Re: So I finally got Netflix...
Posted: Tue February 19, 2019 3:45 pm
One of those underappreciated "that guy"s.doug rr wrote:richard kind is a national treasure
One of those underappreciated "that guy"s.doug rr wrote:richard kind is a national treasure
watch in bruges before you cancelverb_to_trust wrote:I'm running out of reasons to keep Netflix. MST3K and Hassan Minajs show are basically all I watch and I see the old eps of MST3K they have up are being taken down in March.
Ugh why?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:watch in bruges before you cancelverb_to_trust wrote:I'm running out of reasons to keep Netflix. MST3K and Hassan Minajs show are basically all I watch and I see the old eps of MST3K they have up are being taken down in March.
it’s so good that’s whyverb_to_trust wrote:Ugh why?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:watch in bruges before you cancelverb_to_trust wrote:I'm running out of reasons to keep Netflix. MST3K and Hassan Minajs show are basically all I watch and I see the old eps of MST3K they have up are being taken down in March.
yeah, thats a great doc..its funny that i remember moving to boulder colorado in aug of 1974 and my parents wouldn't let my older sister go out by herself at night because of ted...crazy timesdurdencommatyler wrote:Confessions With a Killer: The Ted Bundy Tapes is great. I can't believe the amount of footage and tape they have on him. Just bananas.
Much like the OJ doc, this one is as much a documentary of time and place as it is a focus on a single person. I really dug it.
There is a shot of Vail Mountain in this documentary and the screen says "Aspen, Colorado"doug rr wrote:yeah, thats a great doc..its funny that i remember moving to boulder colorado in aug of 1974 and my parents wouldn't let my older sister go out by herself at night because of ted...crazy timesdurdencommatyler wrote:Confessions With a Killer: The Ted Bundy Tapes is great. I can't believe the amount of footage and tape they have on him. Just bananas.
Much like the OJ doc, this one is as much a documentary of time and place as it is a focus on a single person. I really dug it.
Strat wrote:There is a shot of Vail Mountain in this documentary and the screen says "Aspen, Colorado"doug rr wrote:yeah, thats a great doc..its funny that i remember moving to boulder colorado in aug of 1974 and my parents wouldn't let my older sister go out by herself at night because of ted...crazy timesdurdencommatyler wrote:Confessions With a Killer: The Ted Bundy Tapes is great. I can't believe the amount of footage and tape they have on him. Just bananas.
Much like the OJ doc, this one is as much a documentary of time and place as it is a focus on a single person. I really dug it.
Fuck this doc.
There was so much that I had no idea about. What a completely insane time.Strat wrote:Just kidding I was captivated.
Also lots of fun to see old footage of Vail and Aspen before all of the development.
What a crazy story.
Defending himself? Crazy. two escapes from prison? insane.doug rr wrote:just the fact of letting a serial killer walk around and do interviews without handcuffs on was mind blowing back then
TWO!Strat wrote:Defending himself? Crazy. two escapes from prison? insane.doug rr wrote:just the fact of letting a serial killer walk around and do interviews without handcuffs on was mind blowing back then
if someone were to watch Bundy and Abducted in plain sight back to back their heads would most likely explode...durdencommatyler wrote:TWO!Strat wrote:Defending himself? Crazy. two escapes from prison? insane.doug rr wrote:just the fact of letting a serial killer walk around and do interviews without handcuffs on was mind blowing back then
stephen root is also a national treasure..Biff Pocoroba wrote:One of those underappreciated "that guy"s.doug rr wrote:richard kind is a national treasure
Damn rightdoug rr wrote:stephen root is also a national treasure..Biff Pocoroba wrote:One of those underappreciated "that guy"s.doug rr wrote:richard kind is a national treasure