Just watched Tokyo Story for the first time. Please go see your parents if you can. Spend some time with them. Talk to them. Take time out of your life and just be there, in the moment, with them.
Rare L for Betteridge’s law
The innuendo is strong with this one.
Oh boy. That photo of him in the criterion closet speaks volumes.
JD Power: the most biased source I can think of for car awards.
Text is hard but this was pretty obviously sarcasm. Not enough vitriol to be genuine.
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Yes I’m aware of the irony
It’s Pakula’s three movies in the 70s that all had the theme of political paranoia. I mentioned them in my previous comment and they’re all definitely worth a watch.
All the President’s Men (1976)
Here’s an article about them as a group
https://screenrant.com/forgotten-movies-1970s-paranoia-trilogy-modern-relevance-humanity-politics/
I recently watched the Paranoia Trilogy with this being the final one I watched. It’s a great movie. Unfortunately it made more sad than either of the other two. The movie presents the press as people that will doggedly pursue the truth and inevitably those truths will help bring justice. Honestly, the movie left me feeling depressed because that ideal feels like an impossibility now. The movie felt like a fairy tale. Parallax View felt much more in line with what America has become.
I do highly recommend all three movies though. Klute especially doesn’t get enough love and was the most memorable for me.
This just sounds like a popularity contest.
That whole movie was fan service schlock. That moment was admittedly extremely lame but so was so much of that movie.
I think the word they’re looking for is stagnation.
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