Oh I'm sorry, Did I Break Your Conversation........Well Allow Me A Movie Thread by S&T

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I was actually going to go see Killers of the flower moon a second time today to check out my theaters upgraded IMAX screen but I just couldn't dedicate almost 4 and 1/2 hours round trip to the movie

I don't mind long movies, but it definitely hurts the rewatchability
 
darthska said:
Nah, this right here just shows that our approach to movies is completely different.

I need the grim and dark because that's what formed me. Room and Antwone Fisher are my safe space.

'Fun, freeing, and enjoyable' is... is... I don't watch 'fun, freeing, and enjoyable' and feel at ease. I watch 'fun, freeing, and enjoyable' and start itching, looking around the room, fidgeting. I want out and I feel the walls caving in.

I want Precious.
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I’ll let you know if it drowns me in sorrow.

 
The Barry Jenkins Underground Railroad show I’m interested in on Prime if anyone’s seen it
 
1.) Remember The Titans
2.) The Rookie
3.) Angels In The Outfield
4.) Rudy
5.) Mighty Ducks: D2

Now I don’t eveeeeen have to tell you what I’m rating
 
Sylvester Stallone decided that for the shooting of the fight in "Rocky IV" (1985), he and Dolph Lundgren should hit one another for real, so as to increase the intensity of the scene. After doing three takes of Rocky taking shots to ribs, Stallone felt a burning in his chest, but ignored it. Later that night, he had difficulty breathing and was taken to a nearby emergency room. It was discovered that his blood pressure was over 200, and he had to be flown on a low-altitude flight from Canada to St. John's Hospital in Santa Monica, where he remained in intensive care for four days. What had happened was that Lungren had punched him so hard in the chest, Stallone's heart had slammed up against his breastbone and began to swell, cutting off the blood supply and restricting the oxygen flow throughout the body.

Stallone's insurance company thought he was faking it, saying that his injuries looked more "from head-on collisions when the steering wheels hit you in the chest." Stallone replied, "Have you seen Dolph Lundgren? That's a truck! That's a steering wheel! That's a head-on collision!" His insurance company honored the claim soon after that.

Over 8,000 people auditioned for the part of Ivan Drago. Lundgren was first turned down by the casting directors for being too tall but later on, he got the chance to send photos and meet Stallone who told him he had a good chance to get the part, but advised him to gain twenty pounds of muscle. In total, it took Lundgren several months to win the part.

During filming, Lundgren and Carl Weathers really did not get along and got into an altercation. Lundgren threw Weathers into a corner of the boxing ring. After that, Weathers shouted profanities at Lundgren while leaving the ring and announced that he was calling his agent and quitting the movie. Only after Stallone forced the two actors to reconcile did the movie continue. This event caused a four-day work stoppage while Weathers was talked back into the part and Lundgren agreed to tone down his aggressiveness. (IMDb)

Happy Birthday, Dolph Lundgren!

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