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What movie did you watch last night? (23 Viewers)
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I’ll see you your video game and raise you the Aliens board game I bought during the pandemic. I’ve never been so stressed during a game of tiny plastic figures before.
How many combat drops?
Em, two. Including this one.
They do come out of the goddamn walls though.
Cormcolash
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Saw the latest French version of D'Artagnan and the Three Musketeers today. It was fuckin class.
David Kronenbourg
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One of those rare films where there is not an ounce of fat. Not a second of screen time wasted. Boorman was tapping into something terrifying and primal here. The source novel is fantastic too.
Ooh I'm gonna read that!! Nice one
Yeah..there isnt an extraneous moment in the movie . Perfect pace. Perfect characterizations.Astounding cinematography. Incredible.
David Kronenbourg
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Now I gotta watch it again
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I was at a screening for this
26.2 To Life
A marathon that some prisoners run inside San Quentin prison. 100+ times around the prison yard.
The ability of these men to find positivity and meaning in the act of running was moving. They have destroyed lives - their own, the lives of their loved ones, and their victims - and they find a path to deal with all of that literally one step at a time.
I know most people think running is too hard, or it will hurt your knees or it's for other people. Or whatever.
But I am pushed to think of a better way to connect you to your mind & body, to others and the world at large, than running. It is primal and it is redemptive.
You can change your life with a pair of trainers and 30 minutes a few times a week.
I guaranfuckingtee you that there is a force inside of you waiting to be untapped and unleashed,
(sorry for the proslytising - but a good doco will do that to you)
26.2 To Life
A marathon that some prisoners run inside San Quentin prison. 100+ times around the prison yard.
The ability of these men to find positivity and meaning in the act of running was moving. They have destroyed lives - their own, the lives of their loved ones, and their victims - and they find a path to deal with all of that literally one step at a time.
I know most people think running is too hard, or it will hurt your knees or it's for other people. Or whatever.
But I am pushed to think of a better way to connect you to your mind & body, to others and the world at large, than running. It is primal and it is redemptive.
You can change your life with a pair of trainers and 30 minutes a few times a week.
I guaranfuckingtee you that there is a force inside of you waiting to be untapped and unleashed,
(sorry for the proslytising - but a good doco will do that to you)
David Kronenbourg
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I watched M3GAN. Was expecting better, pretty shite
Never knew there was a novel, must check that out. Does it come with the tab for the banjo bit?
It looks beyond awful, it must be pretty woeful.
The audiobook is reportedly good fun, like a radio play and some of the movie cast are in it - Bishop at least.
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Was gonna say this
Everyone I know that saw it in the cinema said it was a blast
There's a big difference in viewing in the theatre (obviously)
Ooh, I will look into that.
Barking Dogs Never Bite
the first movie that Bong Joon-ho did, before he was busy winning oscars
it’s really really bad. avoid. was like seven different movies having an argument.
the first movie that Bong Joon-ho did, before he was busy winning oscars
it’s really really bad. avoid. was like seven different movies having an argument.
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