cfish140
| Favorite team: | LSU  |
| Location: | BR |
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| Registered on: | 8/7/2007 |
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re: Thoughts on Wild Horse 9
Posted by cfish140 on 11/13/26 at 2:45 am to athenslife101
Will be seeing it next week. Mcdonagh is very hit or miss for me. In Bruges is one of my favorite movies of all time, but I didn’t like 3 Billboards at all, and didn’t like Banshees nearly as much as everyone else did. 7 psychopaths was pretty good.
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re: What's the board's opinion of "The Kingdom of Heaven"?
Posted by cfish140 on 11/12/26 at 1:38 pm to finchmeister08
I feel like this movie pops up on here every couple months. I watched the directors cut earlier this year. It was good enough, just super long. Bloom didn’t really do it for me but the setting and battles are great. It had the misfortune of following up Gladiator.
Went to t-town in 2019 after suffering through the 12, 14, 16, and 18 home games. The elation can’t be described. Havent been to once since.
The Wager
Best HNF I’ve read in a long time
Best HNF I’ve read in a long time
Keys getting beat to the corner on that 3rd and 9 in the redzone the play before they went up 17-13. You hold them to 3 you still have momentum with it tied 13-13
I loved it. It’s probably in my top 10 favorites of the year. However, I get why others would hate it. There’s 0 action after the first 30 minutes and that’s why it has bad audience reviews, But I loved the premise. An aging Robin Hood trying to cope with his past and is ready to die but isn’t going to just give his life to somebody unworthy of it. It’s dark, gritty, and a slow burn. Hugh Jackman is born for these types of roles.
re: Pels vs Minnesota
Posted by cfish140 on 11/6/26 at 4:27 pm to whatiknowsofar
Trey back tonight?
Was actually at that game for a bachelor party. Nuggets vs jazz in Denver. We were cracking up :lol:
re: Sci-Fi/Fantasy Recommendation & Discussion Thread
Posted by cfish140 on 11/5/26 at 2:40 am to LoveThatMoney
Just a heads up for John Gwynne fans his new book Wolves of War released this week to great reviews. It’s book 1 of a planned duology with book 2 due out next year.
I read The Faithful and Fallen by him last year and loved it. Haven’t read Bloodsworn saga or Of Blood and Bone.
I read The Faithful and Fallen by him last year and loved it. Haven’t read Bloodsworn saga or Of Blood and Bone.
I watched Blue Velvet and Eraserhead for the first time this year and I think I’m just not a David Lynch guy. Mulholland Dr is great but everything else I’ve seen is just overly weird and uncomfortable.
It’s funny to see all these hardcore takes after 1 blowout win vs a horrible UNO team :lol:. We’ll know nothing about this team until Gonzaga. I am glad to see all the excitement for the program returning, though
re: The Uprising (with Andrew Garfield)
Posted by cfish140 on 11/2/26 at 5:24 pm to HoustonGumbeauxGuy
Rented this over the weekend, I actually enjoyed it but I’m a sucker for period pieces. It’s super bleak but felt very realistic. I do understand the shaky camera complaints, apparently greengrass does this in all his films and it makes things more hectic than they need to be.
Also, the ending scene felt out of place. I looked up to see if they added it after they decided to make this about Robin Hood at one point but they didn’t, it was always going to be the ending. They should have ended it after Garfield puts the mud on his face.
Looking at critics reviews I find it funny that most negative ones are because it’s “too bleak, gray, dirty, depressing, the outfits are drab” etc. like wtf do you think life was like for peasants back in the medieval ages :lol:
Also, the ending scene felt out of place. I looked up to see if they added it after they decided to make this about Robin Hood at one point but they didn’t, it was always going to be the ending. They should have ended it after Garfield puts the mud on his face.
Looking at critics reviews I find it funny that most negative ones are because it’s “too bleak, gray, dirty, depressing, the outfits are drab” etc. like wtf do you think life was like for peasants back in the medieval ages :lol:
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Didn’t we sweep Portland or is that my imagination?
Yep. I went to game 3 at home, my gf at the time didnt have a clear purse and we had to run back to the car to put her purse up. By time we got in the game was over. We went up 20 in the 1st qtr and never looked back. Vibes were so high we thought we actually had a shot at golden state without boogie only to quickly be brought back to reality with a gentleman’s sweep. It felt like we started all of those games out winning, though, before GS started the inevitable 3 ball rain.
Ari Gold
Tony Soprano
Rust Cohle
Tyrion Lannister
Tony Soprano
Rust Cohle
Tyrion Lannister
re: Mike Flanagan- Genius
Posted by cfish140 on 11/1/26 at 3:53 pm to CrappyPants
I think Midnight Mass is one of the best limited series of all time not just horror. It’s phenomenal
re: Queen has been
Posted by cfish140 on 11/1/26 at 2:45 pm to PrairievilleTiger
Wtf does Demps keep posting that keeps getting axed?
Auburn is terrible. If brown can’t run they’re fricked. He’s taken the most sacks in the league bc of how long he holds onto the ball and their o line isn’t great.
That win over UGA was the fluke of the year
That win over UGA was the fluke of the year
Fjord (2026) w/ Sebastian Stan (Cannes best film winner)
Posted by cfish140 on 10/31/26 at 9:09 am
I’ve had my eye on this one since it won the Palm D’or at Cannes this year (best film). It feels like it’s this years Sentimental Value and should be up for best international film at this years Oscars. Saw it in theatre yesterday.
I liked it better than Sentimental Value. It’s a slow burn Romanian/Norwegian film about a couple with 5 kids that have strong conservative religious beliefs that moves from Romania to an area of Norway that is much more progressive. The couple has 5 kids and when teachers notice marks on one of the kids they immediately assume the “crazy religious couple” is beating their kids and they are railroaded through the CPS system and their kids are taken. They spend most of the film justifying their beliefs and trying to get their kids back.
It’s a strong look at religious persecution of people with traditional values and beliefs, and how the more progressive parts of Europe view the old school Catholic beliefs of Eastern Europe. I was actually surprised at the glowing reviews it’s received considering how progressive film critics are.
Would be interested to hear anyone else’s thoughts on it and what the ending meant to them.
I liked it better than Sentimental Value. It’s a slow burn Romanian/Norwegian film about a couple with 5 kids that have strong conservative religious beliefs that moves from Romania to an area of Norway that is much more progressive. The couple has 5 kids and when teachers notice marks on one of the kids they immediately assume the “crazy religious couple” is beating their kids and they are railroaded through the CPS system and their kids are taken. They spend most of the film justifying their beliefs and trying to get their kids back.
It’s a strong look at religious persecution of people with traditional values and beliefs, and how the more progressive parts of Europe view the old school Catholic beliefs of Eastern Europe. I was actually surprised at the glowing reviews it’s received considering how progressive film critics are.
Would be interested to hear anyone else’s thoughts on it and what the ending meant to them.
re: Is ND auto playoff spot the biggest coo in college athletics that is just overlooked?
Posted by cfish140 on 10/29/26 at 3:02 pm to JamalMurry27
If they lose to Miami they should absolutely be eliminated from the playoff
Just finished Golden Son. Holy shite. I had a feeling things were going too well but godamn...
Was going to take a break to let my cousin catch up but frick that im going straight into morning star
Was going to take a break to let my cousin catch up but frick that im going straight into morning star
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