SargothI have three movies queued up this friday afternoon. When I come back in half an hour after getting a pizza, should I watch
How to steal a million (1966)
Escape from New York (1981)
Constantine (2005)
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I have three movies queued up this friday afternoon. When I come back in half an hour after getting a pizza, should I watch
Constantine (2005)
October sky (1999)
How to steal a million (1966)
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I have four movies queued up this friday afternoon. When I come back in half an hour after getting a pizza, should I watch
Blade Runner (final cut)
Smilla's sense of snow (1997)
How to steal a million (1966)
October sky (1999)
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I have four movies queued up this friday afternoon. When I come back in half an hour after getting a pizza, should I watch
Blade Runner (final cut)
Smilla's sense of snow (1997)
How to steal a million (1966)
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I have two episodes queued up this friday afternoon. When I come back in half an hour after getting a pizza, should I watch
The first two episodes of Star Trek Discovery S05
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I have four movies queued up this friday afternoon. When I come back in half an hour after getting a pizza, should I watch
Smilla's sense of snow (1997)
How to steal a million (1966)
Beneath the harvest sky (2013)
No country for old men (2007)
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I have four movies queued up this friday afternoon. When I come back in half an hour after getting a pizza, should I watch
Smilla's sense of snow (1997)
Beneath the harvest sky (2013)
No country for old men (2007)
Kimi (2022)
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and the winner is
with twice as many votes as the competition
No country for old men
after oh so many years I get to find out what this movie is about
aschmitz@sargoth Surely it must be about stateless old guys having trouble getting a passport somewhere because they've passed the grace period of adulthood in the Convention on the Reduction of Statelessness.
@aschmitz I always reckoned it'd be a feminist documentary about workers co-op that is run entirely by women and where old men are politely forbidden from participating in big decisions
@sargoth Seems plausible enough.