president and Chico (Terry Crews), who, being a black man in a numbskull comedy, is sufficiently well endowed to have mastered the art of hands-free piano playing.
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Wandering across a desert landscape that suggests Monument Valley with a few more phallus-shaped boulders, this ragtag team of frontier misfits embark on a series of heists and burglaries that exist primarily to show off Sandler’s talent for calling in favors: Here’s Harvey Keitel as an unscrupulous saloon owner, there’s David Spade as Gen. Custer, and oh look, it’s John Turturro as baseball inventor Abner Doubleday, in perhaps the film’s least necessary and most borderline-charming sequence.
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Hovering around the periphery are a gang of eyepatch-wearing pandits whose ranks include Will Forte and Steve Zahn, plus Tommy’s extended Apache family, who are on hand mainly so that we can either laugh or get mad at their extremely literal-minded names.īut really, why pay Sandler’s idiot shenanigans the compliment of anger? There’s nothing here so inspired as to warrant the audience’s contempt, much less its surprise. Viewers who gladly endured “Pixels” may well revel in the sight of the star giving another of his patented non-performances, and those who saw “Big Daddy” and “That’s My Boy” will hardly be shocked to see him once again knee-deep in daddy issues. In what probably counts as multitasking for all involved, “The Ridiculous 6” manages to be not just a pitiful excuse for a comedy but also a pitiful excuse for a male weepie. I will not be and have not been needed on this site.And as the over-active father at the heart of it all, the gravel-voiced Nolte shows up most of his co-stars by playing his part with so much wily conviction, you’d almost swear he were acting in an actual movie. It's for the better, I'm a dumbass who is unable to realize such simple things. :(Įdit 2: I am just now realizing that this is going to be my very last question, and that I should have looked further to realize my incredibly simple mistake before wasting my last chance on this site i will ever have. I had to convert back to RGBA after grayscaling the image. The program was created based on what I thought was the mistake, and I didn't even check it! This was nowhere in the question and i apologize for not thinking to look at such a simple thing before posting this question. If anyone can help, that would be very appreciated!Įdit: I found out the solution and I realized that it was not the frame itself, but instead it was because I grayscaled the image after converting it. Print(img.getpixel((x,y))) # this prints out only one number, i need an RGBA value (4 numbers) Img = ayscale(img) # this line was not here before, edited it in. Img = img.convert("RGBA") # might not need this due to the line above but idk Imggif = Image.open(toimg(ntent))įor frame in ImageSequence.Iterator(imggif): Here is a basic program to demonstrate what I have tried: from io import BytesIO as toimgįrom PIL import Image, ImageFont, ImageDraw, ImageOps, ImageSequence When I google it, all I see is multitudes of this same method that I tried. Even when I convert the image to RGBA, I still get only the index, nothing else.
When I try to get the color of an exact point in PIL/Pillow, I get a number representing the color of the pixel in the GIF color table, which is not what I want. I am working on adding support for GIF images on the currently existing image commands, and I need the color of the pixels. I am currently working on a discord bot with Pycord.
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