The Fog of War. That’s from the section detailing the firebombing of Tokyo when McNamara recalled crunching the numbers for Curtis Lemay.
Yup. Errol Morris’ Academy Award-winning documentary, which entirely consists of Robert McNamara talking about his role in World War II and Vietnam For some reason I rewatched this for the first time since it came out. It’s still haunting and disturbing.
The 20:20 is actually from footage of a nuclear bomb test. That next frame the flash from the explosion completely washes blinds the camera for a few seconds. But that’s really haunting, as you can see the plasma fireball forming.
It reminds me of these, actual photos taken milliseconds after an A-bomb detonation.
That 40:40 section on YouTube
The 60:60
80:80
This Twenty is blatantly obvious.
Matt_W
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I’m 70% sure that’s The Waterboy.
The Forty:
The Sixty:
The Eighty:
“My @Matt_W says that alligators are ornery because they got all them teeth and no toothbrush.”
Matt_W
1857
Oh shoot, sorry I totally forgot that I won. I’ll get something up soon.
Skipper
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Just a random gif but could honestly be that for all I know.
Matt_W
1859
Sorry for the delay. Here is a 20:
Skipper
1862
Damnit. How did I miss that?!?
Matt_W
1863
Indeed yes it is Chloe Zhou’s masterpiece about transient communities. Natural lighting, non-actors, and still a moving profound piece of work:
60:60
80:80
100:100
Take it away @anonymgeist!
Skipper
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I loved it. God just the scenery of places she went contrasted with the solitude and sometimes desolation. It was moving in a way that surprised me.
I loved it as well. I think I preferred The Rider, but besting that is a tall order.
And the new 20:20 appears!
Nothing? Well, maybe the 40:40 will jog someone’s memory.
