Last Lounge in Soho

[Perfect Cell]

InCali I will respond to you and ignore the other nonsense...

I know where I live.

I know it's over for us now. We had the sweep, and one lucky swing ruined our hope... our life essence.

I know where I live... and I know when to die.

It's ok, you can take this opportunity to become a hockey fan. It's the Seattle Kraken's first season. They're named for you.

 

[Reek]

It's ok, you can take this opportunity to become a hockey fan. It's the Seattle Kraken's first season. They're named for you.

You will of course teach me the ways of the hockey... wont you?

@KRYPTON INC. ... I just realized you are inferior in all things. Goodbye.

 

[KRYPTON INC.]

You will of course teach me the ways of the hockey... wont you?

@KRYPTON INC. ... I just realized you are inferior in all things. Goodbye.

Thanks for the personal disdain.

Same time tommorow night?

 

[Perfect Cell]

You will of course teach me the ways of the hockey... wont you?

@KRYPTON INC. ... I just realized you are inferior in all things. Goodbye.

If I linked it, I would be banned six times over, so just search "Best of Shoresy Vol 1." on YouTube. It should be the first result. Then you will be ready.

 

[Morg]

Storms, tornadoes plow through Northeast Ohio | wkyc.com

pics of damages that storm caused yesterday

 

[Reek]

Thanks for the personal disdain.

Same time tommorow night?

dammit you're right. i want the big salad.

 

[Reek]

tornadoes scare the piss out of me... i was in an outbreak here in 95

 

[Perfect Cell]

dammit you're right. i want the big salad.

You do have the most refined palate.

 

[Micromind]

 

[InCali]

What about Sister Statistics?

Well, they are certainly related.

 

[Black Narcissus]

Why would a man buy a Big Lebowski over priced cardigan? Because it feels good on the skin.

 

[KRYPTON INC.]

Are we back?

 

[Reek]

we never really left.

 

[KRYPTON INC.]

we never really left.

Imma call you Cloud Flare from now on.

 

[KRYPTON INC.]

TBC's What If...? episode:

Podcast Episodes — TO BE CONTINUED... (A Fanboy Podcast)

 

[Perfect Cell]

@KRYPTON INC. @flickchick85 @Reek @InCali

It took 23 days, but I've finally finished all 32 movies.

Spoiler

Congratulations, Flick. I'm sure you're very proud.

I would say there wasn't a genuinely bad movie in the list, and I had a good time with all of them. Fargo is my standout favourite, though Princess Bride, Unforgiven and Beetlejuice are right up there. Here are my musings on the last 8 movies I watched:

Unforgiven: Little Bill probably should have given that speech about cool heads beating quick draws to his men at some point, but he was too busy building that house.

The Lost Boys: Dracula was on the previous list, which I liked a lot, but I gotta say that I prefer the young and sexy vampires with the *****in' soundtrack.

Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves: Alan Rickman behaving like a madman with the orchestral version of a Bryan Adams song as a backdrop is everything I could ask for in a movie.

After Hours: I'm just going to assume that New York is like this all the time, and that's the reason for why they invented the MetroCard.

Bull Durham: Crash accuses Annie of not having a job while he's out here on a Single-A contract probably making $53 a week and spending it all on the **** he breaks in bars.

Beetlejuice: It's like if Bugs Bunny was created by an insane person who's going through a goth phase (all of which is my jam).

Leon: The Professional: Wikipedia says that Gary Oldman improvised many of his lines, which makes me terribly uneasy, since he plays the drug-addled psychopath a little too well.

Something Wild: Never trust a bob cut.

I'm finally free. Except now I have to catch up on all the shows I fell behind on while watching these, and then of course Dune just came out, and oh my God it never ends.

 

[InCali]

@KRYPTON INC. @flickchick85 @Reek @InCali

It took 23 days, but I've finally finished all 32 movies.

Spoiler

Congratulations, Flick. I'm sure you're very proud.

I would say there wasn't a genuinely bad movie in the list, and I had a good time with all of them. Fargo is my standout favourite, though Princess Bride, Unforgiven and Beetlejuice are right up there. Here are my musings on the last 8 movies I watched:

Unforgiven: Little Bill probably should have given that speech about cool heads beating quick draws to his men at some point, but he was too busy building that house.

The Lost Boys: Dracula was on the previous list, which I liked a lot, but I gotta say that I prefer the young and sexy vampires with the *****in' soundtrack.

Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves: Alan Rickman behaving like a madman with the orchestral version of a Bryan Adams song as a backdrop is everything I could ask for in a movie.

After Hours: I'm just going to assume that New York is like this all the time, and that's the reason for why they invented the MetroCard.

Bull Durham: Crash accuses Annie of not having a job while he's out here on a Single-A contract probably making $53 a week and spending it all on the **** he breaks in bars.

Beetlejuice: It's like if Bugs Bunny was created by an insane person who's going through a goth phase (all of which is my jam).

Leon: The Professional: Wikipedia says that Gary Oldman improvised many of his lines, which makes me terribly uneasy, since he plays the drug-addled psychopath a little too well.

Something Wild: Never trust a bob cut.

I'm finally free. Except now I have to catch up on all the shows I fell behind on while watching these, and then of course Dune just came out, and oh my God it never ends.

As movies go, your 2 finalists are probably the 2 best of the lot and overall, I think @flickchick85 had the strongest lineup. No surprise there.

As far as being free goes, now you just have to listen to people tell you what they left off their list (The World According to Garp, Being There, etc.).

Actually, I think you're kind of a champ for getting through all of these. Congrats......but I don't get your fascination with White Men Can't Jump

 

[flickchick85]

@KRYPTON INC. @flickchick85 @Reek @InCali

It took 23 days, but I've finally finished all 32 movies.

Spoiler

Congratulations, Flick. I'm sure you're very proud.

I would say there wasn't a genuinely bad movie in the list, and I had a good time with all of them. Fargo is my standout favourite, though Princess Bride, Unforgiven and Beetlejuice are right up there. Here are my musings on the last 8 movies I watched:

Unforgiven: Little Bill probably should have given that speech about cool heads beating quick draws to his men at some point, but he was too busy building that house.

The Lost Boys: Dracula was on the previous list, which I liked a lot, but I gotta say that I prefer the young and sexy vampires with the *****in' soundtrack.

Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves: Alan Rickman behaving like a madman with the orchestral version of a Bryan Adams song as a backdrop is everything I could ask for in a movie.

After Hours: I'm just going to assume that New York is like this all the time, and that's the reason for why they invented the MetroCard.

Bull Durham: Crash accuses Annie of not having a job while he's out here on a Single-A contract probably making $53 a week and spending it all on the **** he breaks in bars.

Beetlejuice: It's like if Bugs Bunny was created by an insane person who's going through a goth phase (all of which is my jam).

Leon: The Professional: Wikipedia says that Gary Oldman improvised many of his lines, which makes me terribly uneasy, since he plays the drug-addled psychopath a little too well.

Something Wild: Never trust a bob cut.

I'm finally free. Except now I have to catch up on all the shows I fell behind on while watching these, and then of course Dune just came out, and oh my God it never ends.

 

[InCali]

@KRYPTON INC. @flickchick85 @Reek @InCali

It took 23 days, but I've finally finished all 32 movies.

Spoiler

Congratulations, Flick. I'm sure you're very proud.

I would say there wasn't a genuinely bad movie in the list, and I had a good time with all of them. Fargo is my standout favourite, though Princess Bride, Unforgiven and Beetlejuice are right up there. Here are my musings on the last 8 movies I watched:

Unforgiven: Little Bill probably should have given that speech about cool heads beating quick draws to his men at some point, but he was too busy building that house.

The Lost Boys: Dracula was on the previous list, which I liked a lot, but I gotta say that I prefer the young and sexy vampires with the *****in' soundtrack.

Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves: Alan Rickman behaving like a madman with the orchestral version of a Bryan Adams song as a backdrop is everything I could ask for in a movie.

After Hours: I'm just going to assume that New York is like this all the time, and that's the reason for why they invented the MetroCard.

Bull Durham: Crash accuses Annie of not having a job while he's out here on a Single-A contract probably making $53 a week and spending it all on the **** he breaks in bars.

Beetlejuice: It's like if Bugs Bunny was created by an insane person who's going through a goth phase (all of which is my jam).

Leon: The Professional: Wikipedia says that Gary Oldman improvised many of his lines, which makes me terribly uneasy, since he plays the drug-addled psychopath a little too well.

Something Wild: Never trust a bob cut.

I'm finally free. Except now I have to catch up on all the shows I fell behind on while watching these, and then of course Dune just came out, and oh my God it never ends.

I get to go see Dune on Tuesday. I hope it's good. I'm kind of a nerd when it comes to those books so I think I may be hard to please (for once).

 

[squeekness]

I get to go see Dune on Tuesday. I hope it's good. I'm kind of a nerd when it comes to those books so I think I may be hard to please (for once).

I liked the Lynch film so have some caution myself. On the other hand making two films instead of one might allow for more good detail so it could be better. Who knows?

 

[InCali]

I liked the Lynch film so have some caution myself. On the other hand making two films instead of one might allow for more good detail so it could be better. Who knows?

I loved so many of Lynch's movies, but THAT one.......it started raining.......RAINING at the end of the movie.

Dude's done some weird S*** though and I appreciate that. Eraserhead, Wild at Heart, Mulholland Drive, Blue Velvet.....whew.....

 

[Lily Adler]

Is there a reason I cannot find the GIF of this?

 

[KRYPTON INC.]

It would open a Hell Mouth is why.

 

[Reek]

Holy ****ing ****.

 

[C. Lee]

As far as being free goes, now you just have to listen to people tell you what they left off their list (The World According to Garp, Being There, etc.).

I believe he asked for suggestions for movies that were made starting in 1984.....Garp was 1982 and Being there was 1979.