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Darthemed posted:Point of order, none of those three were in the original MST3k line-up. I think Kevin was already Tom Servo when they did the Manos episode and Mike was writing. Still, Joe's dry delivery always worked better for me. I like Mike but he reminds me of a children's TV host.
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Thanks Netflix, Pee-wee's Big Adventure is just what I need for a pick-me-up!
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TrixRabbi posted:I think Kevin was already Tom Servo when they did the Manos episode and Mike was writing. Still, Joe's dry delivery always worked better for me. I like Mike but he reminds me of a children's TV host. He's just being pedantic that none of the three were in MST3K when it originally started.
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precision posted:If you missed Drive when it was on Netflix and don't mind random commercials it's on Crackle now. For anyone who refuses to use Crackle because of the commercials, AdBlock Plus solves that problem.
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Now with Showgirls recently added I can marathon every Paul Verhoeven of the 90s. Thanks, Netflix!
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Can anyone recommend me something like Upstream Color or to a lesser extent Enemy? something where maybe you don't know what's going on but it really gets inside your head and forces you to feel something? Netflix or Amazon. Under the Skin also sort of fits the bill as well.
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Borrowed Ladder posted:Can anyone recommend me something like Upstream Color or to a lesser extent Enemy? something where maybe you don't know what's going on but it really gets inside your head and forces you to feel something? Netflix or Amazon. The One I Love  GO IN BLIND and Coherence both fit the bill perfectly.
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Borrowed Ladder posted:Can anyone recommend me something like Upstream Color or to a lesser extent Enemy? something where maybe you don't know what's going on but it really gets inside your head and forces you to feel something? Netflix or Amazon. Beyond the Black Rainbow, if its still on there. e: it is
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Eukodol posted:Now with Showgirls recently added I can marathon every Paul Verhoeven of the 90s. Thanks, Netflix! Whaaaaaaaaat? Showgirls is amazing. Guess i know what I'm doing Saturday.
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If you're looking for a decent comedy The Ref is a good watch. Decent laughs, some fun slapstick, holiday drama. It isn't perfect and Dennis Leary isn't for everyone (if they heard Hicks first), but I'd recommend it.
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Eukodol posted:Now with Showgirls recently added I can marathon every Paul Verhoeven of the 90s. Thanks, Netflix! I watched this again last night, and it had been quite a long time since I had seen the original version without the hilarious tv edits. Good god it is such a laughably bad bad bad movie. I love it dearly.
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Borrowed Ladder posted:Can anyone recommend me something like Upstream Color or to a lesser extent Enemy? something where maybe you don't know what's going on but it really gets inside your head and forces you to feel something? Netflix or Amazon. Primer Pi, The Fountain, Black Swan Donnie Darko Any David Lynch film (Mulholland Drive is my fave, Lost Highway or Inland Empire are more obtuse) Another Earth Dogtooth Antichrist, Melancholia Irreversible, Enter the Void
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outy posted:I don't know what's available to stream, but these might float your boat: You can't go wrong with Lynch, his only outright bad film is Dune, but Inland Empire is just kind of boring and overly obtuse in an annoying way. Another Earth isn't very good, it's kinda film student-y and most of the performances are a bit flat (except for the musician dude, he has a lot of bit parts but I can't place him). The story doesn't really raise any interesting questions other than "wouldn't it be crazy if!?" I love weird, surreal poo poo but I just find poo poo like antichrist and irreversible kinda gross and lovely, so bear that in mind.
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I think Showgirls might be my favorite Verhoeven movie.
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HUNDU THE BEAST GOD posted:I think Showgirls might be my favorite Verhoeven movie. Every post I understand a little more of your damaged psyche. Although I will say I haven't forgotten Kyle McLachlan pool sex...as much as I try.
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Been watching Twin Peaks again and Showgirls and I always imagine that McLachlan's chin is huge. I mean it is big. However, straight on his face is very normal looking and good, but from three quarter all the way to profile all that can be seen is a commanding chin. I'm still a fan though even after the pool scene in showgirls and watching him act (I assume) like he jizzed his pants at a strip club.
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Wiggles Von Huggins posted:Been watching Twin Peaks again and Showgirls and I always imagine that McLachlan's chin is huge. I mean it is big. Kyle MacLachlan is a very strange-looking man. 
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Wiggles Von Huggins posted:Been watching Twin Peaks again and Showgirls and I always imagine that McLachlan's chin is huge. I mean it is big. However, straight on his face is very normal looking and good, but from three quarter all the way to profile all that can be seen is a commanding chin. I'm still a fan though even after the pool scene in showgirls and watching him act (I assume) like he jizzed his pants at a strip club. It seems larger in Showgirls somehow. Like, my mind goes "Yep, Agent Cooper has a manly chin, as befits him but in Showgirls he's just a big old pervert with a huge chin" Also the pool scene is amazing and is worth the price of admission alone.
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Not Netflix, but a free streaming thing from Shout Factory: http://www.shoutfactorytv.com It's apparently stuff they already have on Youtube and Hulu, but I guess they're going to do more with it. Definitely something to keep an eye on.
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Is showgirls a get drunk and enjoy it because it's so bad it's good sort of film?
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hemale in pain posted:Is showgirls a get drunk and enjoy it because it's so bad it's good sort of film? The Special Edition DVD came with a few shot glasses
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hemale in pain posted:Is showgirls a get drunk and enjoy it because it's so bad it's good sort of film? Extremely so.
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I know I'm probably the last person on Earth to have seen it, but Leaving Las Vegas is very good. Very dreamlike and well acted.
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morestuff posted:The Special Edition DVD came with a few shot glasses Oh man I found that for like 5 bux somewhere years ago but lost it in a move. I had the shot glasses for years though. Didn't it come with something else that was really ridiculous?
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NESguerilla posted:Oh man I found that for like 5 bux somewhere years ago but lost it in a move. I had the shot glasses for years though. Didn't it come with something else that was really ridiculous? Special Features — "The Greatest Movie Ever Made": a commentary by David Schmader, with video commentary on the strip-club dance scene by the girls of Scores — Lap-dance tutorial featuring the world-famous girls of Scores — A Showgirls Diary: storyboard-to-screen featurette — Pop-up trivia track — Original theatrical trailer — Set of Showgirls shot glasses — "Pin the Pasties on the Showgirl" game with pasties and blindfold — Deck of Showgirls playing cards — Six photo cards with party games
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Oh yeah. It was the pasties I was thinking of! I still haven't ever seen that movie. I lost the DVD almost right away. Maybe I'll finally get around to watching it.
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hemale in pain posted:Is showgirls a get drunk and enjoy it because it's so bad it's good sort of film? It's just good. All movies are worth getting drunk to.
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I feel like The Interview would have been better without James Franco. Seth Rogen is decently funny but just every single scene with franco was so awkward and bad that I had to stop watching it. The Eminem scene was okay, I guess.
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GreyPowerVan posted:I feel like The Interview would have been better without James Franco. Seth Rogen is decently funny but just every single scene with franco was so awkward and bad that I had to stop watching it. Yeah he did a real bad job with the acting thing. It wasn't a good movie overall though.
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GreyPowerVan posted:I feel like The Interview would have been better without James Franco. Seth Rogen is decently funny but just every single scene with franco was so awkward and bad that I had to stop watching it. I don't know if I thought Franco was BAD but for sure Rogen was the better guy in that duo yea.
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I usually like Franco but he was pretty meh in the Interview. The whole movie wasn't great. It wasn't the worst thing I've seen but it was definitely their weakest effort so far. I'm admittedly suffering from a bit of Rogen/Franco fatigue though even if I do usually enjoy them.
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I was entertained by Franco through the whole thing. He was just so lovably stupid throughout the movie. Ended up laughing at that movie way more than I expected. Hell, I probably wouldn't have even watched it if it wasn't for all of the publicity it got from being kept out of theaters.
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The One I Love was awesome. Thanks for the repeated urges to go into it blind. I ignored your first five pleas, and finally went in and watched it. Holy gently caress it was good.
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Between that movie and his new HBO show I'm starting to become a Mark Duplass fan.
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NESguerilla posted:Between that movie and his new HBO show I'm starting to become a Mark Duplass fan. Now get Katie Aselton a show and you'll have the good half of The League doing good.
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Anything good on Netflix or Amazon in the vein of Lock Stock/Snatch or Trainspotting? Funny UK folk saying oval office a lot, basically.
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I was pleasantly surprised with The Interview. I actually thought Rogen was the weaker of the two, not really creating any kind of interesting character, just floating by on his safe but sound shtick (I'm still not sick of him, but I could see it happening). Franco however was absolutely hilarious and, like Jolo said, so lovably stupid. Dave Skylark totally worked for me. I thought the bookends of the film were the strongest parts, with the CIA stuff and everything before the actual interview being a really mixed bag. The On the Town with Kim Jong Un montage was great, but the entire drone/tiger/buttplug sequence was one of the worst scenes those guys have written. fake edit: ok maybe not the worse, that whole don't fight the tiger exchange had me rolling.
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