What are your thoughts on the film Midnight Express (1978)?

What are your thoughts on the film Midnight Express (1978)?

Based on the true life story of William Hayes’ horrific time in a Turkish prison, and another in my series of Alan Parker films. Pretty heavy stuff. What do you think about it?

u/Clear_Nature_5055 — 11 hours ago
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What comes to mind when you see Alan Tudyk?

A versatile and talented actor who seems to make everything he’s in that much better, what are your thoughts about Alan Tudyk?

u/Clear_Nature_5055 — 11 hours ago
▲ 69 r/First48

Been impressed with rewatching Cleveland episodes that they’re actually a pretty solid department.

Million Dollar Question for instance was full of some twists and turns that really got them in there to do some good detective work. Anyone else feel the same about the Cleveland PD?

u/Clear_Nature_5055 — 3 days ago

Oooh mama, let’s celebrate our favorite dorky Amy Santiago moments!

She’s such a police nerd and I love her for that! Please share your favorite Amy moments and thoughts…

u/Clear_Nature_5055 — 3 days ago

What are some of those movies that come on randomly and you HAVE TO stop and watch them?

Fast Times at Ridgemont (among many others) come to mind for me. You know what I’m talking about — you’ve seen it countless times but for some reason, you’re switching channels and there it is, and so are you. For the duration!

u/Clear_Nature_5055 — 4 days ago

Does anyone else miss anything about earlier seasons of the show that may have evolved out, or wish there were new elements added to the current show?

Just watching older (like 2006) episodes and always noticing new things, for instance the death reveal to the victim’s family. They often included the reactions more which really reminds us how real and devastating this stuff is. But then again it’s depressing so maybe better it’s shown less. Anything stand out to you? Just curious.

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u/Clear_Nature_5055 — 6 days ago
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Does anyone else miss anything about earlier seasons of the show that may have evolved out, or wish there were new elements added to the current show?

Just watching older (like 2006) episodes and always noticing new things, for instance the death reveal to the victim’s family. They often included the reactions more which really reminds us how real and devastating this stuff is. But then again it’s depressing so maybe better it’s shown less. Anything stand out to you? Just curious.

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u/Clear_Nature_5055 — 7 days ago

Let’s talk guilty pleasures. We’ve probably all got at least one movie that we don’t mention in conversations with our film savvy friends or on dates that for some reason or another are dear to our hearts and perhaps comforting?

Or is this a ridiculous question because you’ve got the self confidence not to worry about it? Could have been panned by critics, done poorly at the box office or seem silly. No need to be embarrassed here, you’re among friends. What are some of yours?

u/Clear_Nature_5055 — 9 days ago

Let’s talk about your guilty pleasures. Those maybe mediocre at best flix that you don’t talk about with friends but secretly enjoy—and that’s all that really matters, right?

For me, A Knight’s Tale falls into that category. You don’t have to explain yourself if you don’t want to. It’s really a gut thing and you don’t need to make excuses, but still, embarrassing or not, please share some of yours.

u/Clear_Nature_5055 — 11 days ago
▲ 176 r/deadwood

Just wanted to happily announce a new Deadwood convert in a good friend of mine who should’ve seen it way sooner! He was hooked from the first minute. I told him so…

I tell people about the show often. Surprises me often how many people who I know, appreciaters of quality television and film, have either not heard of it or have never seen it. It’s great, we work together so now I’ve got someone to talk about it with 😊

u/Clear_Nature_5055 — 12 days ago
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What are your thoughts on Walton Goggins?

Shown himself to be versatile and able to embody the character, he often becomes a memorable part of whatever he’s in. He’s personally one of my favorite character actors.
How do you like Walton Goggins?

u/Clear_Nature_5055 — 13 days ago
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What are your thoughts on the film Pink Floyd The Wall (1982)?

Another one of my personal favorite Alan Parker directed films with an incredible soundtrack. In fact the movie is the soundtrack. Have you seen it and if so what do you think about it?

u/Clear_Nature_5055 — 16 days ago
▲ 85 r/Veep

Of all the cast of Veep, who would you want to be friends with?

Mainly them as their characters, but the actors themselves would be acceptable as well.

u/Clear_Nature_5055 — 17 days ago

Your opinion: OK, so take Verstappen and the two vets Alonso & Hamilton OFF the table, who’s your Top 5 CURRENT F1 drivers?

We’ll say, based on my last post, Max is the overall favorite for best current driver (I completely agree), so besides him and the other two obvious contenders, give us your numbered list of top remaining drivers on the grid…

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u/Clear_Nature_5055 — 20 days ago

Your Opinion: All of the current F1 drivers are in a race on a circuit they’ve never driven, driving the IDENTICAL CAR. Who wins?

We’re talking here about essentially pure driving skills. They can all drive fast around a track but in your opinion, whose skill and craftiness is getting that trophy in the end?

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u/Clear_Nature_5055 — 20 days ago

Your opinion: OK, so take Verstappen and the two vets Alonso & Hamilton OFF the table, who’s your Top 5 CURRENT F1 drivers?

We’ll say, based on my last post, Max is the overall favorite for best current driver (I completely agree), so besides him and the other two obvious contenders, give us your numbered list of top remaining drivers on the grid…

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u/Clear_Nature_5055 — 20 days ago
▲ 100 r/DestinationFormula1+1 crossposts

Your Opinion: All of the current F1 drivers are in a race on a circuit they’ve never driven, driving the IDENTICAL CAR. Who wins?

We’re talking here about essentially pure driving skills. They can all drive fast around a track but in your opinion, whose skill and craftiness is getting that trophy in the end?

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u/Clear_Nature_5055 — 21 days ago