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Apparently she plays golf but she has big boobs and likes showing them off. It's working well for her, a tale as old as time. People like looking at boobs.
<blockquote>But I almost think they're t(o)(o) big, and it's a turn-off to have them flashed in my face.</blockquote>
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A lot of people have their own random area of obsession. Some people who don't like Marvel will find it puzzling but these same people probably have their own hobbies/interests that many others don't understand.
Some people love sports to an unhealthy degree, I've known dudes who love cars, some peoples personalities are defined by their prefered genre of music (rap, metal, etc) or their fandom for a specific artist/band (Taylor Swift).
With movie obsession you get a few different types, the cinephile crew who are really into artistic and retro cinema, the massive family friendly franchise lovers (Marvel, Star Wars), also people who have a major preference for a specific genre, horror being a great example. For many people being a horror fan is a big part of their personality. I've seen people online who have ghostface mask collections and the likes.
As for people who hate on it. A lot of that is just snobbiness from the 'Marvel isn't cinema' crowd also the fact they're so popular and successful, anything that popular is bound to attract attention and derision.
It's best to let people like the things they like, it's a free country and many hobbies and interests don't make sense to outsiders.
It took you five days to get tired?
When I saw he was back I was like ha cool it's that bennymuso guy, then like 2 hours and 20 questions later I was like bloody hell.
I mean he's not Hitler or anything (though he is named after Benito Mussolini so close enough!), asking questions isn't the worst thing someone can do but it does get a bit tiring seeing random off topic questions get asked over and over again.
That list is the biggest pile of bollocks.
His brand of movie on paper should appeal more to women than men, often being relationship focused romantic comedies. I feel fans of his movies are compromised of women and 'cinephile' men. Your average dude-bro action buff has never been into his movies.
As for his private life matters, that all came to light back in the 90s. His career was perfectly fine during and after that. It was only during #MeToo that people decided to target him and that is when he effectively got 'cancelled'. In any case he was 84 years old in 2019 and wasn't exactly going to experience decades more of success.
<blockquote>The film was completed in 2018, but its distributor, Amazon Studios, halted its release following the Me Too movement and the resurgence of the sexual abuse allegation against Allen.
The film's production coincided with the start of the Me Too movement, causing a resurgence in public interest in the 1992 sexual abuse allegation against Allen.
In October 2017, actor Griffin Newman announced via Twitter that he regretted acting in the film and would not work with Allen again in the future. Newman donated his salary to the Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network (RAINN).
In January 2018, Chalamet donated his salary to the RAINN, Time's Up, and the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center of New York City.
Gomez made a donation of over $1 million, exceeding her salary, to Time's Up.
Like Gomez, Hall donated her salary to Time's Up. She later explained, "I've been deliberate in saying that the choice wasn't making a judgment one way or another. I don't believe anyone in the public should be judge and jury on a case that is so complex."</blockquote>
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Rainy_Day_in_New_York
<blockquote>In February 2019, Amazon Studios dropped Allen from a five-picture deal to produce and finance films, following the revival of the sexual abuse allegations made against him in 1992.</blockquote>
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One of the most relatable moments in cinematic history. Vying for top spot with this legendary scene;
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k9hFRw5jeRQ
It is Woody Allen-esque but that's why it's so good. Woody Allen's movies in this mold were amazing.
The entire movie is one big WTF.
Tobe Hooper was on fire from 1974 till 1986 (The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, Eaten Alive, Salem's Lot, The Funhouse, Poltergeist, Lifeforce, Invaders from Mars and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2) one of my favorite director movie streaks.
Iconic scene.
If they had a fun childhood with some buddies then I don't see why they can't relate.
A lot of people have nostalgia for their childhood and this movie nails that reminiscing vibe.
It's truly insane. I didn't know what the hell I was watching when I first saw it, I was on the fence on whether I liked it or not but over the years and after subsequent rewatches I've grew to love it.
Yeah it's really grotesque and gory. The underground lair is an great setting and the chainsaw fight at the end is awesome (aren't all chainsaw fights?).
The cast was great. Caroline Williams as 'Stretch', Dennis Hopper as 'Lefty' and Bill Moseley as 'Chop Top' were all superb. Jim Siedow as 'Drayton Sawyer' cracks me up, shout out to Lou Perryman as 'L.G.'.
1. A Quiet Place (2018) - 8/10
2. A Quiet Place Part II (202) - 7/10
If you like Tobe Hooper's whacky side then you really, really do need to check out his Texas Chainsaw Massacre sequel, I know you added it to your watchlist but I'm just reiterating how bonkers it is. I know you have a taste for crazy movies.
Eaten Alive (1976) walked so The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 (1986) could run.
I'll give him a <b>7/10</b>. Not the greatest actor but he's been decent in several roles.
He's a better director than actor. The Town, Argo and Gone Baby Gone are great movies.
Given this is her first acting role since 1987 (voice acting for the Pound Puppies animated show), it seems they really went out of their way to try get a F13 cast member to appear in the movie. I mean she's basically been retired since the bloody 80s, they had to have sought her out. I wouldn't be surprised if they tried get Amy Steel or Adrienne King first but had to settle for Taylor.
#MeToo.
Sadly I doubt the series will ever rise to the heights of the first two, not unless James Wan decides to direct another installment.
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I liked the first two Strangers movies, the first is a solid home invasion horror and the sequel was a decent slasher but truth be told I didn't have a lot of hope for this project, still it's disappointing it seems to be a bust.
Purple is a relatively uncommon choice.
I had a friend whose favorite color was purple too. His favorite Teletubby was Tinky Winky who is purple, mine was Po who is red. Funny enough another friends favorite color was green and you'll never guess who his favorite Teletubby was, yeah the green one Dipsy.
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