posted October 08, 2020 12:48 PM            

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Originally posted by Randall:
It's certainly subjective, but the suspense of not knowing if and when a favorite character will come to an end and seeing those close calls is a formula that has worked well for the show.

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it becomes repetitive, but i'm not a fan of shows that go on a long time to begin with

typically there comes a point where there's too much filler

that being said i did appreciate that episode with lizzie... back in season 4, that could have easily been stand alone though and separate from the show altogether

the characters i found likable/enjoyable were few and far between though

a lot of movies and shows suffer from commercials, announcements, trailers etc giving away too much before anyone even watches them

posted October 09, 2020 10:26 PM            

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Originally posted by Randall:
They do a great job keeping storylines secret. They have made many differences from the graphic novel.

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posted October 12, 2020 01:47 AM            

I watched the 1st episode last night! Wow, what was that! I know this actor Rick! I have seen him starring in a movie that I watch every Christmas!

posted October 12, 2020 01:54 AM            

I couldn't watch it when he fell off the horse and got under the tank!

And then in the end when he loses all hope and then suddenly! He hears a voice talking to him on the CB!

posted October 27, 2020 12:19 AM            

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Originally posted by teasel:
Glenn is the best. I didn't like the show after Negan showed up.

I don't watch the other shows, although I did start the one, when it premiered five years ago. A lot of things don't scare me, either. I find them predictable. One of my favourite movies that did creep me out a little bit, is The Orphanage. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UkuKtS-N1rM&ab_channel=MovieclipsClassicTrailers - it wasn't terrifying, but I like it.

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i liked the orphanage, had devil's backbone vibes so it was pretty clear why del toro backed it

devil's backbone was good but pan's labyrinth was the better of the 2 spanish civil war movies del toro made

my ex and i saw it (pan's labyrinth) in the theatre opening day by chance because nothing else was playing and we figured why not? so we had zero expectations along with everyone else in the theatre about the content since there was pretty much no marketing at that point (theatre in manhattan so test release type **** )

the woman who was sitting next to me spent about half the movie covering her eyes screaming and crying 🤣

not too long after that there ended up being so many spoilers and warnings with all the attention it got and i imagine that took away from the movie a little

not knowing the movie would be like that made the rabbit hunter scene and everything that followed extremely surprising

i found martyrs a bit stressful to watch, not scary, but almost frustrating with how tense it is, keeps you on edge wondering and then by the end you get where it's going but it's ****** and you were already invested

the original anyway i heard the remake was ****

it's gore but it's not like hostel or the devil's rejects or some other **** where it's just gore to be gore it really actually serves a purpose and is a huge part of the film's more philosophical points

@Randall

posted December 25, 2020 06:19 PM            

I have this friend of mine. We have known each other for almost 20 years. His wife left him and their little son because she wanted to live her life, so my friend raised his child by himself. This child is 19 years today and since I remember him he has always been cycling, as it has helped him fight diabetes with great success. This boy is a talent, he has won numerous medals, participates in national racings etc.