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@DannyDrinksWine
I hate The Butterfly Effect in general but the ending in which Ashton Kutcher travels back in time to where he's in his mother's stomach and chokes himself with the umbilical cord is probably the worst ending ever.
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@DannyDrinksWine
Uuuhh... this thread... some people are so beautiful that they simply disappear from the radar, i.e. I don't even recognize them as beautiful, they just become typically hot, but what's so hot about being typical? Give me imperfections. Give me a beautiful mid to call my own.i.e:
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@DannyDrinksWine
Just one? Alright, I have to go with RoboCop. Perfectly written, perfectly directed, perfectly paced, perfectly casted, perfectly acted, perfectly scored, perfectly shot, perfectly crafted, perfectly rewatchable (I have watched it over fifty times in my life). Pure perfection!!!
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@DannyDrinksWine
A couple of months ago you asked us what our favorite recurring director-actor collabs were. I completely forgot about Mel Brooks and Gene Wilder that time. Shame on me.
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@DannyDrinksWine
Probably these four aesthetic masterpieces. Barry Lyndon, The Warriors, Songs from the Second Floor and The White Ribbon.
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@mattzollerseitz
I don't know really, but I miss the times when we had something called action-comedies, when not every ordinary action film was overly humorous.
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@DannyDrinksWine
These four is the best I can think of. The Wicker Man, a wonderful, extremely british folk horror flick, Eyes Wide Shut, Kubrick's last outing and his second best, according to me, Donnie Darko, cult classic I watched the first time locked up in a psych ward and Frank (goat).
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@DannyDrinksWine
There's so many, but Ordet by Carl Th. Dreyer and Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter... and Spring by Kim Ki-duk is the ones that had the biggest impact on me.
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@DannyDrinksWine
Yes, thank you. I loathe Forrest Gump. However, a few years later Robert Zemeckis made one of my all-time faves, namely Contact, so he's cool.
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@DannyDrinksWine
Everything made by some german expressionist of the times, plus "The Passion of Joan of Arc" by Carl Th. Dreyer.
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@DannyDrinksWine
It's like a three hour pop song. It has a rythm and musicality to it that makes it such an easy watch. It doesn't matter if it's three hours long, when you watch it it feels more like three minutes. It's not in my top three PTA films, but that says more about PTA than Magnolia.
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@bigstargazer99
Eh. I'd go with River Phoenix and Keanu reeves in My own Private Idaho or Brandon Lee and Dolph Lundgren in Showdown in Little Tokyo.
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@DannyDrinksWine
I don't know what the fuck that means but I really love The Passion of Joan of Arc. I want to perform cunnilingus on it.
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@smellyindianguy
I'm 38 and I'm going in there in one hour. All on my own. Drinking beer right now to feel less sad about myself.
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@DannyDrinksWine
Most definetely Werner Herzog's. So many films, so many GREAT films, so few duds.
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@westi46028
@AronFlam
Jag har alltid haft svårt för vänsterns hyckleri när det kommer till deras lätthet att känna empati för kriminella element med invandrarbakgrund (socioekonomiska faktorer och strukturell rasism brukar dessa individers vägval skyllas på) medan en ung, etnisk svensk bruksortsbo...
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@christinag91386
Psychiatry helped me get over all of my childhood traumas by giving me far more traumatic experiences.
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*3hrs after saying nothing is wrong*
“I just think it’s funny how…”
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@The_Swahls
@AllenAyres
@BRYN_BORANGA
I thought it was some sort of self-awareness playing out, like, "I'm going to tell all the other Karens".
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@DannyDrinksWine
The hardest I've cried in a movie theater in recent years. The Florida Project (2017, Sean Baker).
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@johnsemley3000
The worst thing about John Carpenter is how he belittles John Carpenter. I read an interview with him where he called "The Thing" a "fun, little movie". Damn it, Maestro! Show a little self-respect!"
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@DannyDrinksWine
Watched it four times in my local movie theater when I was fourteen. First time with my friend Alborz, second time with my friends Emil and Andreas, the two following times alone. I love it dearly to this day. Some peeps say it's Kubrick's worst film. I say they suck poopy butt.
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@DannyDrinksWine
Yes. This is what I'm talking about. I don't know which of season 1 or season 2 I love the most. I do, however, believe Lorne Malvo is as good as a bad guy as Anton Chigurh. Best character in season 2, I believe, is Nick Offerman's lawyer.
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@HerrHusis
Varför är det bara fotbollsspelare som spelar fotboll i svenska klubbar? Varför inga boxare, kulstötare eller långfärdsskridskoåkare?
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@jessehawken
I love the Mickey Mouse song they sing in the end, followed by Paint it Black by The Stones during the credits. Perfect ending to a war movie.
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@DannyDrinksWine
RoboCop is proto-Matrix. It's essentielly about breaking free from the programming. Realizing you're Alex Murphy, not some fucking robot. It's the best film ever. At least in my world. No fucking doubt about It.
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@GunillaGomer
Ifall ett peddo knullar ett barn och ett annat peddo knullar tio barn, vilket peddo är då värst? Svara på det, pissluder.
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@DannyDrinksWine
"Don't waste your life!" is my favorite quote of the movie. May seem banal if you don't know the circumstances where it's dropped, but oh, it's so great. Only sentence in the movie that makes Johnny go silent.
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@DannyDrinksWine
The only reason Finland has the happiest people on earth is because they're real about how much life sucks.
A swedish poet, Kristina Lugn, stated that life is a mourning process and if you don't understand that you will never be happy. Aki and his fellow Finns understands this.
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@wenchhaver
In the episode where Homer meets his mom and it's revealed what the J in Homer J. Simpsons stands for, namely Jay.
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@falskaltruist
Jag brukar säga att Sverige inte alls är multikulturellt, utan monokulturellt, men att kulturen inte är svensk utan amerikansk. Somaliska drillrappare, hijabis som kritiserar vithetsnormen, högerpositionerade kulturkrigare som vurmar för Israel och vänsterpositionerade kultur-...
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@DannyDrinksWine
One of the best random scenes in a movie in a movie full of random scenes. It has no equals.
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@DannyDrinksWine
"The Trial of Joan of Arc" by Robert Bresson (1962). I thought it would be a far less magical experience than "The Passion of Joan of Arc" by Carl Th. Dreyer, but it felt even more ethereal. I still love both of them, but this film really took me by surprise. Sublime.
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@mvaldesdeleon
@hausofdecline
In Sweden we have this thing called "runka bulle", "jerk the bun", were a gang of dudes stands in a circle with a cinnamon bun in the middle and they all stroke their dicks until each and everyone of them cums on the bun. The loser, the last dude cumming, then has to eat the bun.
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@IxnayMatryoshka
It's the best iteration of Batman on any sort of screen. I like how all the villains are these sad, tragic fellas that you feel for and in ways understand. Kevin Conroy (pbuh) had the best bat-voice, Mark Hamill's Joker is as classic as it gets. The art deco design are ah! Wow.
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@DannyDrinksWine
Easy peasy. Rumble Fish, by Francis Ford Coppola. Not the soundtrack, that's by Stewart Copeland. It also has the best original song. It's perfect, like every bit of the film.
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@jessehawken
He's right. Showing evil deeds doesn't explain evil. I stumbled upon one of those mexican cartel videos about one half a year ago, here on X. Two guys held a naked guy to the ground while a pitbull gnawed of the whole of his package. That wasn't dramatized, it was real.
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@DannyDrinksWine
I love the part after Billy goes away to a secluded area with Candy and McMurphy sits and relaxes on a chair for about a minute. It's so foreboding. He just sits there, and you can se all these feelings rushing through him by how his face changes expressions. Fantastic acting.
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@WestttCrypto
@Howlingmutant0
This is almost up there with that that unfinished aids art thingy. This uproar is more bipartisan though.
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@SandArabien
Den som tror att svarta blir sårade av att höra N-ordet har aldrig benämnt en förskolelärare med D-ordet.
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