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Brian wrote: Fri Nov 15, 2024 3:24 pm The whole French Mistake sequence in Blazing Saddles is a bit cringey today but in 1974 was definitely more "acceptable" then.
Dom DeLuise yelling “Wash this, f#$&@t” in History of the World is another example I remember. Back then, it was pretty standard to laugh at the stereotype portrayals of gay men and (less frequently) women. Mel was damning racism and anti semitism with one hand while dehumanizing homosexuals with the other. I admit to being conflicted about pointing it out since I love his earlier movies. But I feel like it’s necessary to recognize such things and at least say “that’s not how things are”. Also, I can’t very well virtue signal without doing so, can I!?
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In light of tonight's "Beaver Moon" we watched Hundreds of Beavers. Delightfully creative with many LOL moments, but it felt like they stretched the midgame to make it a feature film. I'm going to ding it for being overlong and award 7/8 tentacles.
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Yeah, it’s incredibly imaginative. I put my take on it in the tv version of this topic by accident. Now I need to watch The Lake Michigan Monster from the same group.

That last 30 minutes is comedy gold.
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I just watched Infinite with Mark Walberg. It was entertaining but this is the first one I've thought maybe be is getting to old for action movies. That's weird. Need to go look up his age.
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I don’t know how old he is, but I know every time I watch one of his movies it feels like hundreds of years have passed.
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Kraken wrote: Fri Nov 15, 2024 10:34 pm In light of tonight's "Beaver Moon" we watched Hundreds of Beavers. Delightfully creative with many LOL moments, but it felt like they stretched the midgame to make it a feature film. I'm going to ding it for being overlong and award 7/8 tentacles.
Okay, one last thing...

BEAVER FIGHT!



Oh, and here’s a great interview with one of the creators.

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hepcat wrote: Sat Nov 16, 2024 12:48 am I don’t know how old he is, but I know every time I watch one of his movies it feels like hundreds of years have passed.
I think he is 53.
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If anyone needs an uplifting movie, I heartily recommend a Street Cat Named Bob. A struggling musician and recovering drug addict befriends a ginger cat and the two form a lifelong friendship. He finds he makes more money with the cat on his shoulder while busking.
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Just watched Hot Tub Time Machine for the first time. Pretty good movie.
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Office Games. Was OK. I liked it but the mail character kept pissing me off with how wuss he was.
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I wanted HIM to save the girl in the end but he kinda flubbed it and she saved herself.
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Dude, spoilers!
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Isgrimnur wrote: Sat Nov 23, 2024 11:52 am Dude, spoilers!
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Daehawk wrote: Sat Nov 23, 2024 4:04 am Office Games. Was OK. I liked it but the mail character kept pissing me off with how wuss he was.
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I wanted HIM to save the girl in the end but he kinda flubbed it and she saved herself.
Was he dressed in chain mail, or did he just deliver the mail?
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The latest Alien movie, Romulus, made it to Hulu so I gave it a shot. It's...adequate. Just a straight-up action monster movie with omnipresent flashing colored lights and darkness, ample smoke and fog, water everywhere, and a swooping shaky camera. I was moderately entertained but don't think it added much to the franchise apart from
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the xenomorph/human hybrid at the end
, which got an eye roll from me. Just 4 tentacles, sorry. I might be persuaded to go to 5 since I didn't pay to see it. :)
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My wife made me watch the Netflix Hallmark Christmas movie Hot Frosty. A snow sculpture of a hot young guy comes to life with a magic scarf and starts a relationship with a struggling widower in a small town. I'm not worried about spoilers; every one of you already knows exactly how this movie goes. :lol:

It was harmless cuteness. Even though I wanted to hate watch it, Craig Robinson and Joe Lo Truglio as the bumbling cops made it impossible to truly dislike.
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I would watch a tv test pattern for 8 hours if someone told me Craig Robinson made an appearance at some point. But I gotta tell ya, I don’t think I can watch a movie called Hot Frosty. :D
Daehawk wrote: Fri Nov 22, 2024 12:31 am Just watched Hot Tub Time Machine for the first time. Pretty good movie.
Hot Tub Time Machine 2 is even better. It’s basically just 4 real life friends making a movie for fun. And yes, Craig Robinson is in it.
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Last night TCM had a fun Bogie double feature

The Maltese Falcon

The Big Sleep

So it was a Film Noir Private Eye night!
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Pyperkub wrote: Mon Nov 25, 2024 1:54 pm Last night TCM had a fun Bogie double feature

The Maltese Falcon

The Big Sleep

So it was a Film Noir Private Eye night!
Oooooo... nice! I've watched The Big Sleep a couple (few?) times. It is excellent. I'm not sure if I have actually seen The Maltese Falcon, but I've always wanted to. Especially being a fan of The Friends of Mr. Cairo.

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I've read both books, but haven't seen either film.
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