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Anonymous Archived
11/18/25(Tue)22:52:54 No.216024791
Anonymous 11/18/25(Tue)22:52:54 No.216024791 Archived
This was the coolest fucking thing ever to me as a kid.
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Anonymous
11/18/25(Tue)22:55:40 No.216024844
Anonymous 11/18/25(Tue)22:55:40 No.216024844
>>216024791
Being a kid is like having a superpower because I've never realized that he was CGI'd back in the day. In my head this was real life.
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Anonymous
11/18/25(Tue)22:57:30 No.216024866
Anonymous 11/18/25(Tue)22:57:30 No.216024866
>>216024844
Right/ I was never one of those idiots that thought all movies and cartoons were real, but the idea of cgi to me was like I knew it existed but process it. When I watched Toby Maguire get thrown around by Doc. Oc and Venom I thought "Holy shit he really fall like 100 ft how did they do that?"
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Anonymous
11/18/25(Tue)22:59:39 No.216024911
Anonymous 11/18/25(Tue)22:59:39 No.216024911
>>216024844
I thought The Rock had become a real giant scorpion monsters and I begged my dad to take me to see him wrestle i wanted to see his scorpion claws tear a man apart and it was such a letdown i shit myself and started crying
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