The Shoutbox
Originally Posted by Wyldesyde19
Originally Posted by Iroquois
I count 894 films watched, 249 of which were re-watches.
Overachiever!
No, but seriously, which movies were your favorite first time viewings?
Will have to wait until 2022 to be sure - never know if I could see something really good in the next few days.
I count 894 films watched, 249 of which were re-watches.
Originally Posted by AgrippinaX
Originally Posted by Torgo
That's it. I'm signing up for MUBI...
...for their great selection! Honest.
Right. Im keeping the subscription for sure. I mean, MUBI puts a dent into most of the rationale offered in the thread - the below is described in Wikipedia as “an American pornographic film”, so all is not lost with streaming! I am so thrilled 😀
Helps that it's done by a true Auteur like Abel Ferrara. Lends it some legitimacy that way. At least, as much legitimacy as a guy who talks like this can lend it:

I'm back.
Originally Posted by John McClane
Johansson be wildin out again
Eh, can't be mad about less money going to Disney.
Originally Posted by Powdered Water
Originally Posted by Iroquois
Originally Posted by matt72582
Originally Posted by Powdered Water
I wish John Lennon was still alive
Him and handfuls of more people who could help out society. We don't have much now unfortunately.
Yeah, he would've been a great inclusion in that Gal Gadot video last year.
As cringey as that was it was still a better effort than WW 1984. Bet it's got more views than the flick too
In fairness, it is easier to finish watching a three-minute video than a 2-hour film, but then again I only watched the latter so who knows.
Originally Posted by matt72582
Originally Posted by Powdered Water
I wish John Lennon was still alive
Him and handfuls of more people who could help out society. We don't have much now unfortunately.
Yeah, he would've been a great inclusion in that Gal Gadot video last year.
Originally Posted by doubledenim
Possible categories…

- Longest time between showers
- Most money spent on Door Dash
- Bread making
I meant for movies, but sure. Why not.
Probably a silly question to ask when it's almost August, but I take it we're not doing the "best of year" awards thing for 2020 then?
Originally Posted by Yoda
That's definitely odd.

As long as this forum has existed we've occasionally attracted people who don't really "get" how forums work, and I actually think that's become more common, now that forums are not the dominant medium of communication any more.
That might have something to do with it. Maybe there's also the matter of how a PM is guaranteed to get someone's attention more so than bumping a thread (and a new user would not necessarily know that you can do that by quoting/mentioning a user in a post, which I'm not sure that any other forums do).
Originally Posted by ynwtf
That's pretty neat, in a way. I always feel weird and borderline creeper if I PM users I haven't had much conversation with first.

Could he/she be shy? That you (and only you) responded, might suggest you're the only one interested. In a weird way, why NOT take it to PM for more direct conversation on the topic? I'm kidding, mostly, but I can see that thought playing out.

Oh. It's not me, btw. I do weird things from time to time, but that's not as obvious a tactic I think I would take. Hm. Unless this Shout escalation is tier II of my devious plot...

Yeah, no. Not me. For real.
Maybe that's the logic, but then why the gaps between messages? The first one was just a straight-up statement so I disregarded it but then the second message came four months later and had a question in it so this hardly strikes me as the most direct way of handling a conversation, especially when another question comes along in another four months.

Ah, I might as well answer but it's just not an interesting topic. The question's like "how would you change Iron Man 3?". Short answer: I wouldn't. Long answer: No, I would not change Iron Man 3.