Offside Chat Archives (2014-2021)

Zachary Nguyen2 said:Give me a break. 😁

I watched it.
It's pathetic how much ego some people have.

Good grief, now I actually have to sit through this.
Since when did Tina start acting like she owns the place?

Matthew Young35 said:Good grief, now I actually have to sit through this.
Since when did Tina start acting like she owns the place?

Yeah, and a massive one at that.

Keith Miller30 said:Well, there you have it—Joe is totally innocent in all of this.

It’s almost a damn joke, if you ask me.

Amanda Evans2 said:From what I heard, she actually turned the tables on them; she told them she had a PlayStation at the place and ended up drugging them right there...

Poor Joe just got caught in the crossfire through no fault of his own.

It’s all kind of a blur, but I remember the apartment she dragged us to; she told us she had a PlayStation 4 and some videogametitles... I mean, honestly, who wouldn't have shown up for that?

http://www.foxnews.com/news/politics/dirty-scandal-details...802986

Miller always delivers the most reliable intel... ☕

It's actually pretty good, I caught it yesterday...

To be honest, I haven't even gotten around to watching the older Max movies yet. I’m planning to sit down this Saturday and power through all three sequels, though I had originally intended to dive into The Hobbit instead 🤦 .

The narrative doesn't actually carry over from the previous installments, so there's really no need to go back and watch the old ones if you don't want to...

It isn’t really about any specific critique; I simply missed out on that particular series altogether. There are several other "cult classics" that have slipped through the cracks for me—titles like Forrest Gump, Pulp Fiction, or Memento, for instance. Is it just me, or is it difficult to force yourself to sit through a movie when the premise doesn't immediately grab your interest?

Amanda Evans2 said:The narrative doesn't actually carry over from the previous installments, so there's really no need to go back and watch the old ones if you don't want to...

I wonder, are the movies by Taylor Swift and Selena Gomez part of the same cinematic universe?

Hold on a second, I don't have the previous season of Game of Thrones saved on my computer to double-check. That girl who travels with Samwell Tarly—who was the father of her child? Is he technically just her son, or is there more to the story?

Keith Miller30 said:To be honest, I haven't even gotten around to watching the older Max movies yet. I’m planning to sit down this Saturday and power through all three sequels, though I had originally intended to dive into The Hobbit instead 🤦 .

Keith Miller30 said:It isn’t really about any specific critique; I simply missed out on that particular series altogether. There are several other "cult classics" that have slipped through the cracks for me—titles like Forrest Gump, Pulp Fiction, or Memento, for instance. Is it just me, or is it difficult to force yourself to sit through a movie when the premise doesn't immediately grab your interest?

🤦

Man, you sure talk a lot about movies. 🤣 🤦

😁

Casey White13 said:🤦

Man, you sure talk a lot about movies. 🤣 🤦

😁

So what's the deal? You know how many actually good movies there are.

Zachary Nguyen2 said:So what's the deal? You know how many actually good movies there are.

How many?

Casey White13 said:How many?

58961

Casey White13 said:🤦

Man, you sure talk a lot about movies. 🤣 🤦

😁

I actually absolutely love movies, though I find it difficult to force myself to sit through something if the subject matter just doesn't grab my interest. It’s a similar situation with TV shows; I had heard that Sons of Anarchy was incredible, but I always dismissed it because the whole biker subculture seemed a bit foolish to me. Eventually, I gave in, watched a few episodes, and discovered that it actually turned out to be one of the best series ever made. ☕

I have a feeling that might be exactly how it plays out with the Vikings series as well. ☕

Keith Miller30 said:I actually absolutely love movies, though I find it difficult to force myself to sit through something if the subject matter just doesn't grab my interest. It’s a similar situation with TV shows; I had heard that Sons of Anarchy was incredible, but I always dismissed it because the whole biker subculture seemed a bit foolish to me. Eventually, I gave in, watched a few episodes, and discovered that it actually turned out to be one of the best series ever made. ☕

I have a feeling that might be exactly how it plays out with the Vikings series as well. ☕

No hard feelings. 👍 😁

Personally, *Vikings* did absolutely nothing for me—not sure why, honestly—and I totally bailed by the end of season one.

Out of those three you mentioned, Pulp Fiction is the only real must-see—and even then, only if you haven't seen Reservoir Dogs yet. You could throw in Forrest Gump or Memento. Good flicks, sure, but nobody actually *needs* to watch them. Honestly, it’s such a facepalm when someone calls themselves a cinephile but hasn't even touched Kurosawa, Tarkovsky, Bergman, or Godard. For anyone who actually loves movies, those are the real essentials.

Matthew Anderson4 said:Out of those three you mentioned, Pulp Fiction is the only real must-see—and even then, only if you haven't seen Reservoir Dogs yet. You could throw in Forrest Gump or Memento. Good flicks, sure, but nobody actually *needs* to watch them. Honestly, it’s such a facepalm when someone calls themselves a cinephile but hasn't even touched Kurosawa, Tarkovsky, Bergman, or Godard. For anyone who actually loves movies, those are the real essentials.

So true, I actually rewatched Seven Samurai just a few months ago...

You wouldn't think it, but Iranian cinema produces some absolutely stunning, visually gorgeous films too...

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0997246/

And the Swedish directors aren't bad either...

Matthew Young35 said:I wonder, are the movies by Taylor Swift and Selena Gomez part of the same cinematic universe?

Well, neither one ends up getting married in the end, so maybe they kind of are...