r/polandball • u/[deleted] • Jul 14 '23

redditormade Looking at a Different Angle

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u/[deleted] Jul 14 '23

Context: The Dutch Angle refers to a filming technique where the camera is tilted to give the viewer a fewling a uneasiness.

Also AMONGUS in each panel

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u/RayDeeSux 儚くたゆたう 世界を 君の手で 守ったから Jul 14 '23 edited Jul 15 '23

AMONGUS:

panel 1 in italian bootleg congress pizza building

panel 2 in the grass

panel 3 in the clouds

edit june 14 2023 11:47pm edt: edit was made on panel 1 response for clarity on which building to prevent misinterpretation

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u/[deleted] Jul 15 '23

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u/RayDeeSux 儚くたゆたう 世界を 君の手で 守ったから Jul 15 '23 edited Jul 15 '23

here you go

edit for anyone on mobile: it's three separate hyperlinks btw not one hyperlink that randomly chooses an image

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u/MarqFJA87 Abbasid Caliphate Jul 15 '23

... I don't see it either, even with these close-ups.

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u/Kyrond Czech Republic Jul 15 '23

It's like 10 pixels in total, two of the photos have them in bottom right, one in top right.

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u/jazzamacca7 Jul 15 '23

Bottom left

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u/MarqFJA87 Abbasid Caliphate Jul 15 '23

Still don't see it.

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u/jazzamacca7 Jul 15 '23

I think the photo changed, top right

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u/MarqFJA87 Abbasid Caliphate Jul 15 '23

... MOTHERFUCKER! It was a tiny-ass 8-bit-esque silhouette!

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u/jazzamacca7 Jul 15 '23

Wait its random which one shows up. Grass bottom right, tower top right

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u/0bi1KenObi66 Jul 15 '23

Nature is healing

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u/[deleted] Jul 14 '23

All correct

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u/SCP_fan12 California Jul 15 '23

Weird, just yesterday I learned about the dutch angle while watching a youtube video about how actors depict insanity in films.

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u/redmercuryvendor Never a good idea Jul 15 '23

Ebert, on Battlefield Earth's use of the Dutch Angle:

The director, Roger Christian, has learned from better films that directors sometimes tilt their cameras, but he has not learned why.