Please?
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Which is…?
a collection of still images played at a constant framerate and paired with audio matching what is shown, usually for entertainment purposes
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a collection of still images played at a constant framerate and paired with audio matching what is shown, usually for entertainment purposes
Surely you can’t be serious!
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Which is…?
The Mummy 1999. An excellent pulpy action-adventure-horror film starring Brendan Fraser, Rachel Weisz, and Arnold Vosloo. Has a fun sequel, The Mummy Returns, which itself has a fun prequel titled The Scorpion King.
There is a third Mummy movie titled The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor. Do not watch that one; the script was so terrible that Weisz refused to return. I’m unsure about the various sequels to The Scorpion King.
There was a reboot released in 2017 starring Tom Cruise. It’s terrible, do not watch it.
A new movie in the 1999 continuity is being released in 2028. Fraser and Weisz are confirmed to return.
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The Mummy with Braden Fraser. It’s technically a trilogy, but the third one is awful.
We’re getting a fourth movie with Fraser and Weisz in 2028. I’m kind of hoping they just remove the third one from continuity.
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Surely you can’t be serious!
I am. And don’t call me Shirley.
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a collection of still images played at a constant framerate and paired with audio matching what is shown, usually for entertainment purposes
Thank you for elaborating, no notes. I am now perfectly at ease with the current state of affairs.
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Thank you for elaborating, no notes. I am now perfectly at ease with the current state of affairs.
Glad to be of help! Let me know if there’s anything else I can assist you with.
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What movie? It looks intriguing…
You are in for such a wild ride.
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a collection of still images played at a constant framerate and paired with audio matching what is shown, usually for entertainment purposes
Technically the framerate does not even need to be constant! It’s not rare to have minor fluctuations for effect; though following this thought through one could argue that slow-motion segments are actually higher framerates.
The question then becomes are we talking about the raw footage or the processed clip? Then we also need to ask about different regions and systems, that can have different standards for output. Then the source material could be one framerates, and the output could be another!
… What was I doing again?
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a collection of still images played at a constant framerate and paired with audio matching what is shown, usually for entertainment purposes
… But that’s not important right now
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The Mummy with Braden Fraser. It’s technically a trilogy, but the third one is awful.
Ahhh. I think I saw that in theaters in the long ago. Time for a rewatch apparently
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Not to be confused with The Mummy with Tom Cruise. I haven’t watched that one, but…it didn’t look good.
I’ve only heard one statement about the Tom Cruise reboot; “The most interesting thing about that movie was the trailer they mistakenly released without any audio”
So… not glowing reviews.
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… But that’s not important right now
We need a lemmy community like r/BestCommentThreads I swear
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I’ve only heard one statement about the Tom Cruise reboot; “The most interesting thing about that movie was the trailer they mistakenly released without any audio”
So… not glowing reviews.
I don’t remember one without audio. I do remember one without finished audio. The placeholder double scream was glorious.
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We need a lemmy community like r/BestCommentThreads I swear
I think there’s a bestoflemmy
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… But that’s not important right now
i both love and hate and respect you all so damn much right now.
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