That's a fairly dazzling internal disconnect you've got going there. So which is it, genius? I'm not emotional enough or I'm too emotional? I don't let my emotions run my thinking enough or I let them overwhelm my thinking?
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Obama’s documentary gets an Oscar nomination...
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I didn't realize that we lived in a command economy where a president could
make a doctor continue to accept certain medical plans and force those plans
to keep all the existent doctors as part of their network...
I'll remember this next time you're jerking yourself off about free market capitalism
I'll take "Things Retards Say" for $500, Alex
I thought 1917 was meh. The WW1 documentary was better. Gallipoli with Mel Gibson was better. Better storytelling anyway.
The Farewell was great
I want to have Awkwafina's baby
1917 lacked emotion...it was almost entirely a cinematographic play
If you like war movies, They Shall Not Grow Old is worth watching....
seeing it on a big screen is great, but it didn't really have a proper
theatrical release; it just pops up for a night or two here and there.
I want to have Awkwafina's baby
1917 lacked emotion...it was almost entirely a cinematographic play
If you like war movies, They Shall Not Grow Old is worth watching....
seeing it on a big screen is great, but it didn't really have a proper
theatrical release; it just pops up for a night or two here and there.
I just watched that last week. Liked it. It seemed like they had silent footage and dubbed in sound, or maybe there was originally sounds but stuff like BBC's The Great War (I swear I'd seen quite a bit of that footage in B&W elsewhere) it seems like mostly voice-overs and soundtrack vs audio and video from the same exact capture?
It's not that you are not emotional, it's that you are not aware of your emotions.
Compassion and empathy are emotions just like spitefulness and malice are emotions.
You choose to express the latter and mock those with the former.
Explaining this to an emotional retard is really hard.
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It's incredible that even when they are shafted by insurance companies and hospitals they still blame Obama for it.
It's like when people blame minimum wage raise for the loss of jobs.
oh, man...yeah, you need to know the backstory going in, IMO....
Peter Jackson's team took all this saved footage from the British WWI archive and
digitized, colorized, overdubbed it with recorded interviews from people (since passed)
who had fought in those theaters and then employed a bunch of lip readers to recreate
the audio and dialog in the silent video footage.
I did but I'm not going. For safety reasons his parents won't allow anyone in the p-p-p-ooooooool.