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Don't remember it being good, no reason to remember this but it just popped into my head -- one of those ~2010s terrorism movies that thought it was smart by not being 24, gist was a joint European/American investigation into a Muslim guy with a like shipping company in Germany suspected of financing extremist groups. Ending was they bait him into signing some document that proves to them that he's knowingly involved, and all the Europeans intend to surveil him to further uncover this network but the Americans immediately grab him off the street, toss him in a van presumably to take him to a black site. Don't remember a single person in it to look it up by.
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Davros1 posted:Kind of sounds like "A Most Wanted Man", particularly the ending. Stars Phillip Seymour Hoffman.
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Davros1 posted:Funny thing is, someone asked about that very same film just a month earlier!
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Origami Dali posted:Can't remember if this is a tv show or movie, but I want to say it's a cartoon. Someone is singing a song about one of the characters to the tune of Barry Manilow's Mandy.
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Kvlt! posted:a movie (possibly TV show?) from the 2000s/2010s, where a guy starts dating an overweight/"unnattractive" woman, and the relationship goes well but he hides it from his coworkers/friends. Eventually she discovers this and becomes violent (I cant remember whether it was towards him or towards herself?)
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Short dialogue excerpted as the last ~30 seconds of this song; in brief, first man says to the second man that he envies his life as a poet; poet responds that he envies the life of the swordsman.
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This was a Black List script, probably from about ten years ago, got mentioned on a podcast and I've always wondered if it ever got made in any form.quote:"Frisco: A fortysomething pediatric allergist who specializes in hazelnut and is facing a divorce learns lessons in living from a wise-beyond-her-years terminally-ill 15-year-old patient when she crashes his weekend trip to a conference in San Francisco."
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Dec 17, 2023 16:53
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Circa 2002, made-for-Comedy-Central movie they incessantly promoted like it was some landmark event, maybe the first feature-length of the network's own production? College sex comedy, plot was likely in the ballpark of some nerds have to throw an orgy or make a porno or something. Presumably dogshit. What was the name of that, was there some gimmick attached?
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Feb 23, 2024 10:44
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Nah, not The Girl Next Door either though I wanted to say this also involved loving in a library. Debuted on TV, not an existing franchise, don't remember any famous actors. I think they intended to it to be one of those things they ran all the time but it flopped hard. Only dialogue I recall is someone describing their sexuality as "polymorphously perverse" or something not exactly a real term like that, I think featured in the ads.
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codyclarke posted:Porn 'n Chicken (2002) Jenny Agutter posted:Polymorphously perverse is a phrase from Annie Hall, doubt that’s what you’re looking for though lol
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