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[PA Cowboy Fan]

Well that game is being played in D.C. lol Texas will probably have a good team this year. It's been awhile.

And it looks like now we don't have a coach. Reminds me of the Len Bias years.

 

[Trouty]

Some of us aren't in Texas. lol

Hey, does watching a Japanese, subtitled Netflix drama series about a girl who had her body switched with someone else count as "culture"?

Do yourself a favor and watch The Wailing. Thank me later.

@Corso, have a wonderful evening with the Mrs

 

[Runwildboys]

Do yourself a favor and watch The Wailing. Thank me later.

@Corso, have a wonderful evening with the Mrs

Just got done watching Extinction. Wasn't bad at all.

 

[Trouty]

Just got done watching Extinction. Wasn't bad at all.

If you’re on a foreign (Asian) film kick, The Wailing will leave you speechless. It’s Ringu-good. Probably better.

Haven’t heard of Extinction. Genre?

 

[Runwildboys]

If you’re on a foreign (Asian) film kick, The Wailing will leave you speechless. It’s Ringu-good. Probably better.

Haven’t heard of Extinction. Genre?

Sci fi on Netflix. Slammed Zero mentioned it in the Netflix/Amazon thread.

 

[Trouty]

Sci fi on Netflix. Slammed Zero mentioned it in the Netflix/Amazon thread.

I’ll check it out.

Also, Blue is the Warmest Color is a top 5 all-time film for me, it’s French. The only film ever to win Palm d’Or for two lead actors. It used to be on Netflix, might still be. It’s devastating. I don’t know how much of a film buff you are Runny, but also Oslo, August 31st, The Hunt, Ida, and Two Days, One Night are a few amazing foreign films to check out.

There’s a whole bunch more, this is only the tip of the iceberg.

(Edit — called Ida “The Nun” — if you watch it, you’ll understand my error lol)

 

[Trouty]

The Wailing is the perfect thriller

 

[Trouty]

I can’t go in those movie threads.

The Act of Killing and The Look of Silence are grotesque, bizarre, psychedelic, sensational films. Oppenheimer is a genius. They used to be on Netflix, too. If you guys have a chance to catch either of these two (preferably both), jump on it.

All of the aforementioned films in my previous posts are 9/10-10/10

 

[Trouty]

Abdellatif Kechiche is a genius. He also worked his cast to death filming his masterpiece (Blue is the Warmest Color).

A Seperation and The Past are incredible Iranian films from Asghar Farhadi.

Under the Shadow (Iranian) is amazing, with allegories that hit home. A foreign The Babadook, if you will, just exploring different social themes. Both Horror/Suspense. The Babadook is English, tho.

All of these films are incredible, if any of you like foreign films (I can’t get enough when I’m on that kick)

Jiro Dreams of Sushi is brilliant, too.

 

[Runwildboys]

I’ll check it out.

Also, Blue is the Warmest Color is a top 5 all-time film for me, it’s French. The only film ever to win Palm d’Or for two lead actors. It used to be on Netflix, might still be. It’s devastating. I don’t know how much of a film buff you are Runny, but also Oslo, August 31st, The Hunt, Ida, and Two Days, One Night are a few amazing foreign films to check out.

There’s a whole bunch more, this is only the tip of the iceberg.

(Edit — called Ida “The Nun” — if you watch it, you’ll understand my error lol)

I'm actually not a huge foreign film buff. I watched Switched not realizing it was subtitled at first. lol

 

[Trouty]

I'm actually not a huge foreign film buff. I watched Switched not realizing it was subtitled at first. lol

Some of my favorite films are foreign. I’ll see myself out.

 

[Runwildboys]

Some of my favorite films are foreign. I’ll see myself out.

Hahaha! Don't go, just don't expect me to be cultured....I thought I made that abundantly clear to Corso.

 

[Trouty]

Hahaha! Don't go, just don't expect me to be cultured....I thought I made that abundantly clear to Corso.

I’m just being a jerk. I actually just started The Wailing, it’s been a year or more since I’ve seen it and just bringing it back up and seeing it still on Netflix has me amped.

I’m not cultured, either. Just relentless when I get into phases.

Y Tu Mama Tambien, Amores Perros, and Motorcycle Diaries are incredible, as well. Apocalypto is really fun, but less narration/dialogue/writing and more cinematography/editing/directing. Story is a bit weak, but a fun film, nonetheless.

I promise you, Runny, as averse as you may be to foreign film (subtitles), any of the films I’ve mentioned will be outliers for you... or you’re a lost cause

 

[Trouty]

My last post tonight on the subject of foreign films. The Dardenne brothers are savants. Two Days, One Night is cut-through-your-heart sorrow. It’s perfection. Marion Cotillard is a freak of an actress. I listed her in that “best” actor thread. A few actors in these films I listed I posted in that actor thread. The Kid with a Bike is also heartbreaking, simple, direct, immaculate film making. Another Dardenne Bros. masterpiece.

Two Days, One Night is what Woody Allen wishes he could be, it’s what he’s always strived for and has never achieved (and I adore Woody Allen films, mostly).

 

[Runwildboys]

I’m just being a jerk. I actually just started The Wailing, it’s been a year or more since I’ve seen it and just bringing it back up and seeing it still on Netflix has me amped.

I’m not cultured, either. Just relentless when I get into phases.

Y Tu Mama Tambien, Amores Perros, and Motorcylce Diaries are incredible, as well.

I promise you, Runny, as averse as you may be to foreign film (subtitles), any of the films I’ve mentioned will be outliers for you... or you’re a lost cause

Thing is, usually when I watch movies or TV, I do it in an attempt to shut my brain off for a while. One of the side effects of driving alone all day is having too much time to think, so if I can just let my entertainment entertain me, it's more relaxing. As much as I liked Switched, I was tempted to turn it off, just because it was so much work to read it and watch it.....I even had to stop posting here, just so I didn't miss anything!

 

[Trouty]

Thing is, usually when I watch movies or TV, I do it in an attempt to shut my brain off for a while. One of the side effects of driving alone all day is having too much time to think, so if I can just let my entertainment entertain me, it's more relaxing. As much as I liked Switched, I was tempted to turn it off, just because it was so much work to read it and watch it.....I even had to stop posting here, just so I didn't miss anything!

I gotta check out this Switched and Extinction.

I hear you, brother. Foreign film isn’t for everyone. But if you do want to venture out — say you take a couple weeks off and get bored — my suggestions won’t disappoint. With that said, I totally get it, Runny, my brudda

 

[Runwildboys]

I gotta check out this Switched and Extinction.

I hear you, brother. Foreign film isn’t for everyone. But if you do want to venture out — say you take a couple weeks off and get bored — my suggestions won’t disappoint. With that said, I totally get it, Runny, my brudda

Time for bed. Have a great night, Brother!

 

[Trouty]

Time for bed. Have a great night, Brother!

You, too, mang

 

[Tabascocat]

@Trouty

You know anything about rearranging coaxial cables inside walls?

This place isn’t wired correctly

 

[FineFan]