Boys from Brazil
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Hey, if anyone’s got that movie, just hit me up via PM
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Joshua Phillips3 said:You've spent way too much time watching Oz, Law & Order, and prison movies.
wearycobra74 said:Those are just pure prejudices.
It's just like the old prejudices in the USA claiming Dynamo was nationalist and Hajduk was an American club.
analogfalcon38 said:Now this one is actually pretty solid 🙂))
Sam Alvarez15 said:Oh, right.
Fine, let's call that a historical fact.
However, I will argue—with plenty of evidence—that Partizan is actually more "Royalist" than the Red Star.
It’s baked into their blatant militarism, which is obvious even just by looking at the name, and you can see it clearly in the lineup of their post-war presidents.
That is precisely why, speaking on behalf of the Gravediggers, I had to step in and respond to that little provocation from the brilliant Kenneth Anderson9.
coppernomad4 said:I honestly don't get this ranking at all... like, how are they even deciding which players go where or what position they actually play? It makes zero sense to me.
Michael Rivera63 said:Full Metal Jacket
Angela Rogers2 said:I mean, just look at how our local organized crime operates... it’s actually the perfect example. You’ve got everyone working together—doesn't matter if they're from different backgrounds or old rivalries—because in those circles, there isn't any of that old-school animosity. It just doesn't exist when business is on the line.
Like Gerald Rivera60 said, it's all about a shared interest—cold, hard cash.
Alex Long8 said:Ever watched a movie trailer and thought, "Okay, this is definitely happening, I need to see this," only to sit through the actual movie and feel totally let down?
Kenneth Lee16 said:DVDs are still way too pricey for me... so I was thinking about picking up two solid players and maybe grabbing a batch of 400 original Blockbusters. Any idea what those kinds of things go for?