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I watched Fear Inc. as one of my Friday the 13th movies and thought it was pretty good. If you liked The Game, this movie is based on the same premise.
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The episode of Mindhunter where they play the verse of Baker Street and cut it off before it goes back to the saxophone was INFURIATING
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It's hilarious how every time they show the exterior shot of the FBI building there is machine gun fire in the background like it is a never ending war zone.
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Tainen posted:It's hilarious how every time they show the exterior shot of the FBI building there is machine gun fire in the background like it is a never ending war zone. It's like the crow noise at the power plant in the Simpsons.
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Warm und Fuzzy posted:The Panic in Needle Park is on Amazon Prime, and it's a 1971 approximate time capsule of the New York that Bob Dylan and Simon and Garfunkel sang about, complete with high ISO film grain. Al Pacino's super likable playing the male version of manic pixie dream girl. It's also a fairly unsettling film as it centers around heroin addiction. Also, this is the role that got him the part of Michael Corleone.
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Papa John Misty posted:The episode of Mindhunter where they play the verse of Baker Street and cut it off before it goes back to the saxophone was INFURIATING God that bugged me so much, possibly the most disturbing part of the show.
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I enjoyed The Babysitter - cool soundtrack, decently shot, some good gore. Sure it's nothing particularly deep or profound, but it's fun and doesn't outstay its welcome.
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Bardeh posted:I enjoyed The Babysitter - cool soundtrack, decently shot, some good gore. Sure it's nothing particularly deep or profound, but it's fun and doesn't outstay its welcome. I felt McG tried to hard with some of the style choices. Robbie Amell was fantastic.
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Just know that everytime you guys say Mindhunter, I'm thinking MINDHORN. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lA5njebTiZY
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I've been watching some Wings on Hulu and what the gently caress was going on with clothes in the 90s
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Erebus posted:I've been watching some Wings on Hulu and what the gently caress was going on with clothes in the 90s You can trace a lot of these 90s societal problems back to Reagan's defunding of community mental hospitals.
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Sir Kodiak posted:You can trace a lot of these 90s societal problems back to Reagan's defunding of community mental hospitals. Hey I like to use that excuse for the increase in mass shootings.
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Erebus posted:I've been watching some Wings on Hulu and what the gently caress was going on with clothes in the 90s I know, Joe's always dressed like such a douche.
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Oct 17, 2017 02:10
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If you get Kanopy, I would not sleep on Barney Thomson, great actor's picture, great d.p.'s picture https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N08oMrX0UMs
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nate fisher posted:Hey I like to use that excuse for the increase in mass shootings. It's troubling. A lot of the time these outfits amount to suicide by fashion police.
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Mindhorn was really strong and stayed funny till the end. the pacing felt a little inverted because i'm used to comedies getting boring by the end. I really liked it
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A MIRACLE posted:Mindhorn was really strong and stayed funny till the end. the pacing felt a little inverted because i'm used to comedies getting boring by the end. I really liked it Toast of London with Matt Berry next if you want more washed up actor comedy and ridiculous names
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yaah, Toast of London is good fun. not always consistent and no garth marenghi...but what is?
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I'm rewatching Twin Peaks on Netflix for the first time in 12 years, and after having watched the incredible new season. While there are certainly some moments of brilliance in the series, there are definitely some aspects that have aged really poorly. Of course all the silliness the show descended to in the middle of season 2, like Nadine gaining super strength and thinking she is 16, or everything with James. But what really sticks out to me now if how they feel the need to actively use every single cast member in every single episode. Nobody can take a week off. So a lot of the time they just randomly pair townies with Agent Cooper on his stakeouts. Need to take a hike in the woods to investigate some creepy poo poo? Well, why not bring local fisherman Pete Martell. An undercover sting at the local brothel? Well, let's get the gas station owner involved for no apparent reason. Also, they use the exact same 2 backing tracks in every single episode: Laura's theme, or Audrey Horne's theme.
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Bardeh posted:I enjoyed The Babysitter - cool soundtrack, decently shot, some good gore. Sure it's nothing particularly deep or profound, but it's fun and doesn't outstay its welcome. That's how I felt about it. I also liked Robbie Amell (that was the hunky shirtless guy, right?) hamming it up. It was a little goofy, funny and the run time kept it from dragging at all. Some of the stuff in it kind of reminded me of Tucker and Dale vs Evil
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Patton Oswalt has a new special on Netflix in case you want to cry tears of burning sadness and belly laugh at the same time somehow.
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Nihonniboku posted:An undercover sting at the local brothel? Well, let's get the gas station owner involved for no apparent reason. That one makes sense, because he was a member of their vigilante-ish group.
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fishtobaskets posted:Patton Oswalt has a new special on Netflix in case you want to cry tears of burning sadness and belly laugh at the same time somehow. I figured he was going to talk about his wife at some point but man that stuff about his daughter dealing with it. drat. 
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Papa John Misty posted:The way the narrator speaks is unbearable. How the gently caress was that a successful podcast? I tried watching an episode just now without even this bit of suggestion, but absolutely. Stilted and jarring as hell. Couldn't make it more than 15 minutes in.
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He speaks in the same way when guest starring on other podcasts. It's unbearable.
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fishtobaskets posted:Patton Oswalt has a new special on Netflix in case you want to cry tears of burning sadness and belly laugh at the same time somehow. It's some of his best material since maybe his second album, I loved it.
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Seconding Patton Oswalt, and also - THE BABYSITTER is a perfect halloween flick. Lots of fun, great for teens if ya got em.
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Field Mousepad posted:I figured he was going to talk about his wife at some point but man that stuff about his daughter dealing with it. drat. it's not as laugh out loud as My Weakness Is Strong but it's super solid and that part was equally heartbreaking and hilarious
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Season 3 of Gotham, on Netflix, is an excellent return to form after the cringy season 2. They jettisoned most of their weaker cast members and gave the best ones more screen time, which means we see much more Harvey, who got shafted last season.
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Yeah Gotham is weird, its quality fluctuates wildly not only between but within seasons. It's good fun, someone else called it "grimcamp" which is the perfect word for it.
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I thought it was Crapshit. Only thing worse is The Real Rob got NEW EPISODES? On the other hand this is the season, the season for Train To Busan!
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magnificent7 posted:Seconding Patton Oswalt, and also - THE BABYSITTER is a perfect halloween flick. Lots of fun, great for teens if ya got em. Might be good for early teens. Like, 14 at the oldest. I thought it was wretched but of course I'm not the target audience.
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Wheelman dropped on Netflix today and is getting some pretty insane reviews. Being compared to other great car chase films. Gonna watch this evening. Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q6hODbsUE7Y Good write-up: https://filmschoolrejects.com/wheelman-car-chase-films-netflix/ Tim Whatley fucked around with this message at 21:09 on Oct 20, 2017 |
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Frank Grillo Frank Grillowns so I'm not surprised. Definitely gonna watch tonight.
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Oh man I could totally go for a good car chase movie.
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God, I wish the Walter Hill movie 'The Driver' was somewhere on streaming right now.
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Long Shot is a great short documentary on Netflix
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Werner Herzog's Salt and Fire is great and on Netflix. The trailers don't really do its sense of humor justice, plus it's incredibly shot.
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K. Waste posted:Werner Herzog's Salt and Fire is great and on Netflix. The trailers don't really do its sense of humor justice, plus it's incredibly shot. Oh poo poo yes, I am so on that.
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