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Mondo Bungle 08-14-2017 06:44 PM

If he likes it then it's gay

Mondo Bungle 08-14-2017 08:59 PM

Decently ungay

https://resizing.flixster.com/yk6kJz...A7MTQ3NjsxOTY4

debaserr 08-14-2017 09:01 PM

Using gay as an insult in 2017...

Do you not realize all the depressed kids out there that are struggling to come to terms with themselves (and how they are subsequently treated / portrayed)?

Mondo Bungle 08-14-2017 09:50 PM

chances are they're cooler than me

Justthefacts 08-14-2017 10:33 PM

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Originally Posted by eric generic (Post 1864653)
Using gay as an insult in 2017...

Do you not realize all the depressed kids out there that are struggling to come to terms with themselves (and how they are subsequently treated / portrayed)?

Seems to me you're pretty fucking gay.

Trollheart 08-15-2017 02:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Frownland (Post 1864390)
Great film that does so much with so little. I am a bit worried that it will age poorly on a further viewings though.

I'd agree with this. Because there is basically nothing else to concentrate on - literally: no change of scene, no other characters who are not voices or, in one case, a brief face on a tiny phone screen on a video - there's nothing I think to reward subsequent viewings. Still, for what it was, I thought it was pretty great. But yeah, definitely not something you would watch twice.
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Originally Posted by The Batlord (Post 1864391)
So if I wanted to look up war movies with that 1700s, march in formation and unload with mass musket volleys kind of battles from the Revolutionary War and Napoleon and ****, what the hell do I even look up?

You could try docus and dramas on Napoleon. I watched a few: think one is called Napoleon and Josephine. There's also The Charge of the Light Brigade, and surely other, older type movies.
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Originally Posted by Chula Vista (Post 1864412)
Ya, that movie was so much better than I'd imagined. Reynolds developed into a really good actor during his career.

Spoiler for Spoiler:
Heartbreaking ending though. Gut wrenching.

Absolutely. Two great twists near the end. Heart rending, and yet, in its way, totally satisfying. Glad the writer/director didn't cop out at the end.

Chula Vista 08-15-2017 03:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Trollheart (Post 1864808)

Absolutely. Two great twists near the end. Heart rending, and yet, in its way, totally satisfying. Glad the writer/director didn't cop out at the end.

Ever seen the original Dutch film "The Vanishing"? That also didn't cop out like the American remake did.

Frownland 08-15-2017 03:08 PM

I felt like whether he (this is your chance to stop reading because I'm not feeling like spoiler tags) lived or died would have felt like a cop out either way. The combination/fakeout approach subverted that.

Chula Vista 08-15-2017 03:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Frownland (Post 1864820)
I felt like whether he (this is your chance to stop reading because I'm not feeling like spoiler tags) lived or died would have felt like a cop out either way. The combination/fakeout approach subverted that.

????? Splain Lucy.

Frownland 08-15-2017 03:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Chula Vista (Post 1864821)
????? Splain Lucy.

Dark and depressing endings are a cliche of their own these days. I'm guessing you know that happy endings that tie things together are cliche too. The ending teases the latter and follows through with the former, and in doing so manages to not be a cliche.


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