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- BW23
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I had to go back and look at who was at the concert. It was headlined by LL, with NWA, De La Soul, EPMD and somone else (maybe Slick Rick).
PE and JJ/FP were with Run DMC in 88 or so.
Okay, nostalgia is over for the day.
PE and JJ/FP were with Run DMC in 88 or so.
Okay, nostalgia is over for the day.
- Maclowery
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Holy crap, I wish I'd been at that show. Awesome.
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I hated Trent Reznor's music for Gone Girl a lot.
The movie itself was so-so. very odd to me tonally. I don't know how to demonstrate or articulate it or anything, but it almost felt like Fincher disliked his source material.
The movie itself was so-so. very odd to me tonally. I don't know how to demonstrate or articulate it or anything, but it almost felt like Fincher disliked his source material.
- cardinalkarp
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Just watched Kill The Messenger w/ Jeremy Renner. I hadn't heard much about this movie but it was excellent.
- lukethedrifter
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Daughter and I went to see the Hitchcock movie. Pleasant enough. Also playing that Buckley Vidal doc. Looks interesting from a zeitgeist sort of view.
- CardsofSTL
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I went and saw Man from U.N.C.L.E. I enjoyed it...but spy stuff usually catches my fancy. This movie seemed like a bit of a throwback...which of course I like.
- Tim
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I've never heard of any of these movies.Vidor wrote:If you have children, you should go see "Shaun the Sheep". If you don't have children, you should still see "Shaun the Sheep". And you'd better see it soon, as it isn't doing well. It's by Aardman, the same folks who made "Chicken Run", "Flushed Away", and "The Pirates! Band of Misfits". It's great.
Of course I don't have kids either
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wes craven is dead
- lukethedrifter
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lukethedrifter wrote:Daughter and I went to see the Hitchcock movie. Pleasant enough. Also playing that Buckley Vidal doc. Looks interesting from a zeitgeist sort of view.
I'm really going to have a hard time when I start getting senile. Not Hitchcock. Sherlock Holmes. As an old man.
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Saw that on Saturday. Fun spy stuff, not too serious a la Bourne or new Bond. Just lots of early seventies glamour. Guy Ritchie no longer makes very interesting movies, but they're always competent and fun.CardsofSTL wrote:I went and saw Man from U.N.C.L.E. I enjoyed it...but spy stuff usually catches my fancy. This movie seemed like a bit of a throwback...which of course I like.




