Coming from someone who grew up at the best time to be a movie fan, the first movie I remember seeing in the theater was Jaws, the second was Episode IV, when it was just called Star Wars.

I used to think there was fleshed out detailed ideas on the story points of the movies. It has since been made clear that they were all winging it the whole time.

So what doest bring balance to the force mean? Nothing … Nothing more than some cool shit for a character to say.

OT networks are utter shit and everyone has known that for at least a decade.

This may not be what you are looking for, there was a guy who took half of his family scuba diving the day of the Indian Ocean tsunami in 2004.

He said the day before scuba diving was easy. The day of the Tsunami he described scuba diving as trying to swim inside of a washing machine. He knew something was really wrong long before the boat he was on got back to shore.

It will be just like every other superhero…

Have I shot a wad and not orgasm? Sure it happens, back off, jack off and try again…

No that is not normal at all.

The reverse card reverse the direction play and therefore does whatever you just did to me and sends it back to you.

It achieves both results.

I am a bit lost here.

I just watched A Quiet Place on Amazon and it had subtitles…

Terry Gilliam has said it is a remake so I will go with that.

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No chefs are wealthy.

Stay focused on the work, don’t deal with the immature ones unless you have too. One year will go by very fast.

I assume one become a chef because they have a love for food and cooking and the artistry involved.

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Deep breath… no seriously

Hahahahahahahahah

One becomes a chef because you need a pay check. All that shit about the artistry of cooking is marketing bullshit.

70??

Those are rookie numbers.

I am with you man!

The Departed is a remake of a Chinese (Hong Kong) film called Infernal Affairs.

12 Monkeys is a remake of a French movie called La Jetée.

I agree with you that it is just so stupid.

How people deal with death is wild to me. When I was still in college the brother of an old high school friend died so I received an invite to the funeral.

Keep in mind this was 30+ years ago. My old buddy, who was working a retail job went 25,000 USD in debt to fund the funeral. It was absurd how much he borrowed. By comparison two years later when I graduated college I was 23,000 in debt.

I also agree with you, when I die, take as many organs as you can, use the left overs for medical students and after throw the rest in trash, use it to feed the fish, whatever…

You sure about that?

• The Departed
• The Birdcage
• 12 Monkeys
• A Fist Full of Dollars
• Insomnia
• The Parent Trap
• CODA
• The Magnificent Seven

Even though it is an HBO show that is being written and directed by the same guy who made the movie?

Boon Joon Ho has been very clear about the Parasite TV show not being a remake. He says it is a story that takes place in the same universe.

First and foremost, the only measure of success in US entertainment is eyes on screen. How much money it makes at the Box Office or number of watches. Nothing else matters.

Now with that said, there is a long history of Horror movies making sharp social commentary in the US, actually when I think about it, the best social commentary in movies is in horror movies.

• The primary subtext of Dawn of the Living Dead is the absurdity of consumerism in the US.
• Invasion of the Body Snatchers is an allegory of the Red Scare, that took place in the 50s.
• The Long Walk just did illustrated the shittiness of the draft and the stupidity of war.
• They Live is a critique of how the Elite are controlling society.
• Rosemary’s Baby is all about a women’s right to choose.
• And many more.

Would there have to be adjustments to suite American Culture?

Yes of course.