Posts by Karen Smith9

Amanda Nguyen5 said:Wait, does the guy at the end of I Am Legend actually die or what?
Just tell me so I can decide if it's worth dropping some cash on a movie ticket.

I'd much rather spend my money on a couple of beers instead.

Why do you even care?... Will Smith is in it—that alone is reason enough to grab a drink

hiddenskipper59 said:Look, he’s certainly no vocal virtuoso—ha! 😉 But I don't see anything wrong with that; he's one of those performers who makes up for it with pure energy and attitude. It reminds me of how Bob Dylan uses those scratchy, unpolished vocals, or how Steven Cohen basically recites his lyrics rather than singing them—but honestly, it just makes the songs better. There are so many singers out there with massive vocal ranges who are just incredibly boring to listen to.

Yeah, tell me about it... people always drone on about "technique" or "vocal range"—but if the music itself is bad, it's bad. It’s the same story with those so-called legendary guitarists like Satriani or Vai, etc... they're all technical masters who play perfectly, but the songs are mediocre and everything sounds so cold. It's like saying a world record holder in the 100-meter dash runs more "gracefully" than someone else—it doesn't mean a thing if the soul isn't there.

Well, I wouldn't call myself a die-hard fan of those returns after all these millions of years—but honestly, Bauhaus put together a pretty solid album... I’d probably settle on a rating of 3 out of 5. That band has always been quite dear to me.

David Nelson74 said:But honestly—the most important thing is that they've managed to stay relevant for forty-five years now. And besides, what exactly is wrong with Mike's vocals? Please, let's be reasonable here!

Look, Mike is a decent enough guy... but the Stones have basically become a glorified, traveling jukebox at this point. It might just be time for them to finally call it a career.

Jessica Sanders89 said:Mate Mišo is definitely NOT a poser

Well, if Mate Mišo isn't a poser—then I guess Black Metal is basically a steamroller

Kevin Chavez3 said:Honestly, screw the whole vibe at the Lisinski concert hall—it really ought to be out in the mud and the dark, maybe even with some kind of thunderstorm rolling in to set the mood for something like "Tulip," for instance. 🙂

Screw you all too!!! I'm just saying, we shouldn't have this happening every single year like a bunch of atheists at a revival meeting. 🙄

Personally, I think it would be absolutely incredible if someone like David Byrne showed up. 🙂

@čvins - if my memory serves me right, wasn't last year's Coachella held on those weird off-days? Was it Monday and Tuesday, or Tuesday and Wednesday... 🤔

You can just dream about them playing "Tulip"... that's not really that Cave vibe anymore... and don't even get me started on Radiohead... good grief...

Oh, please... Hollywood cranks out something like 23,536 movies like this every single year—some of them are bound to crash and burn. The Postman is just completely nonsensical; an American mailman saving the world? Really? And of course, they make sure to drop in some Shakespeare quotes for good measure. As for Waterworld, it’s basically just a spectacle—think of it as a sort of Water-based Mad Max. Honestly, just go watch actual movies instead of every piece of crap Los Angeles vomits out.

Grace Lopez10 said:If we were to arrange these in some kind of logical order:

-Sodom👍
-El Topo
-Taxidermia
-Visitor Q
-Santa Sangre
-Battle Royale

The films mentioned here are certainly interesting, though I wouldn't go so far as to call any of them "morbid"... now, if we're talking true morbidity, look at American Pie and that sort of nonsense—or even those Farelly brothers' movies (if that's how you spell it)—that's where the real rot is. Honestly, Tarantino's stuff is just a collection of quotes within quotes, which feels pretty hollow to me. And don't even get me started on the mere presence of d. Moora or M. Ryan, or even seeing T. Cruise or K. Reeves on screen... in short, everything that makes me cringe is what I consider morbid, haha.