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Lumberjack Bonanza posted:I've heard them talk about just walking around and deciding to go see a movie, any movie, which is frankly a baffling practice to me. I never go see a film in theaters unless I've planned to or someone asks me and I've got a reasonable interest in the film/they promise to get me trashed.
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DoombatINC posted:I grew up a few minutes walk from a small movie theater, so I would wander down there on dull nights as a teenager. Sometimes I had a movie in mind, sometimes I didn't. And that's how I ended up seeing Stealth on the big screen. Living near theaters seems to lead to dark, dark things.
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PUGGERNAUT posted:It's weird that We Hate Movies comes across as so much less mean spirited. You wouldn't think so from the title, but they're very good about pointing out when things actually DO work, even in a lovely movie. The only one that I remember them passionately hating was North, which is probably justified. Less mean spirited than whom? The people on HDTGM always seem like they're having a blast to me and enjoy parts of virtually every movie they do. Lumberjack Bonanza posted:I've heard them talk about just walking around and deciding to go see a movie, any movie, which is frankly a baffling practice to me. I never go see a film in theaters unless I've planned to or someone asks me and I've got a reasonable interest in the film/they promise to get me trashed. Yeah, I'm in the same boat as you. But that's the irony: They Love Movies.
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Lumberjack Bonanza posted:Living near theaters seems to lead to dark, dark things. On the plus side, that's also how I first saw xXx: State of the Union, which became one of my favorite good-bad movies of all time. I think I even saw a good movie there once or twice, too!
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Lumberjack Bonanza posted:I've heard them talk about just walking around and deciding to go see a movie, any movie, which is frankly a baffling practice to me.
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Can I just say the most egregious thing about HDTGM to me is that their new theme song is too long, and worse than their old one. Which was also too long, and poo poo.
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Nov 3, 2015 12:17
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Mhhh...Cold Burger King. Also, know what sounds like a good idea becaus eof the WHM crew? A movie/book/whatever about a bastard son of 007.
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Nov 4, 2015 04:50
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BigRed0427 posted:Mhhh...Cold Burger King.
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Nov 4, 2015 05:35
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I was hoping this meant a future addressing of the Woody Allen Bond
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BigRed0427 posted:Mhhh...Cold Burger King. There's no way Bond only has one bastard. At minimum there has to be like half a dozen out there at this point.
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TheFallenEvincar posted:I was hoping this meant a future addressing of the Woody Allen Bond Oh god, that movie was...something. I did enjoy the David Niven bits at the beginning, but once it got into Woody Allen and everyone being bond, it just turned into a clusterfuck.
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Nov 4, 2015 09:53
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Great returns of Working Class Shark and the Horse from Pippi Longstocking.
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Excited about my weekend plans to watch King Ralph and No Country for Old Men and eat 2 BK meals. Think I'll do the Chicken Fries and then a Whopper.
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Nov 4, 2015 15:08
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Sounds less like a "challenge" and more like a "Saturday" to me.
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De Nomolos posted:Excited about my weekend plans to watch King Ralph and No Country for Old Men and eat 2 BK meals. Think I'll do the Chicken Fries and then a Whopper. Which one will you eat first, and which one will be delectably ice cold?
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Rotten Red Rod posted:Which one will you eat first, and which one will be delectably ice cold? To be a true Bond meal they both have to be.
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Nov 4, 2015 17:35
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God the episodes when they want to talk about anything but the lovely movie are the best. King Ralph tangent was the best.
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Tatum Girlparts posted:God the episodes when they want to talk about anything but the lovely movie are the best. King Ralph tangent was the best. The best is still the tangent about Star Trek during the New Beginning.
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I think "The Madness of King Ralph" might be the best proposed WHM movie.
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I'd hope they'd do King Ralph as a part of a long overdue Stay Tuned month with Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey, but I've been waiting for that for a year and now they've even stopped making STATION references.
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De Nomolos posted:I'd hope they'd do King Ralph as a part of a long overdue Stay Tuned month with Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey, but I've been waiting for that for a year and now they've even stopped making STATION references.
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TetsuoTW posted:Eh, it took them 54 episodes to get from Mortal Kombat to MK Annihilation, and it definitely took even longer to get around to Thinner, so there's always hope. When's the last time they had a Stay Tuned month? Seems it used to be once a year.
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Nov 5, 2015 19:00
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De Nomolos posted:When's the last time they had a Stay Tuned month? Seems it used to be once a year. I think they they only did it once.
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On the plus side, they did do Stay Tuned, so at least they were thematic.
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Evil Mastermind posted:On the plus side, they did do Stay Tuned, so at least they were thematic. Any Jeffrey Jones episode is gold, because I share in their frustration that he's such a talented character actor (and often the best part of some terrible movies), but ... The Troubles.
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Bill and Ted, Weekend at Bernies, End of Days and Number 23 would be my ideal Stay Tuned month.
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Y'all don't like Bill and Ted?
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Bogus Journey, not Excellent Adventure. Primarily for STATION.
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Station gave me nightmares.
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PUGGERNAUT posted:Station gave me nightmares. The Evil Robot Uses and the Good Robot Uses were way scarier than Station. 
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King Ralph has to be a commentary or something if they're gonna make this challenge a thing.
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Gyges posted:The Evil Robot Uses and the Good Robot Uses were way scarier than Station.
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TetsuoTW posted:The Good Robot Usses were goddamned adorable. I'm talking just visually. They were far more likely to haunt my young dreams that STATION! Station just looks like those nice old weird guys from the Dark Crystal who merged with the Skeksies.
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I disliked STATION. Probably because I didn't find him particularly funny and I got the feeling we were supposed to be really excited about station, when my reaction was a WHM-esque "you can KEEP it."
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Gyges posted:The Evil Robot Uses and the Good Robot Uses were way scarier than Station. I have this memory of being really young at a drive through and seeing bogus journey and being so terrified of the scary robot bill and ted and being soothed by watching the not so scary movie that was playing on the other screen behind us. That movie was terminator 2
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Can anyone guess what my opinion of Bogus Journey is?
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Extremely good and great?
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De Nomolos posted:Can anyone guess what my opinion of Bogus Journey is? Excellent? 
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Gyges posted:Excellent? This is my opinion
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Bogus Journey is a movie for children and stoners that doesn't just reference The Seventh Seal, it uses that reference as the foundation of the whole plot. It's rad as hell.
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