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I think you should elaborate as to what that 7/10 is referring to lest I get really snarky.
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I thought we decided this joke was too old to still be funny, like c… Nevermind
I would never joke about something like that.
What.
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I think you should elaborate as to what that 7/10 is referring to lest I get really snarky.
The joke you were making with that post. I was assuming you were making a joke about my unfortunate choice of method to imply the word catshit by putting the c word into my mouth.
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I don’t think he was joking…
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I don’t get it.
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I don’t think he was joking…
Sucks for him because I thought it was ao 7/10 joke, much better than the one I was making.
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Ghandi (1982)
No matter how many times I’ve seen the movie, it always amazes me what Ghandi went through to free the Indians from British rule.
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Duel (1971) – 9/10
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974) – 9/10
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 (1986) – 8/10
Leatherface: Texas Chainsaw Massacre III (1990) – 5/10
Howard the Duck (1986) – 4/10
Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Next Generation (1994) – 1/10
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I watched the last few minutes of Howard the Duck once. The song is burned into my head forever.
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Coherence (2013)
I’m a sucker for movies about parallel universes, so I thought I’d check this one out. I don’t think I got six minutes into the film before shutting it off. I utterly despise “shaky cam” cinematography; it’s distracting and makes the movie look cheap.
I give what little of the movie I watched 1/10.
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Midnight in Paris (2011)
I love exploring the idea of nostalgia, and especially out-of-time experiences like Back to the Future and Pleasantville, so this immediately appealed to me. It’s also historically accurate, for much of the 20th century, the 1890s were considered the ideal “Golden Age”.
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Coherence (2013)
distracting
I don’t know what you expected. :p
JEDIT: Looks like it got pretty good reviews, I might have to check it out.
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Coherence (2013)
distracting
I don’t know what you expected. :p
You might say… it’s incoherent.
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I watched the last few minutes of Howard the Duck once. The song is burned into my head forever.
The Thomas Dolby songs are one of the best things about the movie, not to mention John Barry’s score. Why this has never come out on CD I’ll never know.
Where were you in '77?
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Coherence (2013)
distracting
I don’t know what you expected. :p
You might say… it’s incoherent.
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I watched the last few minutes of Howard the Duck once. The song is burned into my head forever.
The Thomas Dolby songs are one of the best things about the movie, not to mention John Barry’s score. Why this has never come out on CD I’ll never know.
My guess is that the CD people thought it ain’t funk, and didn’t feel it.
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Logan - 9/10
Wow I cried a lot. What a great sendoff for Hugh Jackman. Bad guy was a little mustache-twirly.
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I think you should elaborate as to what that 7/10 is referring to lest I get really snarky.
The joke you were making with that post. I was assuming you were making a joke about my unfortunate choice of method to imply the word catshit by putting the c word into my mouth.
You had catshit in your mouth? Howard the duck was cheese all the way watchin it, but even now I’m impressed with the final battle, I Frink?
Don’t care for wet toast ToasterBoy, I’m now getting a little miffed off with the constant influx of Marvel releases now.
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Logan - 9/10
Wow I cried a lot. What a great sendoff for Hugh Jackman. Bad guy was a little mustache-twirly.
Really want to see this, because I love The Wolverine and this is by the same director. Is it similar in tone?
Not enough people read the EU.
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Logan
I haven’t seen any of the other X-Men movies, but the hype caught up to me and I had to see this one. Really great.
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Hacksaw Ridge
Very brutal and inspiring. Garfield gave an outstanding performance. I had some minor pacing issues with the end but overall I consider this to be one of the best movies from 2016.
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what’s the next movie you’re going to see?
Probably Logan for me, sometime this weekend.
It’s been seen.
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I watched the last few minutes of Howard the Duck once. The song is burned into my head forever.
The Thomas Dolby songs are one of the best things about the movie, not to mention John Barry’s score. Why this has never come out on CD I’ll never know.
http://www.filmscoremonthly.com/board/posts.cfm?threadID=49546&archive=0
“First feel fear, then get angry. Then go with your life into the fight.” - Bill Mollison
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Troll 2 (1990)
This is the best worst movie of all time ever made. To say I want to make sweet popcorn love to it would be an understatement.
6/10
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Troll 2 (1990)
This is the best worst movie of all time ever made.
Also, the name of the town the family moves to is just hilarious, ‘NILBOG’.