u/Mahaloth

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5/17 Weekly Discussion Question - What was the movie you saw as a kid that made you realize it was possible for movies to be bad? The first film you said "Hey....that's bad."

I am a child of the 1980s. We saw a movie, we liked it for what it was. However, as with anyone, there had to be a moment I saw a movie and realized it sucked. I had two:

  1. Superman IV - We went to the theater. We were pumped up. It did not take long before even I, at age 8, was saying that the effects look terrible. And the story is boring. And everything is terrible. We discussed its badness in the car on the way home.

  2. Leonard Part 6 - My Dad rented it. He probably saw Cosby* and its a family safe comedy and brought it home. Lame. Not one laugh, even from kids.

*Mind you, we had only positive associations with Cosby at that time.

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u/Mahaloth — 4 days ago
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Fatigue. Will it improve? Wegovy 1MG weekly shot.

I have taken two shots. I am 10 days in.

I feel very tired for some reason. I guess I'm eating less, but it seems more pervasive than just food related. I feel like fatigue is directly related to the shot.

Will it improve? I have 28 weekly shots of 1MG and was planning to use them over the next few months.

I keep reading about protein and stuff. I....guess I should be working on that? Not sure.

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u/Mahaloth — 10 days ago
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Mine tend to be movies that really just didn't get the attention they deserved when released. I suppose Paprika has a larger audience now because of how long it has been out.

If you haven't seen The Reflecting Skin, you are truly missing out.

People talk about Babadook, but The Nightingale does not get enough love from the same director.

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u/Mahaloth — 25 days ago