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Games / Re: Movie Title Chains
Last post by bob - Today at 11:01:28 AM
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
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Good Movies / Re: Recent Viewings, Part 2
Last post by M.10rda - Today at 10:09:51 AMFFC directed THE CONVERSATION. Tony Scott directed ENEMY OF THE STATE starring Hackman and Will Smith. That's an almost great movie - its similarities to THE CONVERSATION made me want to like it more than I ultimately did (it is just a Tony Scott popcorn thriller, really). But Hackman delivers the goods again!
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Good Movies / Re: Recent theatrical viewings
Last post by M.10rda - Today at 10:07:44 AM^^^ Good! Would love to see theaters survive...!
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Games / Re: Answer the question with a...
Last post by bob - Today at 09:29:53 AM
Where's the best place for Batman and Robin to honeymoon?
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Good Movies / Re: Recent theatrical viewings
Last post by Rev. Powell - Today at 09:12:08 AMTOY STORY 5: The toys (now led by cowgirl Jessie) face an existential crisis as they're laid aside for electronic devices; meanwhile, an entire squadron of Buzz Lightyears search for a purpose. The long-running series continues to remain relevant and deliver quality entertainment while exploring childhood psychology and the melancholy of growing up. 3.5/5.
Another packed theater---this one was a sellout. It's getting weird. Now that I think about it, another local theater closed, so that may be redirecting a little bit of traffic to others. Still, attendance at the cinema this year has been many times greater than anything since Covid.
Another packed theater---this one was a sellout. It's getting weird. Now that I think about it, another local theater closed, so that may be redirecting a little bit of traffic to others. Still, attendance at the cinema this year has been many times greater than anything since Covid.
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Off Topic Discussion / Re: For Trevor.
Last post by Alex - Today at 09:10:13 AM
I do have to say well done to the vast majority of Boston's citizenry (and the surrounding area) for just going along with it. It can't be easy having your city invaded by 10 to 20,000 outsiders who drink most of your alcohol and play bagpipes. I did hear of the occasional grumpy person but they were a tiny minority as far as I can tell and most likely just need to have a good night out, maybe get laid. As a thank you, the Tartan army did raise around $30,000 in donations to local charities, not to mention how much they've spent in the area itself ($35 million to Providence at an initial estimation).
