GrundleStiltzkin
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Wag the Dog and Primary Colors are not easy to find. You'd think that one of the services would have had both streaming last fall for sure.
HCH Academy Awarads - Best Picture of 1997?
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Wag the Dog and Primary Colors are not easy to find. You'd think that one of the services would have had both streaming last fall for sure.
BennyBeaver
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GrundleStiltzkin
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Yeah, but still.
Good lookin out. When I'd checked in the fall, there was like one expensive option for Wag.
ATBS, chinclude that shit in my subscriptions.
BennyBeaver
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Yeah, but still.
Good lookin out. When I'd checked in the fall, there was like one expensive option for Wag.
ATBS, chinclude that shit in my subscriptions.
No shit. I act like I've been mugged if I have to pay per view on Prime or Netflix or xfinity.
Doog_de_Jour
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Yeah, but still.
Good lookin out. When I'd checked in the fall, there was like one expensive option for Wag.
ATBS, chinclude that shit in my subscriptions.
Wag the Dog is on Hoopla (King County Library) for streaming @GrundleStiltzkin.
1to392831weretaken
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Would you like to watch it in 1080? 720? With Dutch subtitles?
Pay $40 per year for a VPN, turn it on, and watch whatever the hell you want.
Pay $40 per year for a VPN, turn it on, and watch whatever the hell you want.
1to392831weretaken
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Oh, and totally another strong year. The problem I have with contests like this is that there are the movies I "enjoy" most, then there are the movies that are the "best." I could watch The Fifth Element three times per year and it wouldn't get old. But is it the best on the list? For this kind of award, I usually err toward the movie that is the most powerful and provokes the strongest reaction/thought/etc. or is the deepest or most original.
I really liked Wag the Dog a lot. Donnie Brasco is one of two mob/gangster movies I can think of off the top of my head that I actually like. I think three of my favorite movies from this year didn't even make the pole, and those are Contact (book was even better), Grosse Pointe Blank, and Devil's Advocate.
I really liked Wag the Dog a lot. Donnie Brasco is one of two mob/gangster movies I can think of off the top of my head that I actually like. I think three of my favorite movies from this year didn't even make the pole, and those are Contact (book was even better), Grosse Pointe Blank, and Devil's Advocate.
GrundleStiltzkin
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Cosigned on those two. Both kinda underrated.
BennyBeaver
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Co-cosigned. Contact: MM and JF...swoooooooon
Devil's Advocate
I read the book dad, we lose
I read the book dad, we lose
Tequilla
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Good Will Hunting is one of my favorite movies ... it’s spectacular in so many ways
Titanic is an epic ... and Kate’s bosom
But we’re in Yellow Piss’s Record Shop and you’ll be hard pressed to find a better soundtrack than Boogie Nights ... and no other movie has a sassy Nina Hartley cuckolding Little Bill
Titanic is an epic ... and Kate’s bosom
But we’re in Yellow Piss’s Record Shop and you’ll be hard pressed to find a better soundtrack than Boogie Nights ... and no other movie has a sassy Nina Hartley cuckolding Little Bill
I fucking love Burt Reynolds in Boogie Nights. Killer sound track.
The Throbber had a newborn in 1997.
Are any of these movies good?
Gladstone
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This one was hard. I love Fifth Element and have seen it a hundred times. In fact when they premiered the twentieth anniversary showing at the SF Metreon IMAX I was first in line. And if I’m in a noir mood, LA Confidential is hard to top. I love the character of Bud. As a kid he made me want to be a cop. Jackie Brown is the most underrated Tarantino movie.