Adam Nix

Movies are my special interest.
Filmmaker | Developer | After Effects Wizard
@nixbros @totalghost He/Dad

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@M3S0soic D

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@CaptainSTinG @slasherbaddies I had the exact same thought

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@PossiblyGwen Dogs like people. Crocodiles do not. I think there may be a bit more than aesthetics at play

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@DGoweyAuthor Truly an open mind. A gaping, cavernous open mind.

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@TheCinesthetic Fun fact: Robin Hood (1922) held the record for largest sets ever constructed for a movie until Titanic (1997)

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@NoahGarfinkel All laudable ingredients

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@SurfThrash That’s the dude from total recall

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Don’t speak to me before I’ve had my bukkoffee

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@AwfulButGreat Don’t speak to me before I’ve had my bukkoffee

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@schtheven @StarterScript Dude wants filet mignon for every meal

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@DixPeyton @edrmeetsworld But Kristen Johnson WAS in Maddie’s Secret and fell out the window in sex and the city. So you were on the right track

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Watching The Rock and…

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@horrormotu @theemarbleindex She’s the movie

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@ranmasaotome96 Bachelor Party (1984) has a donkey show sequence

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@emoviolence3 Maybe it has astigmatism

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@scottderrickson Crazy how many times this has been replicated but no one has ever come close to the original

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@prowelshguy Are they trying to break every rule of good photography on purpose?

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@rad_george @LavenderGhast Unnecessarily rude = ass
Being loudly wrong = clown

Classic assclown here

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@TallBart Kids these days don’t know what it was like to go to a roofless time school

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@AlexJayBrady One the most heartening things I’ve learned recently is that Ridley Scott was 39 when he made his first feature