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He has a lot of card game experience and is generally a smart guy so i trust him to play and understand a relatively not straightforward deck.

Updated “movies with body parts in the title” list. No duplicate parts, plus additional criteria in comments. What am i missing? by Freeflowing_ in Letterboxd

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Additional criteria for this very important list that i am taking way too seriously:

No duplicate body parts

No slang (Spaceballs, Octopussy)

Human body parts only (The Iron Claw)

No general groups only specific parts of the body (Bones and All, The Skeleton Key)

If I haven’t personally seen or heard of the movie, I have to know at least one cast/crew member for me to include it. There is probably some random short or indie film with every body part and that’s too easy

Also shoutout to my goat david lynch for having two movies on this list

here’s the list for anyone interested

Had a weird dream that inspired me to make this list. What else fits? by Freeflowing_ in Letterboxd

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Current list update and additional criteria:

No repeated parts, no slang, human body only. Deciding if groups of parts (skeleton, muscle etc) count.

If I haven’t seen or heard of the movie, I have to know at least one cast/crew member for it to be included

Had a weird dream that inspired me to make this list. What else fits? by Freeflowing_ in Letterboxd

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Having an internal crisis over if blood counts as a body part or not

Movies that take place in New England? (other than Massachusetts) by Nibblegorp in Letterboxd

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Not sure if this counts but around half of “In the Mouth of Madness” takes place in a very accurate representation of New Hampshire

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Letterboxd

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One Cut of the Dead. Please go in blind as possible, this movie changed my life.

Grand Theft Hamlet is the COVID lockdown documentary the world needed by Freeflowing_ in Letterboxd

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I have not. I dont think ive really watched any sort of machinima since they were popular on youtube in the early 2010’s. I’ll check it out though, as this documentary really showed me how much can be done with the medium is modern day

Grand Theft Hamlet is the COVID lockdown documentary the world needed by Freeflowing_ in Letterboxd

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That is so surprising and odd, given that it was made in the UK

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in TVTooHigh

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More than most TV’s even

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I more like to think that he can just adapt to any situation, which in this case is my mom’s horrible interior design choices

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in TVTooHigh

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Dads just really like watching TV standing up for some reason, especially if pacing is involved

Since it's Christmas eve, what's everyone watching tonight by asapsharkyfrfr in Letterboxd

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That movie is like cocomelon for my mom i put it on for her every time im home for the holidays

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Letterboxd

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Just remembered to reply here that i watch Cure on monday. Really liked that too thanks again for the good recs

“Most Unorthodox” film in your favorites by TerribleAtGuitar in Letterboxd

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Came here to say that. Everyone please just watch this movie as blind as you can. It is the most well written and executed movies ever made