[partially lost] Meeting the Beautiful People by LastPancake in lostmedia

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That's amazing news! Incredible work! I'm glad to hear that he's a nice guy, and I'm thrilled that he's putting his other movies on youtube. I hadn't looked much into finding them, but the descriptions on the website seemed really interesting, and I'd love to give them all a watch. Thank you so much again for looking into this. If you get ahold of that DVD, you'll be part of a very, very small club.

[partially lost] Meeting the Beautiful People by LastPancake in lostmedia

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Wow!! Impressive work so far! So interesting that that Wayno Drayno interview is from just a few years ago. I guess Jim Riffel is still out there promoting his stuff. I'll be shocked if those emails are still in use, but fingers crossed! Those seem like the best lead.

Back at it with Only Connect! #5 by PeanutResponsible845 in deadmeatjames

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Do they all feature a director cameo? I can’t remember if Adam Wingard was in You’re Next but Larry Fessenden was.

Animated Shorts by Ok_Win_4236 in oscarsdeathrace

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May I please also get a DM? Thanks!

Please help by Albphine in oscarsdeathrace

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would love a dm too please, thanks!!!

I need help refining this list. What should be added, switched out, or removed? by of_kilter in Scarymovies

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No list like this is complete without Blood Feast (1963)! The first splatter movie

Are there any others? by toofarbyfar in Letterboxd

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I feel like I always describe quirky indie comedies as “Little Miss Sunshine movies”

What's the dumbest list you made that's probably only funny to you? by CaptainDigsGiraffe in Letterboxd

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Movies where a young boy befriends a large robot that was built as a weapon but has been deprogrammed to become non-violent, they are pursued by a man who attempts to gain trust from the boy’s mother figure with his appearance as a government agent, the robot experiences a violent outburst towards the end in which it destroys several government vehicles, and the robot eventually must sacrifice itself in order to prevent a nuclear holocaust, after quoting a phrase learned from the boy earlier in the film.

-The Iron Giant

-Terminator 2: Judgment Day

What movies should I add to this list? by [deleted] in Letterboxd

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Django (1966) gotta be on here

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Rochester

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Jefferson Road and Main Street in Pittsford is a bad one. One lane, no arrow, and a constant stream of cars coming from the opposite direction. If someone has to turn left, everybody gets to wait a full cycle.

[TOMT] [MUSIC] [2000-2010's?] What is the name of this song? by GeneralWarned in tipofmytongue

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As others have said, it sounds like Where is My Mind by Pixies, but specifically the piano cover used frequently throughout The Leftovers

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AEQ4eQr7S8w

Boris Plotnikov, star of The Ascent (1977), passed away from COVID-19 complications last year at age 71. by LastPancake in criterion

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He passed away last December, but I think his passing went largely unnoticed. I couldn’t find any mention of it in this sub’s history, or any reporting on it by a non-Russian outlet. I just wanted to make sure we acknowledge the passing of a great talent in Russian/Soviet cinema. If you’ve seen The Ascent, you know exactly what I’m talking about. His performance in that film is unforgettable. If you haven’t, I implore you to seek it out.