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The Holdovers




solid one. i don't know if it's just the Boston thing, but I put this and good will hunting together a lot.


and to the other on GWH, i don't find anything bittersweet about it. RW and SS reconcile genuinely, RW decides to move on with his life, Will chooses love and to leave a life behind that he knew he could never keep up, and Affleck is happy that that Will doesn't walk out the door.

happy in every regard.

re: Poor Things on Prime

Posted by 3nOut on 4/28/25 at 12:04 pm
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First Yorgos movie?



not that yorgos, isn't twisted and added lots of unnecessary sexuality, it's actually Alasdair Gray and he has a pretty wild bibliography, especially from the 80s.
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Is it watchable even for someone that hates musicals?




i wouldn't say i hate musicals, but i sure don't seek them out. :lol:

my list of liked musicals is Les Mis, La La Land, and Greatest Showman (solely for the music, it's a ridiculous movie.)

my wife will occasionally watch Momma Mia, Grease, WSS, Moulin Rouge, etc. when it's on Pluto or something and I will find yardwork to do.
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Never seen La La Land though.




i'm not a fan of Hollywood diddling themselves in movies about Hollywood, but i greatly enjoyed this one.

Moonlight over La La Land is probably the greatest travesty in the last 10 years outside of Karla Sofía Gascón not winning this year.

re: Films vs Movies

Posted by 3nOut on 4/28/25 at 11:40 am
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pretentious assholes who view them as some sort of "art" call them films

normal people who just like entertainment call them movies.



they're all just movies. i don't call them anything other than in polite company because i'm not a complete douche.

but i do say in our house, we define what we're watching as flicks, films, and movies. but we do that in terms of what kind of thing we want to watch.

Drop was a great little flick.
Sinners was a good movie
Warfare was a film.

again, that's just in house douchebaggery, not how i'd talk about it in polite company.
stop trying to make Fetch happen.

people usually don't even refer to whatever they're critiquing. they just say fetch.
Wind River
La La Land
Casa Blanca
Greatest Show on Earth
Castaway
Children of Men

re: Who here has been totally broke?

Posted by 3nOut on 4/28/25 at 9:21 am
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Sounds like you got a good one. When I met my wife I had gone back to school at 26 yo and was working nights/odd jobs to make ends meet. She had an established career. It never bothered her that I couldn't afford to take her out often or spend a lot on christmas/birthdays/etc. She's an incredible lady and I don't deserve her.




she is indeed. she was a year older than me and graduated on time and i took 5.5 years. we got married and she had a semester left while i had 9 left.

she worked so i could finally breathe my last half of college.

then she stayed home.

re: *** Framed Daily Thread - SPOILERS ***

Posted by 3nOut on 4/28/25 at 9:15 am
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Episodes in 6 and I am ashamed about it.




nah. they buried it pretty well till 5. could have been a pile of SyFi shows.

re: *** Framed Daily Thread - SPOILERS ***

Posted by 3nOut on 4/28/25 at 9:14 am
6 Framed. cool concept. awful movie.
5 one framed (thanks for watching random straight to streaming terrible romcoms Mr. 3nout)
5 Episodes.

re: Who here has been totally broke?

Posted by 3nOut on 4/28/25 at 9:11 am
i lived with and took care of my grandmother most of college so i always had a roof over my head, but i paid for all my own school as i went and every January and August, I emptied my bank account and had to hope to make it to next paycheck. lots of $5 gas fillups.

skipped a lot of meals most of college and took every extra hour of work i could.

my now wife paid for way more meals than she should have at the time. i don't even really know how i dated at the time.

re: *** Framed Daily Thread - SPOILERS ***

Posted by 3nOut on 4/27/25 at 11:59 am
1 and1.

Company name and SJP’s hair face it away.
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But is there a substantial race component or implications to it? It


Very minor one at beginning and end. Not a major plot.

re: US Citizen Deported by ICE

Posted by 3nOut on 4/26/25 at 7:34 am
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I get it’s a device to further dehumanize the people involved, but why specifically Dora? Because Dora the Explorer spoke Spanish?


As a Christian, I don’t want to dehumanize anybody. Everybody deserves dignity.

That being said, the entire process is trying to humanize a broken system to deflect criticism from that system.

I want Dora (VML) to be with her parents in a stable two parent household.

But her parents were in a shithole country, traveled thousands of miles through multiple countries that let her through, got through our border, and was let stay in when it’s obvious they were gaming the system. They’re choosing to separate instead of just deport together.

Nonetheless, her parents knew their situation was in jeopardy since the election and decided to stick around instead of wisely self deporting.

I don’t want anything bad to happen to anybody ever, but these people that didn’t get their affairs in order when the incoming administration was telegraphing exactly what was about to happen are liars and retards.

The pain of this situation is on the parents and the people of the system that let it get to this point.

re: Predator: Badlands Teaser Trailer

Posted by 3nOut on 4/26/25 at 7:08 am
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Anyway, I'm probably the only one here who kind of liked The Predator. Sure it was overflowing with cliches to an almost sickening degree, but I thought it was clever in a few areas and enjoy watching it.


I will say that Sterling K Brown’s death got on of the biggest laughs in theaters ever from me.

I don’t think the rest of the audience found it as funny.
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What is that second comment even trying to say


They were trying to throw shade at Trump, which is hilarious that Trump
Tweeted for a team to pick him today.
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It is not in the least bit surprising that old people are getting scammed frequently with modern tech, AI, etcc.


My MiL has a masters and is a very smart and wise woman and she sent $300 in visa gift cards to some a-hole in India.

She asks me all the time when she thinks it’s a scam but they got her on this one.
saw it this afternoon with my oldest.

i liked it a lot. great music. both of the big sets were fantastically directed.

i don't think this is the greatest thing since sliced bread like everybody is making it out to be, but it was really enjoyable. I'd actually compare it to Black Panther where people are treating it like a 10 when it's a really good 8.5. i know that won't be popular.

i don't like gore and they did a decent job of not making it so bloody and disgusting that somebody like me couldn't enjoy

re: (NSFW) Have we discussed Bonnie Blue?

Posted by 3nOut on 4/25/25 at 9:52 am
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There is a video, I think out of Europe.



i think onlyfans took it down because they didn't verify the dudes banging her were all of age.

i hate that i know this.