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Voodoofly posted:I've found the secret to happiness is trying to never think about Shane MacGowan's life in any fashion. The documentary about him is good, depressing, but good. It has a great line from Nick Cave where he says something along the line of "I realized that I needed to stop doing drugs or I would destroy my life, Shane never realized that."
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This romantic comedy within the Blah Airlines thing is pretty amazing.
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Apparently The Interview is coming out on Christmas, I'm trying to calculate how hard it will be to convince my parents that should be our Christmas movie. Hopefully they'll see the new Hobbit before I go home.
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axleblaze posted:This romantic comedy within the Blah Airlines thing is pretty amazing. "I can't think of anything more perfect, other than a croissant."
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MisterBibs posted:Trip report: Donnie Darko: the Director's Cut would be pretty decent modification to the film if the dude who made it didn't decide to add science-fictiony stuff in a few places. The film works better when it's more fantastical. That's the turkey's way of getting you to not eat it.
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Skwirl posted:The documentary about him is good, depressing, but good. It has a great line from Nick Cave where he says something along the line of "I realized that I needed to stop doing drugs or I would destroy my life, Shane never realized that." Cave was only recently clean at the time, too -- that's the thing that gets me. His sober soul was basically a newborn and he basically said that Shane scared him into sobriety.
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Even in the States, Canadian Tuxedos Are timelessly cool.
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The chubby extra Playing Mark David Chapman Enjoys two puddings.
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Beyond sane knolls posted:Even in the States, No. Beyond sane knolls posted:The chubby extra Did you lose a bet?
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Skwirl posted:Did you lose a bet? The one with myself: That I'd not be an extra By this point in time
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I watched Kill List tonight. It was pretty rad when it was just two hitman bros offing people together, but I didn't dig the supernatural stuff, which felt really out of place in a movie like this, and then it went and ended like A Serbian Film and all I could do was laugh and laugh and struggle to form words about that.
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Dec 3, 2014 05:20
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Beyond sane knolls posted:The one with myself: I missed your first post about this. FYI Catcher in the Rye is five syllables.
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Dec 3, 2014 05:23
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axleblaze posted:This romantic comedy within the Blah Airlines thing is pretty amazing. Don't pigeonhole me!
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Body Care and Grooming is surprisingly creepy when you take off the soundtrack and replace with Bach: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0dZtROkj210
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11:30, I am eating lunch alone, Thank you, smelly beard. Carly Gay Dead Son fucked around with this message at 05:57 on Dec 3, 2014 |
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Beyond sane knolls posted:11:30, "Thanks, smelly beard" is only 4 syllables. edit "I'm eating lunch alone" is only 6 too. Stop using contractions. Air Skwirl fucked around with this message at 05:47 on Dec 3, 2014 |
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Dec 3, 2014 05:43
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There isn't a "woosh" loud enough to describe how over his head the point of "death of the author" flew.
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Sometimes I get disillusioned with the idea that a film can actually be, in any way, "good" or "bad" and maybe they just kind of are what they are and whether or not you respond to it is all that matters. There is no objective good. And then my friend suckers me into watching God's Not Dead and I realize, no, there really are just terrible movies, and this is one of them.
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YTOTD: Little Dieter Needs to Fly https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-gI_8voezDA Herzog's best documentary. Maybe his best movie, period. Breathtaking, heartbreaking movie.
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Re: Solo Beatles, Double Fantasy and Milk And Honey are both totally excellent.
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DetoxP posted:Sometimes I get disillusioned with the idea that a film can actually be, in any way, "good" or "bad" and maybe they just kind of are what they are and whether or not you respond to it is all that matters. There is no objective good. I initially read this as Only God Forgives and I was all like whaaaaaaaaaaaa
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Skwirl posted:"Thanks, smelly beard" is only 4 syllables. Yeah pretend it's "I am eating lunch alone / Thank you, smelly beard." I don't think I'm cut out for this haiku thing.
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Beyond sane knolls posted:Yeah pretend it's "I am eating lunch alone / Thank you, smelly beard." Beyond sane knolls is not very good at haikus. gently caress that guy. gently caress him.
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Dec 3, 2014 05:58
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CPL593H posted:Keep in mind that Paul McCartney is responsible for a Christmas song that's so bad it makes the rest of Christmas music sound almost listenable. (10:55:39 PM) friend: "Keep in mind that Paul McCartney is responsible for a Christmas song that's so bad it makes the rest of Christmas music sound almost listenable." (10:55:45 PM) friend: never should have opened that thread (10:55:57 PM) me: I thought everybody hated that song, what's your problem (10:56:11 PM) friend: my problem is that that loving song is in my head now
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This man's name is "Rutledge Daugette".
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I can't ever listen to Lennon's post-Beatles stuff objectively because I associate it too heavily with my father. I'm forever ambivalent.
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Setting aside which of the Beatles was best, let us discuss the more important issue, namely: The Rolling Stones > The Beatles
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Waffle Crisp is just okay 
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Alfred P. Pseudonym posted:Waffle Crisp is just okay Never forget this lesson
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Criminal Minded posted:Setting aside which of the Beatles was best, let us discuss the more important issue, namely: Oh jesus no the Rolling Stones are like 80% garbage.
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Dec 3, 2014 06:07
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Beyond sane knolls posted:Yeah pretend it's "I am eating lunch alone / Thank you, smelly beard." To give you some credit, I'm a waiter and I'm now trying to figure out how to tell all my tables the specials in haiku.
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Criminal Minded posted:Setting aside which of the Beatles was best, let us discuss the more important issue, namely: no poo poo
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Alfred P. Pseudonym posted:I initially read this as Only God Forgives and I was all like whaaaaaaaaaaaa Unlike God's Not Dead, Only God Forgives owns. God's Not Dead has Asian characters too, but it's this accented college Chinese kid who at orientation is irritated that someone doesn't know what PRC stands for ("Sorry, PRC?" "PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA!"). He is so enthralled by the main character's pro-God presentations that he calls his Chinese Business Dad, who's always in the backseat of a limo, who says poo poo like "There is no time for God! Only business!" or something and in the end he tells the main character with a heavy chinese accent "I follow Jesus now!" and then they go to a Christian rock concert. This is easily not even close to being one of the worst parts of the film. Holy fuckin' moly.
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Criminal Minded posted:Setting aside which of the Beatles was best, let us discuss the more important issue, namely:
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DetoxP posted:Unlike God's Not Dead, Only God Forgives owns. American Christians sure do get off on converting savage foreigners huh
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Criminal Minded posted:Setting aside which of the Beatles was best, let us discuss the more important issue, namely: Did The Beatles play at Altamont? I rest my case.
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Alfred P. Pseudonym posted:Beyond sane knolls is There once was a poster named Pseudonym, Whose poetry skills really suited him, Which of course is to say, That they're bad; go away. I sure wouldn't want to be glued on him. Carly Gay Dead Son fucked around with this message at 10:00 on Dec 3, 2014 |
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Magic Hate Ball posted:Oh jesus no the Rolling Stones are like 80% garbage. More like 50%, but more importantly, let's not pretend as if anybody cares about that 50%. It's a bogus way to frame the issue, because nobody is listening to post-1980 Rolling Stones. If they had broken up after Some Girls, they wouldn't be any better or worse of a band.
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