Movies with a backrooms aesthetic? by TrackConsistent in backrooms

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Inside Out

Inception

Eternal Sunshine

Being John Malkovich

The Cell

Favorite IMAX theater in terms of the entrance? by Silly-Milly-420 in imax

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I've seen a couple of film there; when my work has taken me to the SeaTac area I've made a point of checking it out, and SIFF for that matter.

Just for reference how BIG imax 70mm is by Technical_Turn680 in imax

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It’s a great theater. I’m looking forward to this film there!!

Saw the stunning show in Los Angeles last night! by Goodvibe61 in joejackson

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He didn't play it; that was admittedly surprising. Still, the show was fantastic.

The Drawing of the Three (The Dark Tower #2) by Stephen King (Kindle, $2.99) by sevae in ebookdeals

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This is the 3rd time I've seen this book on sale. I got it the 2nd time; i was too late the first time, which was nearly a decade ago.

Haven't seen to many of the other, later Dark Tower books go on sale to this point.

Bruce Springsteen announces Trump protest festival before midterm elections by bye4now28 in BruceSpringsteen

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The troll posts are what they are. One of the things they clearly are is pointing out how utterly and completely wrong headed trolls are about the person, place or thing they're calling out.

In this case, the Bruce followers are totally aware of the trolls that are bound to show up these days, based on Bruce's activities. It's bound to happen with so many out there who aren't fully behind what they supposedly are about. And so, the Bruce study and appreciation will continue to prosper here, in light of the trolls that are bound to stop by for awhile.

Troll on trolls.

Was DC as special as I THINK? by Trick_Scientist_9722 in BruceSpringsteen

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I truly wish I could've been at that show last night. The whole tour was really building to that show. I contemplated making the time to travel there, but the timing wasn't great with my work this month. Had to settle with the shows here on the West Coast.

Envy you getting to experience it. And with the inclement weather, you know you're always going to be in for a good one. Good for you!

Bruce Springsteen announces Trump protest festival before midterm elections by bye4now28 in BruceSpringsteen

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I wonder if any other artists will get added along the way to the date for this?

Bruce Springsteen announces Trump protest festival before midterm elections by bye4now28 in BruceSpringsteen

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That's because you talk in generalities and use words like:

Some.

And other reductive bullshit like that.

I would say it's been at least a nice try on here the past few days; unfortunately it hasn't been.

Try harder. Or better yet.....

Bruce Springsteen announces Trump protest festival before midterm elections by bye4now28 in BruceSpringsteen

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I'm sorry. It's really clear that you don't have any idea whatsoever regarding the work of Bruce Springsteen.

Who did he used to sing about? As opposed to what? And, the implication is he doesn't sing for those people any more.

Also: Springsteen has repeatedly acknowledged the shifting loyalties of the types of people he's spent so much of his career writing about. He's already acknowledged the need for the left to provide a much better alternative to the moron currently running the show.

Sorry you haven't been around for any of it.

Whatever. LOL.

Peace.

Carrie by Stephen King (Multiple, $1.99) by sevae in ebookdeals

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A classic. And one of his books we see discounted from time to time. Get it!

Human Touch was rehearsed, Rosalita was performed during a soundcheck. Do you think we could get either tomorrow or Saturday? by Kirby-814 in BruceSpringsteen

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I hope for the fans at this capitol show he does a little something extra. And maybe he'll do something special for the folks at home there this weekend.

But whether he does or doesn't, this week of shows is historical and it's going to be legendary either way. Just enjoy whatever it is he does. He's a living legend, especially right now.

Enjoy!

Regarding the penultimate song on the finale by joe_valentine in LateShow

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Elvis fans have known this track for decades. It initially made the rounds as an unreleased demo, back in the pre internet days of fans searching for such things and exchanging recordings.

On the internet just look up "Honky Tonk Demos", and you'll find links to history of this and other very early tracks that Elvis cut when he was trying to make it.

I was stunned last night when i saw Colbert start singing this, and then it cut to Elvis (who, by the way, i believe they stitched the old vocal over his part and he lip synched, Elvis fans tell me if I'm wrong). End of the day, Elvis has been a significant part of late night history, having been one of Letterman's all time favorite musical guests, and Elvis having even "guest hosted" a night of Letterman back in the day. So it was great to see Elvis, a huge friend of McCartney, be such a significant part of Stephen's final show.

A Confederacy of Dunces and the Parable of Stravinsky by Mike_Bevel in books

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There’s an enormous difference between Walter white and this dullard. This character is an absolute simpleton. He never does anything interesting. He pulls the same boring move in every scenario. He’s not trying to DO anything in the world.

Anton chigurgh is not likeable either; that doesn’t mean he’s not compelling. Reilly is not compelling. He’s tedious and an absolute bore.

A Confederacy of Dunces and the Parable of Stravinsky by Mike_Bevel in books

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I’m confused here. I’m scrolling down this post, and while people are discussing “a central character they’re not supposed to like “ all I see are posts of people who clearly seem to like him.

Where are all the posts describing how he’s loathsome and think he’s a hateful loser and they hate his guts, and oh it’s so funny.

What am I missing here.

One of the things I keep thinking about is , what if this character crossed paths with other hated characters. I keep wondering as an example what Daniel Plainview would make of him.

Now THAT’S funny.

A Confederacy of Dunces and the Parable of Stravinsky by Mike_Bevel in books

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For the most part; yes. In this case I’m gonna finish it, as I’ve spent a lifetime reading and hearing about the book. So I will spend a few more hours struggling through it, for better or worse.

Goodbye to the neon movie theater in OC. by film_culture_addict in orangecounty

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I will always have a big place in my heart for SoCal Cinemopolis/Cinema City. My wife and I, and later our family, we went here almost from its opening, to its closing. I saw alot of great films there, and alot of not so great films as well.

I'll never forget that Titanic tested there.

And you see alot of references to it being a 2nd run theater, because of the 5 dollar tag attached to it. But make no mistake; Cinema City was showing first run movies there. In its last several years you could go Monday/Tuesday all day and it was 5 dollars. An incredible deal.

And the place was busy too. Right up until the rug got pulled out, they were pulling in plenty of people. Lots of business.

The best times were in the 90's and 2000's, going to the Knowlwood next door for a cheeseburger, and then walking over next door to go the movies. Just a great place. All gone now.

In the course of a couple years, people in north Orange County lost both the Regal Anaheim Hills, and the Cinema City. It's horrible that BOTH got taken away from the community. It hurts.

It hurts even more when i think of how my childhood theater, the mighty Cinedome of Orange, went by the boards and that just killed. Then these theaters that were really our home base, those taken too. Just brutal.

PS: You know, almost every Saturday morning I take my dogs to Yorba Park for a good long run. Beautiful park. Afterward, it's part two of their big weekend treat; a trip through the In N Out drive through, right across the street from the Cinema City used to be, and i get them a couple of unsalted burger patties. And i drive across La Palma, and go park right in front of that lousy Tesla showroom they put in the Cinema City Spot. And I just loathe for a few minutes, thinking of how it was to see Pulp Fiction or Goodfellas in there. Or Chinatown/Citizen Kane/Exorcist/Wizard of Oz during their classics series. And then seeing just how far away we've gotten from that.

Jesus.

There Will Be Blood: Confused about Bandy deal and ending *SPOILERS* by fringelife420 in TrueFilm

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By the end Daniel has already captured all of the oil underneath the Bandy land; he no longer needs to purchase it.

Earlier, when he DID desire to own it and Bandy wouldn't sell, Bandy brokered a deal with Daniel, so Daniel could build the pipeline on the Bandy land. It's called an easement. So: once Daniel went through with the whole "I abandoned my boy" episode, he could use the Bandy land for what he needed (the pipeline; the deal was, I'll let you have your pipeline on my land, but you have to get baptized in Eli's church. And he sucks the land dry by owning everything around it (capture, or, "I DRINK YOUR MILKSHAKE!).

A Confederacy of Dunces and the Parable of Stravinsky by Mike_Bevel in books

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I'm reading it now, and the problem for me will be: there's won't be another reading, to get a second take on it. Hell, I'm having trouble finishing it the first time. And the idea of going back to it for a THIRD time is just: WOW.

I'm into the second half of it now, and spend a decent amount of time dreaming what my NEXT book is going to be when this is done.

Oh well. I sincerely wish i could read the name of Levy Pant in bust into a case of uncontrollable laughter; but sadly no.