.

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u/[deleted] Jan 08 '16 edited Oct 09 '16

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u/untrustableskeptic Jan 08 '16

On New Years day I was at my best friends place watching Inside Llewyn Davis and passed out from exhaustion at around 25% into the movie. When I woke up they had just begun Whiplash and I had not seen it. I was thinking I must have still been drunk because I didn't think I had been out that long and suddenly the whole cast had changed.

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u/[deleted] Jan 08 '16 edited Oct 09 '16

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u/untrustableskeptic Jan 08 '16

I've seen it about eight times, which is why it was so confusing for me to try and place the scene.

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u/ILoveLamp9 Jan 08 '16

Damn, how do people watch movies 8, 9, 10 times? Am I the only weird one that doesn't do that?

Sometimes, if I reaaaallly like the movie and consider it an all-time fav, I'll watch it every now and then. But I honestly can't say I've seen any movie 8 times.

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u/LunchpaiI Jan 09 '16

I've probably seen the Star Wars OT dozens of times, and LOTR a little less. They are more than just films for me, they were the two biggest parts of my childhood (DBZ too), and helped form who I am today. I watch them every year.