is there a more kino villain song
Is there a more kino villain song
Luke Davis
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Jack Perry
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Landon Gray
no, there is not.
though it's worth mentioning that they didn't come up with the idea themselves and the inspiration was most likely the Johanna reprise by Judge Turpin from the original Sweeney Todd musical youtube.com
They didn't put it in the movie because apparently they thought fangirls wouldn't love Alan Rickman whipping himself while jerking off. But hey, it's for the better, because now very few people know about that song and there are no annoying hipsters who say "ew hellfire wasnt first".
Adam Jenkins
Yes
Camden Miller
erotica doesn't count
Jordan Campbell
You know, it only just now occurred to me how similar Claude Frollo and Judge Turpin are.
Jaxson Moore
Biggering or How Bad Can I Be?
Carson Johnson
Friends on the Other Side is pretty much the only reason to watch Princess and the Frog. The movie itself isn't even bad it just doesn't have as good a soundtrack as the other Disney animated films.
Robert Long
Grayson Williams
Both, honestly.
Gabriel Turner
The answer is obvious.
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Luis Ross
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Unironically kino
Angel Brooks
Cooper Nelson
Jack Fisher
Goddamn, 2:56 onwards is fucking incredible. I can see why they didn't use it because it doesn't fit the tone of the movie at all, but it's unironically better than Hellfire
Jaxon Rogers
>They didn't put it in the movie because apparently they thought fangirls wouldn't love Alan Rickman whipping himself while jerking off.
How wrong they were. He probably would have done it too. Missed opportunity.
Brody Russell
Even if they did ripoff Sweeney Todd, Hellfire is better anyway
It actually has subtlety instead of being dumb and edgy
Daniel White
>prince phillip was the real villain this whole time
Holy shit
John Collins
Josiah Baker
criminally underrated
Christian Sullivan
What's kino? Keynote?
Christopher Sullivan
It's the German word for cinema or film, a noun not an adjective, but Sup Forums has turned it into a meme and a buzzword
Christian Garcia
Robert Perry
Not that I want to defend Sup Forums but kino's also a cinema movement.
Dylan Johnson
Of that, I was not aware
Cooper Stewart
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Henry Carter
How could you people forget this?
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William Roberts
Kino (short for kinograhy) is also considered a specific style of film-making by film students
Logan Richardson
>that "art" fag circlejerking
>Seventh Seal and Bocхoждeниe "inaccessible to casual viewers"
Is that what they actually teach?
Carter Morris
I cannot find a source so I'm gonna call bullshit on that.
Nathan Torres
>kino
Sebastian Rivera
Casual movie watchers watch Titanic, Independence Day 2, and don't know Jurassic Park is based on a book.
Charles Reed
There are a lot of different casual viewers, and The Seventh Seal at least is quite a well-known film.
Levi Lopez
You're starting in the wrong direction. When someone says "X is inaccessible to Y", they have defined Y as people who aren't going to try to, or be able to, find X accessible. What it means is that they mean something different than you do by "casual viewer". In these cases, what's important is to understand the language they use, not trying to interpret their words according to how you use them.
Isaac Williams
So, no true Scotsman? Great, now you can watch anything you like and still call it "cinéma" and be above those plebeian casual viewers.
Joshua Phillips
Easton Ortiz
I've masturbated to Alan Rickman and regularly whip bois at the club, this is a great monstrosity that has been taken from me
Jackson Diaz
>villain songs
Heathen pls
Cameron Rivera
Not a villain song but in that tone.
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Grayson Ortiz
...
Nicholas Hughes
I was just about to ask if this song counts.
Aaron Morgan
God was the bad guy in this movie
Angel Kelly
Ok pharaoh.
Camden Hill
All Pharaoh had to do was not persecute the Jews.
Nolan Anderson
>I can see why they didn't use it because it doesn't fit the tone of the movie at all
>implying the script wasn't different at some point
Juan Cruz
plebs won't agree with this:
Julian Wood
Not really. Although the movie doesn't bring attention to this detail, he was going to let them go after like the 6th or 7th plague, but God hardened his heart to be able to show off more, to become known throughout the world.
Henry Powell
This song was ruined for me by my dumb "BFF" who thought for nearly a year that he was the messiah and repeatedly accused me of religious persecution for telling him this belief was wrong and unhealthy.
Asher Parker
Dude what the fuck
who says BFF anymore?
Brody Edwards
>apparently they thought fangirls wouldn't love Alan Rickman whipping himself while jerking off
Oh, how wrong they were. If only there were deleted footage of Alan Rickman singing this...
John Carter
>kino
A yesterday villain song?
Benjamin Wilson
This is absolutely perfect. If only we got this movie instead.
Camden Anderson
Song is catchy af, but it's not really a villain song in both tone or lyrics
Even if you want to make the point about Hans, Anna's half of it. Shit though, Frozen had some nice songs didn't it
Gavin Kelly
Consider this - Pharaoh's heart was hardened by God's actions, rather than God actively hardening his heart.
Andrew Nguyen
>how bad can I be
Are you serious? That was the most patheticly generic villain song in existence. The entire movie, a movie that could have been a work of art on a level unprecedented outside of Disney and maaaaaaaaaaybe Dreamworks, was wasted and that generic as fuck song was part of it. Biggering's tone should have been the tone of the whole movie.
Zachary Gonzalez
I'm considering masturbating to this. I don't know why, but the tone and his expressions do bad things to me.
Daniel Edwards
>Hans and Anna Clumsily sing into each other and miss their cues (Super obvious at the 1 minute mark)
>Song is sold as them just being quirky semi klutzy characters at first
>Then you realize that pretty much all Disney love songs feel like both people involved have rehearsed the song for weeks and are in absolute synchronization, despite what their personality says otherwise
>The Song was foreshadowing that Hans didn't actually love Anna and was faking it, because if he did, it would have been a normal disney love song where they both are synchronized with each other
nice hint