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[AK Gandalf]

What they royal fuck is that?

From this happy little penguin

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Noot noot motherf***er

 

[uncbuck]

now I'm feeling old in here...Goonies came out 2 years before my 1st kid was born

Same here -- kid was a bit older though

 

[Slumdum]

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Now I wanna see it.

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You guys have no idea what real fear is if you don't know this guy. Even today, my stomach turns when I see this.

NO! PINGU! DON'T GO TOWARDS THE WALRUS!!

Phew.... Just a dream...

Holy shit just looked at it. That sounds just like it

That text and you sig gif made my sides leave orbit!

 

[KaySwitchPrime]

And sailboats

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Yes they are very smart, which makes them so deadly.

 

[Evil Surgeon]

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Oh no no no.. you don't get to show yourself out!! You know you gotta get this, right???



There.. now, go on.. get outta here.

 

[LizBell]

You guys have no idea what real fear is if you don't know this guy. Even today, my stomach turns when I see this.

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Oh, right, how to forget that horrorific creature from... *checks notes*
Pingu...?

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I struggle with horror. It is either too scary and I lose sleep or it's hilariously bad. I saw The Shining once. Never again.

For me it's the opposite, I've always been trying to find a horror movie that really "scared" me. The closest I would say is "The Hills Have Eyes", and more than "scare", I would say it makes me unconfortable...

 

[KaySwitchPrime]

Angry pussies escalating

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u

 

[uncbuck]

NO! PINGU! DON'T GO TOWARDS THE WALRUS!!

but we need walruses

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[DubbleU]

For me it's the opposite, I've always been trying to find a horror movie that really "scared" me. The closest I would say is "The Hills Have Eyes", and more than "scare", I would say it makes me unconfortable...

The Hills Have Eyes remake is fantastic, the sequel of the remake is awful. Kind of like the original was decent, and the second was bad, besides the return of Ruby which was probably one of the only good things about it. Of course, I still liked all 4 of those, to an extent.

 

[Jorund]

Could be worse

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I can smell that lower picture, and ...

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The cross itself is fine. I mean the fancy, bright, colorful light that makes you feel like you're in front of a club or a casino or something. Does not look like some serious business to me tbh.

Well, pharmacies are very important and should be very easy to find even for those who are unfamiliar with the area, especially in a more or less dire situation.
I mean, you do not want to need to search for a long time for the pharmacy even with people pointing you into the right general direction when you've spent half a day in your hotel rooms toilet sh*tting you insides out after a night of excruciating bowel cramps because you (read: i) didn't know what histamine was all about and what it does to your digestive tract. I'll gladly ignore the slighly 'tacky' neon looking sign if that means i can see where i need to go from relatively far away.

 

[Poldek]

It was out before I was born, as well, but not by much. My Dad did VCR2VCR and recorded everything they rented, including TV shows. So, I had a huge collection of movies to watch, usually 3 per tape.

Besides, aged movies can be dated, since they are products of their time, but a lot still hold up. Things like John Hughes movies, are still a lot of fun. Snow White came out in 1937, and Wizard of Oz in 1939. Sure there are really old films like those, It's a Wonderful Life 1946, The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, and Casablanca in 1942. All incredibly old films, that are still praised and enjoyed to this day.

Yeah. I will not say that old movies are better, but there are a lot of gems in the history of cinema. Ran, Rashomon, La Passion de Jeanne d'Arc, Tokio Stories...

Oooh, I only saw the first episode or two of this but recall it being really great and having a unique art style. That could just be my old brain failing me though.


Some really old favorites of mine, The Cabinet of Dr Caligari (1920) and Nosferatu (1922)

Count Orlok. I just love him and the legend around the actor. Just check it.

My prehensile penis

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I want one of them. So much fun.

When I saw 300 I was struck by the adherence to the original comic -- even up to duplicating scenes found in the comic - in the movie

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For me it was interesting that I absolutely loved the comic, and almost couldn't finish the film. The same story in two different formats didn't work for me.

Oh, right, how to forget that horrorific creature from... *checks notes*
Pingu...?


For me it's the opposite, I've always been trying to find a horror movie that really "scared" me. The closest I would say is "The Hills Have Eyes", and more than "scare", I would say it makes me unconfortable...

For me the movie that scared me the most was The Ring, but I was only 17. I watched it a couple of years ago and I was a little disappointed.

but we need walruses

In Spain they use to say "the size of two Bernabeus", Bernabeu being a soccer stadium. I, really, prefer the walrus metric system. In fact it should be called the WMS and should be international standard.

 

[Annettemaru]

As a kid.. Nightmare on Elm Street, Friday the 13th, Halloween.. those movies were fun to me. You know what movie creeped me out as a kid??

Children of the Corn. The 1984 one.. not whatever slop came after that or remakes. Don't ask me why.. but those little fuckers gave me the heebie-jeebies.

As a kid the one that freaked me the fuck out was Puppet Master (1989). To this day I shiver when I see an abnormally big body with a little head...

 

[KaySwitchPrime]

Simply the American Dream

 

[uncbuck]

Well, pharmacies are very important and should be very easy to find even for those who are unfamiliar with the area, especially in a more or less dire situation.

I feel almost sorry for french people in need of a pharmacy in the states -- If you are thinking that green cross will find you a pharmacy -- you are "kinda" correct -- but if you are in the states -- you will find very different drugs than you might be expecting

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[DubbleU]

Yeah. I will not say that old movies are better, but there are a lot of gems in the history of cinema. Ran, Rashomon, La Passion de Jeanne d'Arc, Tokio Stories...

All of the Akira Kurosawa movies are top notch, including Seven Samurai. One of the reasons I love The Magnificient Seven, and not just because Yul Brynner, Eli Wallach, Steven McQueen, Charles Bronson, and James Coburn were in it. The TV Series in the late 90's wasn't too bad, either.
*quick edit, don't know what happened there, fixed some typos*

 

[KaySwitchPrime]

Not sure if this is true, but it's cute and humorous

 

[tightsandass]

I feel almost sorry for french people in need of a pharmacy in the states -- If you are thinking that green cross will find you a pharmacy -- you are "kinda" correct -- but if you are in the states -- you will find very different drugs than you might be expecting

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Don't worry, I could recognize the shape of a cannabis leaf even with a 40°C fever.

Simply the American Dream

Join me, comrade! Let’s lighten our burden and cut off the head of grand capital!

 

[Poldek]

I feel almost sorry for french people in need of a pharmacy in the states -- If you are thinking that green cross will find you a pharmacy -- you are "kinda" correct -- but if you are in the states -- you will find very different drugs than you might be expecting

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In Spain we have the same cross for pharmacies.
It's clear and you can see it from far away.

All of the Akira Kurosawa movies are top notch, including Seven Samurai. One of the reasons I love The Magnificient Seven, and not just because Yul Brynner, Eli Wallach, Steven McQueen, Charles Bronson, and James Coburn were in it. The TV Series in the late 90's wasn't too bad, either.
*quick edit, don't know what happened there, fixed some typos*

The funny thing about Seven Samurai is that Kurosawa was a fan of John Ford, so he wrote the script as a homage to Westerns. Then, in the USA, they made a Western based on the script.

 

[DubbleU]

In Spain we have the same cross for pharmacies.
It's clear and you can see it from far away.

The funny thing about Seven Samurai is that Kurosawa was a fan of John Ford, so he wrote the script as a homage to Westerns. Then, in the USA, they made a Western based on the script.

It's nice how they can inspire each other. The Man with No Name trilogy being inspired by Sanjuro and Yojimbo, even David Carradine in The Warrior and the Sorceress. Man, I'm jotting down a list of bunch of movies to rewatch now, still bummed about Roger Corman.

 

[KaySwitchPrime]

Do NOT fuck with the squirrel

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