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8 minutes ago, BreakBeatDJ said:
100%
I was rewatching Garage Days, which ends on a musical number with this song.
Was stuck in my head all day.
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Going old-school here.
This song always puts me in a good mood.
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@BreakBeatDJ I've been meaning to ask you something that's been bugging me for a few weeks now.
And I don't mean any offence by this, so please don't take this the wrong way.
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But, are you one of those New Yorkers who pronounce "coffee" as "caw-fee"?
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1 minute ago, BreakBeatDJ said:
You know what, DJ?
I've had enough of this sh*t.
@Psycho Bunny If my friend does not get at least one number starting from tomorrow...
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Für alle, die es verpasst haben.
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For anyone who missed out, a reprint might be on the horizon.
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15 minutes ago, hansreinhardt said:
Just got home. Despite some questionable scientific accuracy and cheesy dialogue here and there, it still holds up in my mind! The score is both haunting and beautiful. Makes for some really eerie scenes and always dominates said scene in the best way. Audio was gloriously loud. Love the opening one-shot. Man, 35mm is such a treat.
You know what grinds my gears though? A lot of folks laugh at things that aren't meant to be funny. I've noticed it more and more lately at showings of older films. For example I saw Lifeforce there a few years back, and you would've thought it was a comedy by the way people were reacting. I really don't understand that. I mean obviously I get that unintentional hilarity exists and can happen, but it's just gone really overboard in the group settings these days.
The most unforgivable to me is those that laugh during HAL's disconnection in 2001. I've always felt it's one of the most tragic scenes ever put to film. Bowman is absolutely savagely murdering this being, cold and calculating just as HAL did to the rest of the crew a few scenes prior. HAL is essentially begging for his life and... people are laughing. Happens every single screening, kills me every time.
Sorry, I didn't mean for this to turn into a rant, but it's a rant now. 😆
I think this is why many films in the past decade or so have had this smug, self-aware streak in them.
They just have to punctuate sincere moments with a quip or joke out of fear of being seen as sentimental or cheesy.
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8 minutes ago, Squeegie McGee said:
Due to some circumstances, this island has been repossessed. @Fortis93 has sole proprietorship over the island.
What?
For me?
Really?
You shouldn't have. 😊
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Slated for June...
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Man, the party's going off in here.
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1 hour ago, R1s1ngs0n said:
i can’t talk about it but it was very traumatic.
Alright, boys.
The next time @Psycho Bunny comes in here, we'll be ready for him.
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This is a waste.
35th anniversary release and they're recycling the same "artwork" (if you can call it that) from previous years.
They're not even trying anymore.
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Dies und Das (2021)
in German
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Oh, yeah?
😁