Happy birthday to one of the goats! Paul Thomas Anderson turns 55. What’s your favorite movie of his?
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Happy birthday to one of the goats! Paul Thomas Anderson turns 55. What’s your favorite movie of his?

Mine is probably Boogie Nights.

u/Perfect_Idea_2866 — 10 days ago
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A drunk man comes home late. His wife sees him and angrily exclaims, “Are you drunk again?!”

The man shakes his head and answers, “No, I am not drunk!”

“Okay, then prove it. There’s a clock over there. Can you tell the time?”

“Of course I can!” says the man.

He turns toward the clock and screams, “Hey! I am not drunk!”

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u/Perfect_Idea_2866 — 10 days ago
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Movies that are filled with badass moments?

Django Unchained (2012)

Essentially movies that feature one badass moment after another. Super cool shots, characters, and atmosphere.

u/Perfect_Idea_2866 — 10 days ago

If I had a nickel every time a movie opened with a camera traveling through someone's insides, I'd have two nickels. Which isn't a lot, but it's weird that it happened twice.

Uncut Gems (2019) and Marty Supreme (2025)

u/Perfect_Idea_2866 — 20 days ago

Since we’re talking about DiCaprio turning down the role in Boogie Nights (1997), it’s worth mentioning that Joaquin Phoenix was also offered to play Dirk Diggler.

Although he turned it down due to concerns about playing a porn star.

u/Perfect_Idea_2866 — 25 days ago

Letterboxd ads are getting out of hand

I understand it needs to make money and I’m ok with those ads beneath lists and in certain areas. But this is annoying.

u/Perfect_Idea_2866 — 28 days ago
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The Kubrick Scream?

I'm not sure if this has been brought up before, but I began watching Stanley's movies earlier this year and noticed a strange pattern in some of his pictures. So far I've watched Dr. Strangelove, The Shining, Eyes Wide Shut, 2001: A Space Odyssey, and A Clockwork Orange. Three of these films have a scene where a character seems to be screaming soundlessly. In 2001 it's during the final sequence when Dave is travelling through the 'Stargate'. In The Shining Danny is also screaming after he went to Room 237. And finally, in A Clockwork Orange Mr. Alexander is screaming when he finds out Alex's true identity while the latter was singing in the bathroom. I know that there's the Kubrick 'Stare', maybe this is the Kubrick 'Scream'? Does anyone know the reason behind this or am I just exaggerating?

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u/Perfect_Idea_2866 — 1 month ago
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Happy 10th year anniversary to The Nice Guys (2016)! What are your thoughts on this movie?

u/Perfect_Idea_2866 — 2 months ago

Would you agree with Terrence Fletcher’s way of teaching?

Whiplash (2014)

At the end it is proven to be effective. Although it is undoubtedly abusing and violent. Would you agree with his method “there are no words in the English language more harmful than «good job»”?

u/Perfect_Idea_2866 — 2 months ago