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I can quote Joe Dirt way more than the godfather or Shawshank. Never seen citizen or lord of the rings. Just saw interstellar a few weeks ago and it was great. Pulp is amazing.


Can you quote the fireworks stand scene?

ETA: I thought the addition of “whistling bungholes” would be a dead giveaway that I was joking
You don’t think it’s the godfather, Shawshank redemption, citizen Kane, or lord of the rings???

You mean to tell me you’re going to stand there, on the movie and tv board, and not say something like pulp fiction, interstellar, whistling bungholes, or it’s a wonderful life?
Former “worlds most beautiful woman” Gwyneth Paltrow
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Im ready to change my life up a little, this sounds great.


I’d advise you don’t also include the 80 some odd cigarettes a day

re: Is Sanker wearing #7?

Posted by SCLSUMuddogs on 8/28/26 at 9:39 pm to
Well he isn’t allowed to wear 5
I rewound to the 1st quarter since I was late. Bryce Lance looks pretty good
Because Ian Fleming lived at his estate in Jamaica while writing the books. His estate was called Goldeneye, fun fact
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Too bad i don't have a Color TV


How old is your TV?
I'm not complaining about the slow burn aspect really either, it just seems like a good chunk of the episode was kind of pointless. The whole sequence of Hal bringing out the alien bodies was rendered moot when the small town sheriff was just like "Yeah, I knew about the alien detectors already." I also don't understand why he dragged out all three bodies when he just needed one.

I also feel like they're over explaining some things. Like it was obvious the bird thing was impressive just due to hal's facial expression when John created it. They then reiterated how impressive it was with the aliens commenting on it; and finally they just had John say he was told it was impressive by the aliens.

To that end, is John a superior green lantern in comic book lore? I admittedly know very little about the lore.

I did like the sequence with the aliens kidnapping john and going over the manhunter stuff and the Sinestro bit was cool and has me interested. It wasn't all bad, just not as good as the premiere for me.
Damn, I forgot Maverick existed. I need to rewatch that one. Loved it back in the day
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Nice list, but it pales in comparison to '84.


It’s obviously a subjective thing, but having 5 movies in the IMDb top 50 for 1994 and 0 movies in the IMDb top 50 for 1984 makes for a decently strong case.

re: Raygun tells all

Posted by SCLSUMuddogs on 8/27/26 at 7:12 am to
“Australia doesn’t have break dancing and I was the only person willing to embarrass myself on national television.” End credits. Riveting stuff I’m sure
Hopefully it’s not Mescal. Maybe Gladiator isn’t a true representation of his abilities, but he was boring as hell in that
I think so. It’s really well done and I particularly liked how Amy Adams perception of time slowly starts to shift as she learns more of the alien language. Like when she has to step back from her work due to a vision of her daughter seeming like it was happening at the same time as she was working on the translation.

There are a couple of weak writing choices that stick out e.g. Hawkeye saying that science, not language, is the most foundational part of civilization; and the other language expert not knowing the Sanskrit word for war. Not enough to throw me out of the movie though
The football team is still loaded with talent without these guys, I’m not too worried. The basketball team though, idk

re: Longest TV intros

Posted by SCLSUMuddogs on 8/25/26 at 6:55 pm to
The Pacific is like 3 minutes long
I wonder how the Tolkien estate feels about what they’ve done with this show
I’m not sure I’ve ever rewatched any show from start to finish. Rewatched plenty of movies though