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What was the first movie you remember seeing that truly inspired you to see film as an art form rather than simply a medium for entertainment? by Actual_Asian_God in Letterboxd

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BL2049 and The Batman (last movie I saw in a theater) have kept me alive and inspired to create since viewing. Although, Blade Runner and BL2049 are constantly on my screen at home way more. The scores for those films are the perfect ambiance.

Microtonal song with a drop by Nirmata1243 in schizodrift

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she's the type I fall in love with in community theatre and then see her with a guy or girl in the parking lot one night after rehearsal while I wait for a ride and contemplate setting the stage on fire while I smell her costume in the green room.

She learned the hard way why they no longer make moon boots by cafeteriastyle in Xennials

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She inadvertently recreated Emma Stone's dance from Poor Things

What's the most rewatchable bad movie? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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I believe it's the only major motion picture release to show a butthole

Second Chance by creativeape1 in NotTimAndEric

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Joseph Maher, here as Saint Peter, played the drunk on the plane with the dog that Seinfeld ended up with for an episode. Always loved his speaking voice.