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Entertainment / Re: What have you been listeni...
Last post by Allhallowsday - Today at 09:22:50 PM^ ?
PARIS AFTER DARK
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Bad Movies / Re: 2026 Box Office Disappoint...
Last post by M.10rda - Today at 09:08:36 PMI liked MOTU too, once it was free - just wasn't about to help underwrite Jared Leto's ongoing crime spree. I suspect SUPERGIRL's underperformance is a real shame - however I didn't buy a ticket to that one, either, so I have to take some of the blame. (Busy month...)
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Bad Movies / Re: 2026 Box Office Disappoint...
Last post by WingedSerpent - Today at 07:11:25 PMI actually liked He-Man and Supergirl
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Off Topic Discussion / Re: WingedSerpent's thoughts, ...
Last post by WingedSerpent - Today at 07:07:33 PMArtificial Intelligence slop has something with another thing that has A.I as initials-American Idol
In the beginning, it was fun to see all the slop they had. Because it was so awful it was funny.
But later on, what came out just got boring, samey and not very memorable.
In the beginning, it was fun to see all the slop they had. Because it was so awful it was funny.
But later on, what came out just got boring, samey and not very memorable.
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Television / Re: What TV Shows Are you Watc...
Last post by indianasmith - Today at 06:16:46 PMWatched the first two episodes of STUART FAILS TO SAVE THE UNIVERSE on HBO Max.
Stuart, the hapless comic store owner from BIG BANG THEORY teams up with Burt, the geologist, to try and fix the broken multiverse after a machine created by Sheldon, Howard, and Leonard (who are never seen) from BBT goes awry and creates a variety of dystopian worlds. It's silly, but it's fun, and Burt was probably my favorite recurring minor character on the show.
Stuart, the hapless comic store owner from BIG BANG THEORY teams up with Burt, the geologist, to try and fix the broken multiverse after a machine created by Sheldon, Howard, and Leonard (who are never seen) from BBT goes awry and creates a variety of dystopian worlds. It's silly, but it's fun, and Burt was probably my favorite recurring minor character on the show.
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Off Topic Discussion / Re: Random Statements About So...
Last post by indianasmith - Today at 06:12:02 PMBack to school tomorrow. Summer was fun while it lasted.
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Good Movies / Re: Recent Viewings, Part 2
Last post by indianasmith - Today at 06:10:12 PMFORBIDDEN FREAKS (2019, I think)
This looked like a pretty cool low budget horror film; turned out it was a montage of clips from Full Moon movies from back in the 1990's. I wound up watching it largely for the sake of nostalgia; Full Moon was my go-to studio for bad movies for the better part of a decade! Sure could have used some connecting narrative or narration, though. It just segued from one movie to another without explanation. 2.5/5
This looked like a pretty cool low budget horror film; turned out it was a montage of clips from Full Moon movies from back in the 1990's. I wound up watching it largely for the sake of nostalgia; Full Moon was my go-to studio for bad movies for the better part of a decade! Sure could have used some connecting narrative or narration, though. It just segued from one movie to another without explanation. 2.5/5
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Good Movies / Re: Recent Viewings, Part 2
Last post by lester1/2jr - Today at 04:32:07 PMhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KAC994TScoQ
^ I watched this documentary, if you want to call it that, about an outrageous conspiracy theory asserting that certain mirrors made before 1880, with a different sort of process than they use now, somehow reflect memories of Tartaria, an alleged lost empire that was destroyed by mud floods. There's no way it's true: No one anywhere has any record of any society in this nondescript central Asian location that allegedly produced some form of modern electricity or something. Even if there were, why would a mirror take a picture of it?
The concept itself is fun, though. 4.25 /5
^ I watched this documentary, if you want to call it that, about an outrageous conspiracy theory asserting that certain mirrors made before 1880, with a different sort of process than they use now, somehow reflect memories of Tartaria, an alleged lost empire that was destroyed by mud floods. There's no way it's true: No one anywhere has any record of any society in this nondescript central Asian location that allegedly produced some form of modern electricity or something. Even if there were, why would a mirror take a picture of it?
The concept itself is fun, though. 4.25 /5
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Bad Movies / Re: 100 *alliterative* movie t...
Last post by zombie no.one - Today at 03:09:38 PM28. DROP DEAD FRED (1991)
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Games / Re: Answer the question with a...
Last post by bob - Today at 12:34:53 PMHeaven's Gate
I love that movie so much....
Who ate the robot?
edit - it won't let me copy and paste movie poster addresses for the movie poster to show up here
I love that movie so much....
Who ate the robot?
edit - it won't let me copy and paste movie poster addresses for the movie poster to show up here