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Humanoids from the Deep (1980)
A decent monster movie where genetically mutated frogs/salmon invade a small town. Vic Morrow plays another asshole. a decent amount of boobs and gore. the sound effects were very Friday the 13th.
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House of Guinness on Netflix is legit. Needs a few more Irish boobies but lots of head cracking and contemporary tunes ala Peaky Blinders.
Take it to the beer thread, I know.
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Watched Pulp Fiction on Sunday. It’s probably 10 years since I watched it all the way through and 2 things stood out this time.
First, when Butch hits Marcellus with the car, one of the bystanders was a pre-TDS Kathy Griffin.
Second, Butch lives because of the miracle in the apartment that causes Jules to retire. The same miracle is also the cause of Marcellus getting ass raped by Zed.
If the apartment miracle doesn’t happen, Jules is with Vincent at Butch’s apartment. Maybe Marcellus is there too, out getting coffee and donuts but regardless Jules is gonna be there, preventing Butch from finding Vincent’s gun and shooting him when he comes out the bathroom.
Because of the way it plays out, butch kills Vincent, hit Marcellus with the car and they end up in the rape basement. Butch escapes but goes back to save Marcellus which in turn saves his life because there’s no one looking for him.
And is Vincent fucking deaf when he’s taking a shit? No reaction in the diner when Honey Bunny is screaming and he doesn’t notice someone coming in the apartment, walking around and dropping pop tarts in the toaster.
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Downey Wrote That. A documentary on SNL writer Jim Downey. Pretty well done. from his start at Lampoon, then onto SNL, Late Night, back to SNL, his collab with Norm MacDonald. Lots of guests were interviewed.
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Watched The Lost Boys on Friday night. Entertaining. No boobs though.
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Had some long flights so watched a lot of shit.
The Chair Company - funny, but no one acts like weird people just to create cringe humor and it seems like that's the one note of the guy who made the show that is seemingly loved by everyone except anyone I know.
Anora - Watched just because it was like the Oscar winner. Not a terrible movie but the two main characters are obnoxious, have no redeeming qualities and no reason why they should like each other. Also the main chick is strange looking and not sexy at all. For some reason is like 3 hours long and I stopped with an hour left. May have finished if she was attractive.
Uncut Gems - one of those Twitter movie guy films I felt like I had to watch eventually. Pretty entertaining and like movies with real sports teams and athletes in it.
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Inglorious Basterds with Mrs Throbber v2.0 - she had never seen it. Thank god it met her seal of approval.
Tarantino is a fucking genius. Needs to make more flicks with Brad Pitt (no homo). IB was great and then he went next level with Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. -
Finally watched this and it was super enjoyable. Aykroyd's eulogy of Candy is probably the best written eulogy I've ever heard and the imagery shown during it really hits hard. Don't think we get entertainers like Candy anymore. Or the SCTV people really.
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I watched Dolemite is my name with Eddie Murphy last night. It was a pretty good movie about the making of a Blaxploitation movie. 7/10.
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High Fidelity. Not bad but nothing special either.
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I have been working my way through SnowPiercer TV show. I like it as I liked the movie. Jennifer Connelly, Sean Bean. Decent enough
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Ballad of a Small Player with Colin Farrell and Tilda Swinton on Netflix.
Decent. Good acting but limited storyline. Rushed ending.
Only 1 hour 42 minutes which was adequate.
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Started Welcome To Derry. Gave up on it twice because of a horrible CGI double-headed demon baby thing. Also, just don't know why it needs to exist when there's an IT book and several movies.
I was doom scrolling and got hooked into watching the entire Thriller video from 1983. The fucking effects and cinematography of that look better than shit that comes out now. I don't fucking understand.
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That's my fear as well. The IT movies during the time period they released in, I was just so satisfied with them and Once Upon a time in Hollywood, I just don't want or need any spin offs and sequels.
This looked pretty awesome but also uninspired.
I finally just outlasted Nobody Wants This. My wife knows how I feel about Caitlin Bell. She's so unattractive on so many levels. The actors from Succession made the first season barely tolerable. It was also annoyingly noticable how all the characters are losers that somehow can still afford decent houses in LA/Hollywood? Retarded.
Keeper comes out in a week or two I think.
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Funny how you mention living in Hollywood
Cops all have craftsmen in LA neighborhoods that are 2 million at least
At least the gave Bosch a backstory on how he lived in the Hills
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Predator: Killer of Killers. An animated movie on Hulu in the Predator universe. Predators kidnap warriors from different eras they encountered and bring them to their planet. You see how they chose the three people and the final battle at the end. Lots of animated gore. The three episodes on each of the people seem kind of long.
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I gave Task another shot based on what I read here. Down to the last episode. It did get better. Except for the usual angst ridden teenager step daughter who thinks it is unfair that her step parents may have been better off without her and her brother and she's a victim. All her brother did is kill the step mom. C'mon man
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One battle after another.
Could be the phrase to sum up the season.
