Re: Movies that don't get old
Posted: Sat November 14, 2020 5:48 am
verb_to_trust wrote: Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Could not disagree more
Could not disagree more
verb_to_trust wrote: Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
This movie hit me like a ton of bricks and I decided I never needed to see it again. That's why I disagree with its inclusion.Mickey wrote:verb_to_trust wrote: Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Could not disagree more
i don't know if i could do that, but i've seen it three times and loved every viewingMickey wrote:I had one weird week in college where I watched The Wrestler like six times in a row, I don't recommend that though.
Ello Sailor wrote:This movie hit me like a ton of bricks and I decided I never needed to see it again. That's why I disagree with its inclusion.Mickey wrote:verb_to_trust wrote: Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Could not disagree more
I saw it again a month ago. My 4th view i think. Or fifth. Wonderful. That final speech gets me every time.Mickey wrote:I had one weird week in college where I watched The Wrestler like six times in a row, I don't recommend that though.
I can't think of a single Scorsese movie that isn't old before it's over. Maybe Taxi Driver?Mickey wrote:I agree with everyone else that Scorsese and the Coens each probably have an entry or two on this list
*BZZT* Wrong. Go watch Pitch Perfect again.epilogue wrote:I can't think of a single Scorsese movie that isn't old before it's over. Maybe Taxi Driver?Mickey wrote:I agree with everyone else that Scorsese and the Coens each probably have an entry or two on this list
Gladly!Mickey wrote:*BZZT* Wrong. Go watch Pitch Perfect again.epilogue wrote:I can't think of a single Scorsese movie that isn't old before it's over. Maybe Taxi Driver?Mickey wrote:I agree with everyone else that Scorsese and the Coens each probably have an entry or two on this list
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jesus joe.epilogue wrote:I can't think of a single Scorsese movie that isn't old before it's over. Maybe Taxi Driver?Mickey wrote:I agree with everyone else that Scorsese and the Coens each probably have an entry or two on this list
I stand by it.VinylGuy wrote:jesus joe.epilogue wrote:I can't think of a single Scorsese movie that isn't old before it's over. Maybe Taxi Driver?Mickey wrote:I agree with everyone else that Scorsese and the Coens each probably have an entry or two on this list
You shouldn't!epilogue wrote:I stand by it.VinylGuy wrote:jesus joe.epilogue wrote:I can't think of a single Scorsese movie that isn't old before it's over. Maybe Taxi Driver?Mickey wrote:I agree with everyone else that Scorsese and the Coens each probably have an entry or two on this list
*BZZT* Wrong.Mickey wrote:You shouldn't!epilogue wrote:I stand by it.VinylGuy wrote:jesus joe.epilogue wrote:I can't think of a single Scorsese movie that isn't old before it's over. Maybe Taxi Driver?Mickey wrote:I agree with everyone else that Scorsese and the Coens each probably have an entry or two on this list