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Which intro comes to your mind after seeing this ?
▲ 253 r/tvshow

Which intro comes to your mind after seeing this ?

I got two close ones - Curb's tune and Woke up this mornin got yourself a gun

u/FarEfficiency4397 — 20 hours ago
▲ 13 r/tvshow

Breaking Bad, The Sopranos, Better Call Saul done. The Wire is ongoing. What's next ? I feel like i peaked to early.

What other shows can be on this level ?

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u/FarEfficiency4397 — 4 days ago
▲ 0 r/thesopranos

Do u guys think Meadow heard the shot and started sprinting towards the diner in the ending?

I've been confused why Meadow was sprinting towards the diner at the ending. It's not like a meeting or something right. It's just a family dinner. Plus she had this scared look on her face while running. Do u think she heard the shot and started running to see what happened ? Maybe the door bell sound wasn't meadow entering but someone else. Maybe it's not as ambiguous as you think. I haven't searched this on reddit so I'm not sure if this has been highlighted before.

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u/FarEfficiency4397 — 4 days ago
▲ 98 r/thesopranos

Carmela talks about Meadow switching birth control in the finale of the show. Does that have any significance?

Just finished the finale and boy the ending was something else. Anyways Carmela tells Tony that Meadow is switching birth control while they are at the diner. Does that have any significance towards the show ? I felt it was mentioned for a reason which i can't understand.

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u/FarEfficiency4397 — 4 days ago
▲ 1 r/moviecritic

What would u change about the IMDB Top 10 ranking ?Switches, Additions, Removals etc.

One would be to put Godfather at the no 1 spot.

u/FarEfficiency4397 — 9 days ago
▲ 11 r/moviecritic

The greater the director, the harsher the scrutiny. True or false.

Do you think the better a filmmaker is, the more strictly their films should be reviewed, or should every movie be judged in isolation regardless of who directed it?

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u/FarEfficiency4397 — 14 days ago
▲ 2 r/randomthings

Whenever I look at Will he's always tilting towards his right. I feel like a long crispy crack is pending by tilting his head to the left. Random ig.

u/FarEfficiency4397 — 22 days ago
▲ 171 r/ksi

If Ksi joins back to The Sidemen, are people gonna hate him or forgive him ??

u/FarEfficiency4397 — 23 days ago
▲ 58 r/Filmmakers

What's the most rewtachable James Cameron film ?

I would say all of em are extremely rewatchable but for me Terminator 2: Judgement Day. Action, Sci fi and Arnold I mean what else is required.

u/FarEfficiency4397 — 28 days ago
▲ 2 r/WouldYouRather

Your girlfriend and bestfriend switch bodies. WYR marry your bestfriend in girlfriend's body or girlfriend in bestfriend's body. Only u and the other two will ever know about this. Can't explain it to others ( family members, friend etc )

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u/FarEfficiency4397 — 1 month ago
▲ 11 r/netflixindia

This movies looks too good even after 13 years?? Thoughts on Pacific Rim.

Amazing. If I saw this as a kid it would probably be my favourite film of all time.

u/FarEfficiency4397 — 1 month ago
▲ 119 r/netflixindia

If Hollywood tried to make Ramayana like they're doing the Odyssey, what's the reaction ?

Imagine Ramayana made by Hollywood with mostly American actors including Black actors, Hispanic actors etc etc. Whole movie in English and zero Indian actors. What's the reaction??

u/FarEfficiency4397 — 1 month ago
▲ 11 r/Cinema+1 crossposts

How would Face Off turn out if Travolta played Castor Troy and Nic Cage played Sean Archer before the "face off"??

I saw an interview where Nic Cage was telling how he only got to play Castor Troy at the beginning of the film. This got me wondering how the movie would play out if Nic and Travolta had each other's role. Nic Cage would play Castor Troy for the majority of the film and would be back Archer at the end of the film.

Travolta would have the priest scene. We would'nt see Nic Cage as Sean Archer trying to be Castor Troy and not able to see the mad side of Travolta as Castor Troy.

I had a stroke trying to write this.

u/FarEfficiency4397 — 1 month ago