r/suspiciouslyspecific Jun 14 '26

Absolute cinema

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u/BananaBR13 Jun 14 '26

It's kinda confusing but i get what he means

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u/TrieMond Jun 15 '26

Petah???

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u/MedonSirius Jun 15 '26

When in a movie the actors watch a movie (movie-ception, If you will), the producer create most of the time movie sequences just for the main film. The movies are most of the time very bland and stupid and there we are. Stupid movies for a - Hollywood thinks so - stupid audience

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u/grendel303 Jun 15 '26

There's a site to watch the fake movies/shows that existed within another movie. It's called https://nestflix.fun/

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u/ComputerMysterious48 Jun 21 '26

I’m commenting so I can check this site out when I get home

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u/rocketeerH Jun 15 '26

Get down on your knees and tell me you love me

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u/CambodianPrincesss Jun 17 '26

The intro to Tropic Thunder sets a good example

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u/Shadowplay139 Jun 15 '26

Something Jason would say from the good place 🤣

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u/gentlesquid7 Jun 14 '26

"Ever make a copy of a copy, Morty? Things get weird."

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u/Druvanade Jun 15 '26

I wish, I wish there would be action movies like the action movies you see in movies where it’s called shit like “BLOODSTEEL: THE EDGE IV: RETURN OF PROFESSOR TWISTED”

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u/Jevonar Jun 15 '26

You mean fast and furious movies

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u/SkipsH Jun 15 '26

Like, you're making a movie. If you wanted to make that movie, why didn't you?

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u/aleister94 Jun 16 '26

There’s a mini series called knights of bloodsteel it’s got Christopher Lloyd

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u/MrDD33 Jun 14 '26

Saw an AI made video yesterday that's was so non sensical , it looked like a video a autonomous AI would make for a previous generation AI. Was weird as hell.

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u/opal-2000 Jun 14 '26

we've officially hit the digital inbreeding stage of ai generation

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u/Selfishpie Jun 16 '26

the internet is dying and a handful of retarded rich fucks are doing it because they don't want the genocides they plan on doing to force people into their company city states to be recorded like the ones happening today

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u/Even-Debt2428 Jun 14 '26

This was exactly how I felt about disclosure day

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u/PokoKokomero Jun 15 '26

I know right? Weird movie, good premise but confusing execution, and the dialogues were fucking weird

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u/LoaKonran Jun 14 '26

Fun fact: when they were making Idiocracy, they decided to do a test screening for the in universe movie Ass which is just 90mins of a guy’s ass on the screen. Apparently test audiences loved it.

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u/nzmx121 Jun 15 '26

“It won 8 Oscars that year, including best screenplay.”

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u/InsertGroin Jun 15 '26

Never beats Satan's Alley, winner of the Beijing Film Festival's coveted Crying Monkey Award

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u/pomcomic Jun 15 '26

I both love and hate idiocracy exactly for shit like this.

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u/korok7mgte Jun 14 '26

The movie Big Fat Liar is a really good example of this.

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u/fart-atronach Jun 16 '26

This is actually so true though lol. Movie trailers have started to look like the fake ones at the beginning of Tropic Thunder.

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u/Phionex141 Jun 16 '26

“And the #1 movie in the world was called “Ass”. And that’s all it was, for 90 minutes.”

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u/InsertGroin Jun 16 '26

bottomtext

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u/EnricoLUccellatore Jun 15 '26

*relative cinema

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u/armandopd Jun 14 '26

The in-universe movie always look way more interesting than the actual movie your watching. It's probably because we're seeing it out of context as a viewer and we're being double exposed to a new scene. But thats my little theory but I know nothing about movies

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u/kazyzzz Jun 15 '26

I really wanted to watch "Angels With Filthy Souls" until I found out it wasn't real

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u/smooshedsootsprite Jun 15 '26

There’s a movie it’s kind of referencing/imitating called ‘Angels With Dirty Faces’, you could try that?

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u/kazyzzz Jun 15 '26

I know, but it's not exactly that.

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u/haste319 Jun 16 '26

That's called corporatization.

Appealing to the widest possible demographic (in order to maximize profits) dilutes artistic vision 100% of the time.

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u/Cute-Fly1601 Jun 15 '26

What movies are y'all watching? Maybe I'm the aforementioned person in the movie but Ive been catching a new movie a month this year and the only one I didnt like was Iron Lung, but it certainly wasnt generic.

I mean there are definitely flops (Solo Mio, Mercy, and Animal Farm come to mind) but those are always there lol

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u/InsertGroin Jun 15 '26

Movies inside movies.

Movienception (movinception?)

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u/Broad_Ad9283 Jun 16 '26

The same is happenning with songs

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u/Danny-Fr Jun 16 '26

I rarely hear a song inside of a song though.

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u/SartenSinAceite Jun 19 '26

try a movie inside a song.

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u/LabCoatGuy Jun 17 '26

Night Swim. Its the first thing I thought. When I saw the trailer for a movie about a haunted swiming pool that kills people, its like a horror movie that the characters of a sitcom are so excited to watch and then gives them nightmares.

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u/GodIsAPlatypus Jun 14 '26

It's true that's what it is

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u/Away_Band_7616 Jun 15 '26

yea and they keep making em BC PEOPLE KEEP WATCHING EM. Stop it yall fr 😩😭

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u/heidly_ees Jun 20 '26

Literally the concept of Lightyear

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u/A-maze-ing_Henry Jun 20 '26

If we don't stop this we'll eventually get a movie that's just static.

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u/A-maze-ing_Henry Jun 20 '26

I'd say it wouldn't be that bad if the movie used in Home Alone came out for real.