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Posts posted by lateshow
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20 hours ago, BHMCruiser said:
I thought the first two episodes were super boring but we will see....
Man, tough crowd. I'm enjoying it. I knew what it was going to be going in, so I didn't have overblown expectations.
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12 hours ago, shadow_operative2.0 said:
Did you watch the version with the three dudes discussing it? I watched the Von Erich one the other night, that shit was good.
I haven't yet. I'm gonna probably fire it up tonight.
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That's cool, but why was there a cut of Ben Kingsley from Season 6 in there?
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17 hours ago, Player said:
Probably a good call on Hesh since he was, ya know, Jewish.
Fun fact, the original choice to play Hesh was Jerry Stiller. But he was already booked to do something else.
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I'm in, but vehemently opposed to the casting of Paulie Walnuts. Is there a dearth of Italian actors that could've played him?
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2 hours ago, Js1 said:
Who green lighted this on the first day of the NCAA tournament?!
Someone who didn't figure too many comic book nerds would spend an entire day watching the tourney.
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4 hours ago, Bama Llama said:
Green Book
Rewatched this with my wife and daughter (two different people, Biff T), and thoroughly enjoyed it and sharing the experience with them. The growth of symbiosis between Doc and Lip, individuals with so little in common, was mighty fine. Attention to period detail was very well done. The comeuppance of the surly racist stage hand in Indiana was a very good scene. Feelgood film based on true events - we need some more of these.
I haven't seen it yet. But, I had no idea, until recently, that Lip is based on the guy that played Carmine Lupertazzi in the Sopranos.
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19 hours ago, atomheartbevo said:
Hence Hank and Peggy raising their kid.
I guess they could keep Bobby's voice actor, and we'd just have a 30-something Bobby who sounds like a chain-smoking 50 year-old lesbian (aka my aunt).
Are we cousins?
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15 minutes ago, blacklab said:
The Last Blockbuster is great, highly recommend
Agreed.
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1 hour ago, GringoSalado said:
Finally watched The Proposition, Aussie Western. Very old school movie, I liked it.
I guess this is a new release to Prime, not sure how it ended up on my list, but I tried to watch Love Witch, wtf. Did not get that one.
Also rewatched Coming to America, not sure if I ever really sat through the whole thing, and it was a lot better than I remembered.
Then I watched Life, Eddie Murphy & Martin Lawrence, which somehow I'd never heard of, and it wasn't bad but not that good.
Fuck you.
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On 3/16/2021 at 5:47 PM, Celery Man said:
it's like one of those history channel things - talking heads going over historical figures and events with cuts to reenactment. I'm not very far in but it seems decent for that kind of thing so far (although I think they may have oversold the "pirates liberated slaves and founded a democracy" thing in the opening spiel)
I'm enjoying it.
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Greg Giraldo. Followed by Jeff Ross, the late Patrice O'Neal, and of course Norm.
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11 hours ago, 4th_and_18 said:
Thoughts on I care a lot? Conversation around the house was “Is Grayson supposed to be trump?” The Russian guy = GOP or Russians? Or did we have too much to drink tonight?
It sucked.
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Duck Defender Dodges Disaster
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2 hours ago, Longboard Horn said:
Which one was your wife?
All of the above. It was quite a time.
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15 hours ago, bolverk said:
The new miniseries Behind Her Eyes gets a glowing, spoiler-free review. Apparently, it has a "big reveal" near the end that the critic compares to Sixth Sense, Se7en, Crying Game, and The Usual Suspects in its impact.
Think I'll give it shot tonight.
Watched it with my wife. Pretty good.
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On 2/26/2021 at 10:20 AM, Noah Fence said:
Anyone else watching Tell Me Your Secrets?
My wife.
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11 hours ago, CooterBrown said:
Her sex tape is pretty legit.Link?
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44 minutes ago, Player said:
In the same boat here, Vic.
I watched it during its original run on HBO, but have never done a re-watch on any episodes until I started up again last week. I don't know if its because my memory has grown fuzzy on a lot of the show's subtle details, or if I've just become jaded over the subpar offerings during the pandemic, but damn this show is fucking amazing.
It's just that good.
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I had no idea this was still airing.
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28 minutes ago, BonzoMontreaux said:
Put me in the camp of WTF for 'I Care A Lot'. As others stated, it was a decent ride until the lake scene. You've spent the entire movie portraying this woman and her girlfriend as ruthless people praying on elderly people. Now, you want the audience to sympathize\empathize with the same women after they escaped what they truly deserved? Nope.
Was I the only one who had to IMDB Alicia Witt? I was like, the voice is quite familiar but I can't quite place that face....
They went from scam artists to stealth ninjas taking out the Russian Mob. Totally absurd.
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3 hours ago, Speedtrucker said:
Watched I Care a Lot...
Holy crap that was terrible. Told my wife I’ve never rooted for the Russian Mafia before and also been so poorly disappointed in their ability to kill someone.
Basically up to the lake seen it was tolerable but after that even my wife was saying this cunt better die.
Girlboss!!! Meets a shitty version of layer cakeAll this. Ridiculous movie.
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16 hours ago, DDD Dad said:
She was also excellent in Southland. Very underrated series overall.Agreed.
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On 2/13/2021 at 6:19 PM, PRONG HORN said:
So they're going to go with the "more attractive black guy with a lesser attractive white woman" formula. That's nice.
Of course they are.
The Sopranos
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Tony hated that AJ wasn't just like him, but at the same time did not want his son anywhere near the business. Carmela babied him and he turned out soft. Tony, as a father, really wasn't around much and didn't have a huge hand in raising him. That causes a lot of his internal conflicts.