Awwww. Stop the universe for Veronica.
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Loved the first ‘Incredibles’.
Side note on the topic of movies. I strongly advise against seeing the movie ‘Hereditary’ or letting children see it. Just an abomination of a movie with zero redeeming characteristics. Please closely read warnings about specific content if you are considering seeing. I know this may tempt some to see it but you will either leave early or ask yourself why the hell you went if you make it through.
I enjoyed watching this movie yesterday with my adult children and wife. Good father’s day movie.
Photosensitive epilepsy was again brought to public attention in December 1997 when the Pokémon episode "DennŠSenshi Porygon" ("Cyber Soldier Porygon") was broadcast in Japan, showing a sequence of flickering images that triggered seizures simultaneously in hundreds of susceptible viewers (although 12,000 children reported symptoms which may be attributable to mass hysteria).[9][10]
In March 1997, the 25th episode of an anime series called YAT Anshin! Uchū RyokŠcaused a similar incident, when a reported four children were taken to hospitals by ambulances after viewing a scene with red and white flashing colours.[11]
In March 2008, the Anonymous group of hackers was claimed to be behind an attack on a forum for epilepsy sufferers.[12] The Anonymous hackers in turn blamed the Church of Scientology for the attacks, saying they were falsified to hurt Anonymous' image.[12] The attacks first consisted of GIF images flashing at high speeds that were hidden in discussion threads with innocuous-sounding titles. Later attacks redirected web browsers to a page with "a more complex image designed to trigger seizures in both photosensitive and pattern-sensitive epileptics".[13] The technology website Wired News considered it to be "possibly the first computer attack to inflict physical harm on the victims".[13]
An animated segment of a film promoting the 2012 London Olympics was blamed for triggering seizures in people with photosensitive epilepsy. The charity Epilepsy Action received telephone calls from people who had seizures after watching the film on television and online. In response, the London 2012 Olympic Committee removed the offending segment from its website.[14]
I saw the movie over the weekend, and I wondered about it when I saw the scene they’re referring to. I know we tend to castigate people for being overly-sensitive to minor things, but in this case, I think the concern is warranted. There is a segment of the movie where the entire screen is filled with a rapidly-strobing checkerboard pattern for nearly a full minute. Unfortunately, cutting that particular scene would remove a fairly important plot point. I wonder how they’ll handle it.
Hurry Everybody and run out and spend your Hard Earned money on this Hollywood Production, so they can take the Profits and use it to DESTROY AMERICA and the American Way of Life. This is the Life Source of their HATRED for you and everything you believe, so Hurry and Give them your MONEY!!!
The first Incredibles was one of the best films ever made. So glad they took the care to keep the quality up on the second.
Like Hollywood isn’t inflicting enough pain and misery on the people...
Bkmrk.
Avoid the minute HEREDITARY if you have a Judeo-Christian faith.
I’ve never in my life left a theatre praying that God would remove from my mind what I had just watched. This is a CREEPY and EVIL indoctrination attempt. The end scene, a worship scene mantra came across as MUCH more than a mere scene in a movie.
Even during the movie there were writings on the walls of the house. Early on, my spirit was moved to NOT try to figure out those words, to not read them, then to even look away so they were never even seen. I should have walked out at that point.
I don’t over spiritualize in daily life, but this movie is evil.
I was reminded of some comments here about the HOSTEL movies, which I haven’t seen, beyond a curious look at one trailer, which was enough for me to know that I shouldn’t see them. Anyway, somewhere, a comment was posted that the evil in this world well tell us what they’re up to through these movies and that HOSTEL was a representative of the evil pedovores out there.
Hereditary is like that, but just a different angle.
I should have never seen it.
...a friendly word of warning to anyone with ears to hear.
Blessings,
J
If Disney made it, the strobe probably has some perverted subliminal message encoded in it.
I wonder if Kurt Eichenwald saw it ?
I believe the parents who were there with their small children would have preferred a warning about language. Especially since I heard them gasp when damn, hell, and oh my God were used. It wasn’t needed in the first movie, why did they feel the need to use it in this one? Especially knowing there would be children viewing it.
Here’s a warning. Stay away from Disney, period. Don’t give the gay promoters a dime.
I saw the movie Sat. There was a warning posted from Disney at the door of the theatre I went to.