The Social Dilemma
I'm not on anything except for Youtube, but yeah, I'm quitting everything. I barely even look at my woefully outdated Samsung Galaxy S5 smartphone or the Amazon Fire that I got 2 or 3 years ago, but yeah, fuck those things.
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The Social Dilemma
I'm not on anything except for Youtube, but yeah, I'm quitting everything. I barely even look at my woefully outdated Samsung Galaxy S5 smartphone or the Amazon Fire that I got 2 or 3 years ago, but yeah, fuck those things.
Carmilla (2019)
Fuck this bullshit "reimagining". Carmilla is a classic gothic vampire horror story by J.S. Le Fanu that predates Bram Stoker's Dracula. The writer/director woman took the story and turned it into a 19th century lesbian coming of age tale with all of the supernatural junk that made the original story cool removed.
Are you going to quit/go incognito on youtube do you think? That's my one social media vice that I still watch daily. I have ad blockers so I'm not seeing their bullshit ads but it's still the same mantra: I'm not paying for the product, so I am the product.Quote:
Originally Posted by DemonGeminiX
I watched American Psycho for the first time. For some reason I had it in my head that I'd seen it, but my wife popped it on tonight and I realized that I don't think I ever had. What a crazy flick. Bale is something else.
I'm pretty incognito with how I sign up for and use most things. One anonymous email address leads to another. I never use my real name. And I don't give out my phone number to these asshats. That's one of a myriad of reasons why I'm not on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc. They ask for a little too much that I'm not willing to give out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Godfather
Bret Easton Ellis. Read the book.Quote:
Originally Posted by Godfather
Don't waste you time with American Psycho 2Quote:
Originally Posted by Godfather
Hubie Halloween
Sleepy Hollow
John Carpenter's Prince of Darkness (1987)
'Outlaw King' on Netflix.
Brilliant. Based on the story of Robert the Bruce (what a fuckin' man), He was the fellow that came right after William Wallace and is mostly responsible for the drive for Scotland's Independence from English Rule.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q-G1BME8FKw
my buddy said that was funnyQuote:
Originally Posted by DemonGeminiX
It was alright. Overall, not my type of humor, but I did chuckle at a few things here and there. It was more Billy Madison-ish/Waterboy-ish in tone, if that helps any.Quote:
Originally Posted by FBD
There were a few references to earlier AS movies, like Ben Stiller reprised his character Hal L. from Happy Gilmore in one scene, and an O'Doyle kid/relative (Billy Madison) showed up.
I couldn't put up with Sandlers character, his speech was soooooo annoying