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The Driller Killer (1979)

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Hobson's Choice

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^^One of my faves.

Yeah, I'm really looking forward to it.

House Of 1000 Corpses - Rob Zombie (2003) *rewatch

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Leaving Las Vegas

Been meaning to view this one for an extremely long time. Looks dope.

Big Hero 6 (2014)

Big Hero Six is awesome.

A Pigeon Sat on a Branch Reflecting on Existence (2014) by Roy Andersson

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Mindhunters (2004) - Renny Harlin *rewatch


- One of my favorite popcorn action flick!

El Dorado (1966) - Howard Hawks

This is Spinal Tap

I was thinking about "Do The Right Thing" but I saw a preview of it on a documentary on film, and it looked like I wouldn't like it.

But if a few recommend this, I might check it out -- I have films I haven't seen that I have, but nothing I'm excited to see.

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Do The Right Thing. Get it seen.

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I'm a tad disappointed in some MoFos for not finishing movies they barely start or letting some small moment they see somewhere dissuade them from seeing a certain significant movie. Do the Right Thing is messy and opens up cans of racist worms, but it's well-worth seeing and discussing. It's more alive and real in its hyper fantasyland than most movies. MoFos should embrace the film even if it's out of their comfort zone or they hate Spike Lee's guts. Hell, you can hate the film too, but that should come after you watch it. Fight the Power!

It was this part of describing different ethnic groups..

Jello-eating, donut sucking, money grubbing, _________, _______, etc etc... - I still have it, but the only Spike Lee I liked was Malcolm X, but not a film I'd see again.

The films on race I like are the ones that are more than gimmicks and things that tickle an audience... "Home of the Brave" is a great picture about the problems of a black man in the modern day.. That was 1954, haven't seen anything really close.

But, I will watch the film.. Maybe even tonight if the MSU game isn't on too long.