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Bad Movies / Re: movies that namecheck anot...

Last post by Dalmatian Bobby Samaritan - Today at 04:43:26 PM

Soylent Green? Maybe so much of Soylent Green is happening in reality that that is what the name check is really about. Kind of like if you say Frankenstein in a movie or whatever, you aren't really talking about a movie but some concept that is actually happening. I have definitely been questioning the food that I eat lately. Reminds me some of this guy talking about the Bruce Effect. Times like this when I wish I didn't fail that MEPS exam and could have got into the Air Force. I have asthma     I sort of feel like just getting by is not good enough. Especially if Soylent Green is coming! Baton down on my near comotose state and James Cameron documentaries where he claims that the Exodus in the bible was actually the Hyksos shepherd king expulsion. It's like James Cameron, love ya, but stick to the movies!

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Off Topic Discussion / Re: Random Statements About So...

Last post by lester1/2jr - Today at 03:43:05 PM

That's what I was looking for. Thank you

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Good Movies / Re: Movies that you never "got...

Last post by HappyGilmore - Today at 01:49:51 PM

I'm almost afraid to read the book. I love the film, but I know if I read it I'll end up hating the film.

I'm almost afraid to read any of Bret Easton Ellis's other books 

I remember frequently having to put AMERICAN PSYCHO down and walk around the room a bit before continuing !

So, I ended up reading another book by Ellis. The Shards.

They've made a TV show about it starring Wes Bentley from Yellowstone and the son of Richard Gere and daughter of Cindy Crawford.

The show is produced by Ryan Murphy of American Horror Story

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Good Movies / Re: Have you seen any South Af...

Last post by Trevor - Today at 11:48:04 AM

District 9
The Wild Geese

The Wild Geese was the first South African made film shot here without any of the stupid apartheid laws onset. It was filmed at a mineral bath resort named Tschipise which still exists.

The movie was also responsible for the beginning of the downfall of segregated cinemas in South Africa as it was released to both black and white cinemas simultaneously which had never happened before.

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Bad Movies / Re: Generate Movie Poster with...

Last post by bob - Today at 08:42:42 AM

shout out to the Grinch's third hand

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Games / Re: Movie Title Chains

Last post by bob - Today at 08:38:51 AM

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Games / Re: Answer the question with a...

Last post by bob - Today at 08:27:55 AM

I am in



Why are you wearing my shoes?

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Good Movies / Re: Have you seen any South Af...

Last post by bob - Today at 08:25:32 AM

District 9
The Wild Geese

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Entertainment / Re: What have you been listeni...

Last post by Rev. Powell - Today at 07:51:09 AM

Weezer (Gold Album)

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Off Topic Discussion / Re: Random Statements About So...

Last post by claws - Today at 02:20:15 AM

^^ I recall Netflix streaming The Bubble, a COVID-themed comedy film directed by Judd Apatow. Released on April 1, 2022, it follows a cast and crew trapped inside a pandemic hotel "bubble" while trying to finish a fictional dinosaur sequel called Cliff Beasts. Social media was outraged ("TOO SOON!") and it seemed like everyone hated it.

Then there was Stuck Together (8 Rue de l'Humanité), a French comedy film directed by Dany Boon about quirky neighbors dealing with the Paris lockdown. It got so-so reviews.