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Yeah well it's also over three hours long. Who TF has time for that? Patrick I guess cause he's unemployedLawrence of Arabia is
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Yeah well it's also over three hours long. Who TF has time for that? Patrick I guess cause he's unemployedLawrence of Arabia is
I still haven’t been able to watch Oppenheimer just because it’s so long. Weird how Mr science Pat hasn’t made one mention of watching it since he’s all about science since he writes awful books set in space. I guess he can’t watch it due to it not having lightsabers or men wearing capes.Yeah well it's also over three hours long. Who TF has time for that? Patrick I guess cause he's unemployed
Good catch. I think he did mention having seen Barbie, though.I still haven’t been able to watch Oppenheimer just because it’s so long. Weird how Mr science Pat hasn’t made one mention of watching it since he’s all about science since he writes awful books set in space. I guess he can’t watch it due to it not having lightsabers or men wearing capes.
Same I really loved it even though it came out when I was far too young to relate to it.I love it. Says a lot about getting older and the pains of facing your own mediocrity. It's also very funny.
One of Jack's best performances, and definitely his least "Jack" performance.The ending of About Schmidt always gets me.
Plus you get to see Kathy Bates' tits. I want to rub one out just thinking about themOne of Jack's best performances, and definitely his least "Jack" performance.
They are awful. I think she had to get one lopped off not long after due to cancerPlus you get to see Kathy Bates' tits. I want to rub one out just thinking about them
It's kinda hard to explain. It's a masterfully done simple movie, if that makes any sense. A lot of cleverness and depth without pretention, while maintaining a lot of warmth. Well-rounded in a very unique and charming way.I never saw it but I remember at the time when it came out everyone was all up in arms about it. What's so good about it?
Yeah I thought it was odd he wouldn’t be praising it / going on a long Wikipedia rant on it but piggy was silent. He can’t watch RDJ unless he’s iron man. He’s that much of a faggot man child.Good catch. I think he did mention having seen Barbie, though.
I watched the Dustin Hoffman movie “Straight Time” from 1978 recently and it features a young Kathy Bates which was funny since it seems like she was always old since she didn’t become a thing until Misery.They are awful. I think she had to get one lopped off not long after due to cancer
I still haven’t been able to watch Oppenheimer just because it’s so long. Weird how Mr science Pat hasn’t made one mention of watching it since he’s all about science since he writes awful books set in space. I guess he can’t watch it due to it not having lightsabers or men wearing capes.
I agree, some of his facial expressions in there are laugh at loud funny. Always surprised to learn somebody hasn’t seen it.One of Jack's best performances, and definitely his least "Jack" performance.
I think she was mostly one of those always working and highly respected theatre actors until Misery. She was fucking brilliant in that movie though.I watched the Dustin Hoffman movie “Straight Time” from 1978 recently and it features a young Kathy Bates which was funny since it seems like she was always old since she didn’t become a thing until Misery.
It's got great rewatchability imo. Like Boogie Nights, Goodfellas, BTTF etcIt's kinda hard to explain. It's a masterfully done simple movie, if that makes any sense. A lot of cleverness and depth without pretention, while maintaining a lot of warmth. Well-rounded in a very unique and charming way.
Oh yeah, she was working but that was her big breakthrough, I think she did a lot of tv too but like an episode here and there - not a reoccurring role. It was just to see her in something before that when she was younger. She plays the girlfriend of Gary Busey in the movie which is even funnier.I think she was mostly one of those always working and highly respected theatre actors until Misery. She was fucking brilliant in that movie though.
This. Think of how hard it would be to make a movie about a SoCal intellectual type who is autistically into wine and have it not devolve into cringe "foody" faggotry, but rather give off an aura of authentic appreciation for the product and those involved in its' mastery? They achieved that in Sideways, among other things.It's kinda hard to explain. It's a masterfully done simple movie, if that makes any sense. A lot of cleverness and depth without pretention, while maintaining a lot of warmth. Well-rounded in a very unique and charming way.
That and it didn't judge either of its main characters.This. Think of how hard it would be to make a movie about a SoCal intellectual type who is autistically into wine and have it not devolve into cringe "foody" faggotry, but rather give off an aura of authentic appreciation for the product and those involved in its' mastery? They achieved that in Sideways, among other things.
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