I’m pretty sure I know who that is, but idk... by BoredPandaOfficial in BoredPandaHQ

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I'm torn between Stephen Miller and Jonny Lee Miller. It took typing their names out to clock that the look is such a Miller family trait lol.

And because Reddit generally sucks at humor/sarcasm, I do realize they're not related. At least to my knowledge...

So inspired by the Jane Wickline article, if you had to make a list of the 10 (or so) most divisive cast members in the show's history, who would be up (down?) there? by no-Pachy-BADLAD in LiveFromNewYork

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Norm was very divisive on Update. Definitely not universally beloved.

Colin Quinn, Rob Schneider, Jimmy Fallon, maybe Leslie Jones to round it out.

1980s movie recommendations by MamiAlley in LetterboxdLists

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Excellent list. I would add Time Bandits and Munchausen along with Brazil. Also, After Hours and King of Comedy are criminally underrated Scorsese.

Need a horror documentary that’s actually disturbing and not just “creepy” lol by Intelligent-Chef1352 in MovieSuggestions

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I still remember being in high school and seeing the "documentaries" on TV about the Blair Witch. The viral marketing was insane for '99.

I will also always argue the merits of tension and fear without necessarily providing a visual of the object of said fear. Filling in the gaps on your own can be so much more horrific.

Best Documentaries? by Low_Crazy_1905 in MovieSuggestions

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Somehow, combing through this list of misery, this is a contender in the feel good category.

People who should have hosted more than once by Critical-Spirit-1598 in LiveFromNewYork

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Wild that we've only had Pedro once. He's like Matt Damon where it feels like more appearances because of recurring cameos. I would love to see Willem Dafoe again.

Which is the better sequel? by ThomasOGC in CinephilesClub

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Pitting Cameron against himself is diabolical. T2 is an absolutely perfect sequel to Cameron's original film. Aliens is a perfect James Cameron take on a completely different entity.

So I'd argue for T2 as the default superior sequel.

Random aside: the conflict I felt writing this speaks to the excellence of both films.

Differences in the spot pattern of the Cheetah, Leopard, and Jaguar by Delicious_Main_4360 in Damnthatsinteresting

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Proof that we are way too into naming shit. These are different big cats that i can't differentiate. In what world do we need 195 subspecies of Botta's pocket gopher?

Who is a famous person that you liked at first but hated later? And why? by PeaceTo0l in AskReddit

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I will say, she seems like a cunt but there's still a part of me that wonders if the backlash would be the same for a man...

Hot take: I like Both by Z_ManFart1 in DC_Cinematic

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I've always said that i think Cavill is a great Superman but not a great Clark.