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Movies 52 - 1917: Sonic the Bad Boys of Prey

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Kepler said:
You mean Keanu Goes to Hell?

One of my favorite terrible movies, IMO the equal of Road House.

"I love our little talks, John."
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The wife and I watch this at least once a year. Love it for some reason.

"You could have shot me, John. You chose a higher path. Look how well you're doing!"
 
SonofSouthie said:
Spencer Tracy tomorrow in Fury at 6am and The Seventh Cross(highly recommend) at 2pm on Turner.
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Dark secret: I can't stand Spencer Tracy.

In other news, I saw a piece of this at random and I have a theory that it cannot be what it seems to be on the surface. I believe it's the most subversive movie in history and in fifty years the girls who watch it will have become world leaders and then we will know.

I am fully aware that I will not understand it because my time and gender is past. But I do know enough to be The Harbinger.
 
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Kepler said:
Dark secret: I can't stand Spencer Tracy.

In other news, I saw a piece of this at random and I have a theory that it cannot be what it seems to be on the surface. I believe it's the most subversive movie in history and in fifty years the girls who watch it will have become world leaders and then we will know.

I am fully aware that I will not understand it because my time and gender is past. But I do know enough to be The Harbinger.
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I'm not a "Oooo Spencer Tracy I gotta see this" but I've seen a few films of his that I've liked.
 
Stillwater: enjoyed it. I found myself wondering if it reminded others of Leon: The Professional, even though they are very different movies. Damon doesn't match Paul's performance, but he's good.
 
The Last House on the Left (1972)

Smash in the face film, incredibly disturbing. Probably only a debut film could be this intimate and severe. If you want to see horror without any gloss, this is it. It has absolutely no respect for you as the viewer as voyeur and no fucks to give about your feelings, this goes straight for visceral and real anxiety with no crutches or tropes. Craven made a lot of slick horror later in his career, obviously, but this is raw and true. One of the few horror movies I have seen that is as genuinely disturbing as Night of the Living Dead.
 
China is a Republican's idea of heaven.

They have altered the ending of the "Despicable Me" franchise animated film "Minions: The Rise of Gru," which social media users across the country noticed over the weekend.

In the international version, the film ends with Gru and his mentor, Wild Knuckles, riding off into the sunset after the latter faked his own death to evade capture.

But not in mainland China, where a series of subtitled still images inserted into the credits sequence informed cinemagoers that Wild Knuckles was caught and locked up for 20 years.

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Last year, viewers of "Fight Club" had a very different ending when it appeared on a popular Chinese streaming platform.

Viewers were told police foiled a plan by the protagonist and his alter ego, played by Edward Norton and Brad Pitt, to detonate a set of skyscrapers.

In China, Pitt's character, Tyler Durden, was also not just a figment of Norton's character's imagination but was sent to an asylum and later discharged.

LGBTQ plotlines from hit US sitcom "Friends" were removed before it was streamed earlier this year.

Disney's latest animated film, "Lightyear," was not even released in China as the company refused to remove a scene showing two female characters kissing.
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Slap Shot said:
No Jackie Bisset though.
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True, but Lisa Eilbacher is consolation.

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Marilyn starts her run on TCM's Summer Under The Stars tomorrow. She's not much more than eye candy with a few lines in my favorite film noir The Asphalt Jungle at 7:30 am.
 
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