August 14th 2024

[Tiggnutz]

Happy Birthday Slaughterhouserock

[Tiggnutz]

Not to be that dude but I really hope you all are getting your yearly physicals. Not something you wanna be lax on when you get a little older.

[Tiggnutz]

Hope I haven't become a bummer for anyone

[zombie]

happy birthday, slaughter!

[Reign in Blood]

Happy Birthday, Slaughter!

[Tiggnutz]

I'm about 50/50 to see Romulus this weekend

[Jason]

Hope I haven't become a bummer for anyone

Correct me if I'm wrong, but the cancer is the bummer. Not you. Lol

[Tiggnutz]

Hope I haven't become a bummer for anyone

Correct me if I'm wrong, but the cancer is the bummer. Not you. Lol

It can make people uneasy, it's understandable. I would rather focus on movies,sports and boobs personally

[Jason]

Has anybody seen Hide in Plain Sight (1980)? James Caan...

[Tiggnutz]

Has anybody seen Hide in Plain Sight (1980)? James Caan...

Not to my knowledge. Is it good?

[Jason]

Has anybody seen Hide in Plain Sight (1980)? James Caan...

Not to my knowledge. Is it good?

I had never even heard of it until today. I was on youtube and it was recommended to me to watch for free with ads. I have an adblocker so I won't even get ads if I decide to watch it.

But I looked up the premise "A divorced factory worker in 1967 Buffalo fights for custody of his children after his ex-wife marries a low-level mobster who enters the witness protection program, battling with government officials who seem to have little sympathy."

And if that wasn't enticing enough, Roger Ebert's main shitting-on-it point was that it's too realistic and true to life than the demands of narrative.

It's free on youtube, but I'll be buying the DVD anyway since 1) it's better to own. 2) Who the hell knows what kind of editing any streaming site does to the movie.

[Lazerus]

Happy birthday Slaughter

[Lazerus]

purchased late night with the devil. looking forward to it in october.

I liked it but won't be adding it to my collection

That righteous 100 dollar set didn't entice you?

It would have to be an extremely nice set for something I absolutely love and adore to pay that, not just a movie that was simply "pretty good" lol

This!

I liked the film but tbh it is probably one I will never watch again. I do like the poster and may hang it on the wall of my media room one day.

[Slaughterhouserock]

I don't do birthdays, but thanks all.

[zombie]

Has anybody seen Hide in Plain Sight (1980)? James Caan...

Not to my knowledge. Is it good?

I had never even heard of it until today. I was on youtube and it was recommended to me to watch for free with ads. I have an adblocker so I won't even get ads if I decide to watch it.

But I looked up the premise "A divorced factory worker in 1967 Buffalo fights for custody of his children after his ex-wife marries a low-level mobster who enters the witness protection program, battling with government officials who seem to have little sympathy."

And if that wasn't enticing enough, Roger Ebert's main shitting-on-it point was that it's too realistic and true to life than the demands of narrative.

It's free on youtube, but I'll be buying the DVD anyway since 1) it's better to own. 2) Who the hell knows what kind of editing any streaming site does to the movie.

if it has been edited on streaming, there should be info on that someplace. when we lose the ability to talk about studios tampering with films, then we'lll know that we're really in trouble.

[Jason]

Has anybody seen Hide in Plain Sight (1980)? James Caan...

Not to my knowledge. Is it good?

I had never even heard of it until today. I was on youtube and it was recommended to me to watch for free with ads. I have an adblocker so I won't even get ads if I decide to watch it.

But I looked up the premise "A divorced factory worker in 1967 Buffalo fights for custody of his children after his ex-wife marries a low-level mobster who enters the witness protection program, battling with government officials who seem to have little sympathy."

And if that wasn't enticing enough, Roger Ebert's main shitting-on-it point was that it's too realistic and true to life than the demands of narrative.

It's free on youtube, but I'll be buying the DVD anyway since 1) it's better to own. 2) Who the hell knows what kind of editing any streaming site does to the movie.

if it has been edited on streaming, there should be info on that someplace. when we lose the ability to talk about studios tampering with films, then we'lll know that we're really in trouble.

It's easier for me to just buy the movie than to sift through the internet to see whether or not a movie has been edited and what they specifically left out.

[zombie]

Has anybody seen Hide in Plain Sight (1980)? James Caan...

Not to my knowledge. Is it good?

I had never even heard of it until today. I was on youtube and it was recommended to me to watch for free with ads. I have an adblocker so I won't even get ads if I decide to watch it.

But I looked up the premise "A divorced factory worker in 1967 Buffalo fights for custody of his children after his ex-wife marries a low-level mobster who enters the witness protection program, battling with government officials who seem to have little sympathy."

And if that wasn't enticing enough, Roger Ebert's main shitting-on-it point was that it's too realistic and true to life than the demands of narrative.

It's free on youtube, but I'll be buying the DVD anyway since 1) it's better to own. 2) Who the hell knows what kind of editing any streaming site does to the movie.

if it has been edited on streaming, there should be info on that someplace. when we lose the ability to talk about studios tampering with films, then we'lll know that we're really in trouble.

It's easier for me to just buy the movie than to sift through the internet to see whether or not a movie has been edited and what they specifically left out.

i was speaking specifically of reason 2. buy the film as much as you want!

[Jason]

Has anybody seen Hide in Plain Sight (1980)? James Caan...

Not to my knowledge. Is it good?

I had never even heard of it until today. I was on youtube and it was recommended to me to watch for free with ads. I have an adblocker so I won't even get ads if I decide to watch it.

But I looked up the premise "A divorced factory worker in 1967 Buffalo fights for custody of his children after his ex-wife marries a low-level mobster who enters the witness protection program, battling with government officials who seem to have little sympathy."

And if that wasn't enticing enough, Roger Ebert's main shitting-on-it point was that it's too realistic and true to life than the demands of narrative.

It's free on youtube, but I'll be buying the DVD anyway since 1) it's better to own. 2) Who the hell knows what kind of editing any streaming site does to the movie.

if it has been edited on streaming, there should be info on that someplace. when we lose the ability to talk about studios tampering with films, then we'lll know that we're really in trouble.

It's easier for me to just buy the movie than to sift through the internet to see whether or not a movie has been edited and what they specifically left out.

i was speaking specifically of reason 2. buy the film as much as you want!

I overbuy. I'll start off with a VHS of a movie, then a DVD gets released I'll buy it, then a new DVD with commentary and artwork comes out and I'll buy it. Then a DVD box set of the franchise comes out and I'll buy it. Then it gets a bluray release and I buy it, then a steelbook.

I could have probably bought my dream car by now.

[Jason]

Realizing John Mayer can play guitar is pretty wild. Didn't think he could ever come close to playing something like Neon, but wow. Nice.

[zombie]

I overbuy. I'll start off with a VHS of a movie, then a DVD gets released I'll buy it, then a new DVD with commentary and artwork comes out and I'll buy it. Then a DVD box set of the franchise comes out and I'll buy it. Then it gets a bluray release and I buy it, then a steelbook.

I could have probably bought my dream car by now.

we probably overbuy to some extent. it's our passion! i tend to double or triple dip my favorites and then sometimes buy the movie on streaming too.

also dream car schream car.,.