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ANYONE SEEN ANY GOOD MOVIES LATELY ?
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if you watched Honeyland, you should watch the salt movie on prime
less direct human suffering, more of a window in to a very interesting tradition
absolutely BEAUTIFUL cinematography to the point where you wonder how they
caught all these shots (documentary)
dig it too,
i can watch The Sopranos allll day long, in sequence or out, but gotta say, i hated thee ending...
this said,
i really wanna watch 'Lone Survivor' again, as i liked watchin Emile Hirsch,
{he whom used to visit ol' HW surf~shop to get a new Scott Anderson shaped ~Rick Massie stinger off the racks to surf}
who starred as Jay Adams in 'Lords of Doggie~Town', do his thing as Danny Dietz in this gnarly war flick...
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speakin' of movies,
new or old, this 1 was bad~ass,
a dude just tryin' to do his job, to keep on~keepin' on':
new or old, this 1 was bad~ass,
a dude just tryin' to do his job, to keep on~keepin' on':
what's up!
my food~coma of a nap, lastin' some 5 hours or so, is over, i'm caffenated on zero~calorie soda, tryin' to get slim,
i'm gonna blaze a bowl of 'Blue Dreams' right now, gonna watch this ol' flick, from 1936, again + giggle:
as i await The Sun to arise:
my food~coma of a nap, lastin' some 5 hours or so, is over, i'm caffenated on zero~calorie soda, tryin' to get slim,
i'm gonna blaze a bowl of 'Blue Dreams' right now, gonna watch this ol' flick, from 1936, again + giggle:
as i await The Sun to arise:
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I thought this was really good until it got all dramatic when she hit the coast. It was really nice and subtle until then, but at that point it became kinda forced. All the acting was fantastic though.
me too. digging the podcast they have going rn with christopher and bobby bachlavah doing commentary on the episodes.
The Sopranos is so good because of the insane character development and storylines...it NEVER gets old. Walter White and crew is barely re-watchable and The Wire is the only thing close, but it's overall kind of depressing and has barely any of the dark comedy aspects that Tony and co. constantly project.
It's the GOAT
It's the GOAT
Wire IMO is the best show of all time. I disagree - I became highly invested in every character but yea similar themes as the sopranos as in theres no good guys/bad guys. You simply root for everyone except maybe stringer bell. Highly re-watchable.
It's my #2...McNulty is an Irish sack of sh!t, but so am I
