u/trevrichards

I have tried to watch Marie Antoinette twice and ended up getting too bored to finish both times. Mind you I've watched and enjoyed several of Tarkovsky's, so this is very unusual for me.

I watched the entirety of Lost in Translation, but felt similarly underwhelmed. I love her soundtracks and I get part of the appeal is simply the great "vibes," but is there something else to them that I'm missing?

Edit: I am learning Sophia Coppola fans are extremely defensive about these boring films, but that apparently there really isn't much more to them than the "vibes" after all. I like stories, sorry. — To those offering genuinely thoughtful responses, thank you.

The deeper I get into wine, the more I want to share it with others. But I am realizing pretty much all the people I know who drink wine really just do so to get drunk. They might say "ooh that's good," and that's best case.

If I'm being honest with myself, I enjoy the feeling of being drunk a lot. That is a huge part of the experience for me as well. But I am also genuinely interested in wine, and if it's really cheap plonk the experience of being drunk is not worth it to me alone.

I'm curious how the community here feels about their own relationship with wine? Is the taste paramount? Is it mostly about pairing with food, experiencing the terroir, seeing how it develops with age, etc.? Or is it really the feeling of alcohol and the rest is secondary? Is it equally both?

This subreddit has existed for years and remains a blank slate. Why can't they do it?

Anyone know the easiest way to help out? (Sarcasm.)

If you check the Google reviews page of this complex you can see the photo evidence and other people in my exact situation who also noticed this. They say management was unresponsive. Who should we contact to get these poor doggies saved ASAP, should we just call 911?

We are here to talk about the greatest network sitcom, created and written by human beings.

Edit: No matter what happens, the comments were worth it. I love you all.

When thinking about your favorite shows and films over the years, which genre are you drawn to more? I'm just genuinely very curious about the crowd this show is mostly appealing to!