r/BeAmazed • u/SelectResident_BE • Feb 11 '25

Place The oppressive feeling of the pamir plateau

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u/Doogers7 Feb 11 '25

Woah, it’s like when Paris folds in on itself in the movie Inception.

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u/Objective-Nobody-461 Feb 11 '25

🔥

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u/GrammarNaziii Feb 11 '25

Holy hell where did all my pixels go

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u/falcrist2 Feb 12 '25

There's a pixel tarrif. Every time the image is shared, 25% goes to the government.

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u/mybluecathasballs Feb 12 '25

They are still there. I counted to make sure both were accounted for.

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u/Shodwei Feb 11 '25

"BWAAAHHHHH" is what played in my head immediately after seeing the Pic.

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u/2reeEyedG Feb 11 '25

That’s a better analogy than what originally came to my mind was the crazy planets in Interstellar. Which funny enough, was another Nolan movie

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u/Hibernian-History Feb 12 '25

First thing I thought of also!

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u/girlygiggleslol Feb 11 '25

Exactly. That scene was insane, and this totally captures that trippy, reality-bending feel.

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u/Nope_127 Feb 11 '25

Is there an actual word/name for this? I've been obsessed with that feeling but idk what to call it

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u/Nope_127 Feb 12 '25

Close but not quite right, thanks tho :)

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u/IdentifiableBurden Feb 12 '25

Let me know if you find one. I associate it with a feeling of (often pleasant) void or emptiness, where the meaning of reality itself is made questionable as your mind engages with the art or media. I think it's a subcategory of surrealism, but I don't have anything beyond that.

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u/Nope_127 Feb 12 '25

!remind me 6 months

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u/Nope_127 Feb 12 '25

Yup, that pretty much sums it up. Glad I'm not alone in this

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u/forced_metaphor Feb 11 '25

I was thinking Interstellar.

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u/RockDrill Feb 12 '25

more like when paris does this in the movie la haine: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GUGvG89LH94

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u/Doogers7 Feb 12 '25

I wonder if that inspired Christopher Nolan?

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u/thitorusso Feb 11 '25

It is indeed amazing. So is this camera lenses

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u/BlackPanther3104 Feb 11 '25

My first thought!

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u/primavera31 Feb 11 '25

came here to say this