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Idk, sounds like 70s valley girl all the way to me but I wasn't there.

Could be. I just have no memory of anyone talking like that before Friends.

I was thinking 80's valley girl types. Early 80's.

I'm wondering if there was any intersection of late 60s hippie lingo and early 80s valley girl lingo. There are some commonalities.

Finally getting around to watching Triple Frontier. Disasterpiece is doing the music score. I loved his score for It Follows, so I'm looking forward to hearing this.

Oh, and I watched Sorcerer this morning for the first time. Holy fucking shit, that is a legit masterpiece. One of the most hellish settings ever put on film, beautiful in its on way.

Unfortunate timing: it was released at the same time as Star Wars and was completely overrun. Huge box office flop and one of the biggest catalysts for the "New Hollywood" era ending and the studios reasserting themselves. But on its own merits, it's a great movie.

DancesWithWerewolves wrote:Finally getting around to watching Triple Frontier. Disasterpiece is doing the music score. I loved his score for It Follows, so I'm looking forward to hearing this.

I keep putting that and The Highwaymen off.

Headhunter wrote:Oh, and I watched Sorcerer this morning for the first time. Holy fucking shit, that is a legit masterpiece. One of the most hellish settings ever put on film, beautiful in its on way.

Unfortunate timing: it was released at the same time as Star Wars and was completely overrun. Huge box office flop and one of the biggest catalysts for the "New Hollywood" era ending and the studios reasserting themselves. But on its own merits, it's a great movie.

Is that the one directed by Friedkin and scored by Tangerine Dream?

So far, pretty decent, but I'm sure it would've been better had Katheryn Bigelow actually directed it.

DancesWithWerewolves wrote:

Headhunter wrote:Oh, and I watched Sorcerer this morning for the first time. Holy fucking shit, that is a legit masterpiece. One of the most hellish settings ever put on film, beautiful in its on way.

Unfortunate timing: it was released at the same time as Star Wars and was completely overrun. Huge box office flop and one of the biggest catalysts for the "New Hollywood" era ending and the studios reasserting themselves. But on its own merits, it's a great movie.

Is that the one directed by Friedkin and scored by Tangerine Dream?

Yup.

Red Sonja

Alita: Battle Angel

No idea if you guys have access to/get BBC shows, but Giri/Haji (義理/恥) is absolutely fantastic.

Just caught up on the last month of Creepshow episodes. The fat sucking parasite episode had some great gore!

Catching up on The Walking Dead here.

DancesWithWerewolves wrote:Catching up on The Walking Dead here.

I have that recorded....just need to pull the trigger.
Each time I get close I'm like nah....rather go wash my car, cat, each and every blade of grass in the yard.

Watchmen season 1 episode 1

Watchmen first 3 episodes were enjoyable. Great cast and interesting storyline have my full attention

Let It Snow

What does this film need? Le tits now.

Netflix original. Like a modern attempt at a Love Actually film. Ensemble cast with a diaspora of stories and romantic entanglements.

showa58taro wrote:Let It Snow

What does this film need? Le tits now.

Netflix original. Like a modern attempt at a Love Actually film. Ensemble cast with a diaspora of stories and romantic entanglements.