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Sif · Sep 22, 2024

The Duelists (1977). Ridley Scott's first feature film. It stars Harvey Keitel and Keith Carradine as two cavalry officers in Napoleon's Grande Armee. Keitel plays a bully who constantly challenges Carradine's character to duels. The movie shows excellent sword techniques and is a rare movie set in Napoleonic Europe that doesn't feature Napoleon.
The movie is based on a story by Joseph Conrad called "The Duel" or "A Point of Honor". The story is an excellent read if you can't see the film.

MehGuy · Oct 14, 2024

Just started watching Star Trek The Next Generation. Never seen Star Trek before. Starting on season 3 because I heard that is when the show starts getting really good. Also the series seems more episodic, so starting later in the series isn't a big deal.

Really enjoying it so far. I like how the tone of the characters is pretty over all rational and calm. Feels like you're dealing with intelligent adults discussing things in a quiet manner. I will say Data's voice and mannerisms really remind me of Niles Crane from Fraiser. Really curious if his performance on the show was heavily inspired by the Data character. I do know Brent Spiner himself made a guest appearance on Fraiser once. I also like that late 80s early 90s TV vibe. Kind of corny at times, but it's refreshing.

MehGuy · Oct 17, 2024

Almost done with season 3 of The Next Generation. Kind of surprised how racist the Klingons appear to be. I guess even a liberal minded show in the past has outdated thinking.

MehGuy · Oct 25, 2024

Joe Rogan. Donald Trump interview.

Donald's voice sounds really old man here.

Chesterton · Oct 27, 2024

I'm watching The Flying Nun. The TV show which begs the question "Why?" Just why.

jayem · Oct 28, 2024

I like documentaries. I just finished "The Pacific" on DVD. It was an HBO miniseries, released in 2010, which follows the 1st Marine Division's WWII combat with Japanese soldiers entrenched on various south Pacific islands, i.e., Guadalcanal, Peleliu, Iwo Jima, and Okinawa. Each of the actors portrayed real Marines who fought in those battles. It's a 6 disc series, which I bought for $3 at an estate sale. It's definitely worth watching

MehGuy · Oct 29, 2024

Have a sudden thirst for documentaries about the medieval ages.

A time period previously I cared very little for.

MehGuy · Oct 29, 2024

RIP Teri Garr.

Michie · Oct 29, 2024

Teri Garr passed away?!

MehGuy · Oct 29, 2024

Michie said:
Teri Garr passed away?!

Yeah. Is it not being reported much?

Michie · Oct 29, 2024

Aww! I loved her in Young Frankenstein and other works.

https://apnews.com/article/teri-garr-dies-be39482a60724c5bb81bbd8f34dfaf2d

Sif · Oct 29, 2024

jayem · Oct 29, 2024

MehGuy said:
Have a sudden thirst for documentaries about the medieval ages.

A time period previously I cared very little for.

Have you ever read Gargantua and Pantagruel? Francois Rabelais lived from the late 14th to early 15th centuries. Aside from being an author, he was also a physician and priest. G and P is his best known work, and is totally hilarious. In the famous Chapter XIII, Gargantua tells his father Pantagruel, of all the different means he's used to wipe his rear end--such as leaves, flowers, vegetables, feathers, various kinds of cloths, and many other wipes. But the best he found was a goose's neck. And a live goose at that. The curved neck of the goose, and the warmth of the bird's body is the most perfect and soothing way to clean his hindgut. I doubt the goose likes it very much. But the entire novel is great middle-ages humor. I think it's much better than Chaucer's Canterbury Tales which were written a century earlier.

angelsaroundme · Nov 16, 2024

Red One isn't as bad as some are saying. The best parts are the the mythology aspects with Santa, Krampus, and Gryla. The character of Jack could have been written a lot better, but he does have nice moments with his son at the end. Seeing The Rock become small and big like Ant-Man during fights was funny.

RileyG · Nov 18, 2024

I've watched a bunch of creepy stuff on YouTube the other day. It scared me so much I had to sleep with my lights on. Yikes!

RileyG · Nov 18, 2024

Michie said:
Aww! I loved her in Young Frankenstein and other works.

https://apnews.com/article/teri-garr-dies-be39482a60724c5bb81bbd8f34dfaf2d

Loved that movie! Haven't seen it in years

RIP

Yttrium · Nov 24, 2024

Ranma 1/2 (2024 version)
Re:Zero Season 3
Sword Art Online Alternative: Gun Gale Online II
Let This Grieving Soul Retire
The Do-Over Damsel Conquers the Dragon King
Mecha-Ude: Mechanical Arms
The Healer Who Was Banished from His Party Is, in Fact, the Strongest
Tower of God Season 2: Workshop Battle
Nina the Starry Bride

MehGuy · Nov 29, 2024

A Man On The Inside. It stars Ted Danson who portrays a retired professor who ends up taking part in an investigation of a nursing home.

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MehGuy · Dec 2, 2024

Been watching True Crime on YouTube.

I like how trashy the presentation of some of these True Crime content is presented. My favorite is probably of a thumbnail for a True Crime video of these teenagers who are being questioned for a murder showing one of them crying with the text "I want my mommy!" Displayed on the side.

The questionable and probably wrong body language commentary is amusing too.

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