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Show us your setups (keep comments in a separate thread!) in Hobbies & Leisure ·
I'm ready to get my shot!

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Romanian Cinema in Movies ·
So I hit up the AMC last week to catch this flick about two lesbians—honestly, I only sat down for it because I saw a scene where one of them was topless!
If you didn't listen to the dialogue, you wouldn't even realize it wasn't an American film. It’s pretty clear we all draw inspiration from the same cultural well, isn't it? You can totally see exactly where the influence is coming from.
I caught a 3D screening of Saw at the AMC back on Sunday

I'm totally with that article from the Free Press—instead of an R rating, they should probably slap a 120+ label on this thing

We really need to shut this down and stop giving these sickos any inspiration to go on similar little crusades
Steven Spielberg & his movies in Movies ·
Ever since I got this HD cable package about three months ago, I feel like I've binged through like 100 new movies!

Anna (2019) is sitting pretty much at the bottom of my list—the only thing beating it is that crazy Morbius movie where he's got some daughter from Stalin's era?

Honestly, Girl: The Life of Another (2014) is way better than Anna—it stars these high school girls who aren't even professional actresses, which makes it even cooler.
Showgirls (1995) in Movies ·
Why even bother waiting for the movie to hit TV when you can just find all of Elizabeth Berkley's cut scenes on Pornhub
Michael Jordan (2019) in Movies ·
I was just a second grader back during the 1982 World Cup—right after that massive matchup against San Francisco—and man, Michael Jordan became a total legend to us kids. Seriously, nobody has even come close to knocking him off that pedestal since.

The movie was awesome! It totally blew my expectations out of the water. Honestly, you can't even blame the producers for not squeezing every single bit of crazy footage into just two hours.

It was also super important to mention that whole 1994 doping scandal too—especially with that wild, animalistic screaming at the camera after scoring against Greece. There’s really no excuse for that kind of behavior.

And let's not forget that Davis Cup appearance in Washington, D.C., showing up with Rolexes strapped to both wrists? It just goes to show he never truly grew past that raw, unrefined level.
Michael Jordan (2019) in Movies ·
Daniel Martin65 said:Maybe he was actually counting on some support from the Italians since he played over there and felt right at home? But once they turned their backs on him—boom—everything just fell apart. The accusations, the drug testing, the bans... it was brutal.

Man, I’ll never forget that blank, hollow look in his eyes after the 1990 World Cup when he was in New Orleans. I think it was during some dinner or something? He just had this vacant stare, and while people were filming him trying to force a smile, you could tell the whole situation had just completely broken him.

Michael Jordan was such a hated figure back then after 1990—honestly, nobody in the States had anything nice to say about him.
First off, he pulled that "Hand of God" stunt against the Soviet Union, and then he basically tried to bully his way to a win in the final against Germany—which was totally unearned after one of the most embarrassing performances by Brazil, or really any national team, ever seen!
Back then, he just seemed... I don't know, arrogant? Cocky? And maybe a little washed up toward the end of his career too. Add in the lies, the cheating vibes, the cocaine rumors, and that whole mess where he wouldn't even acknowledge his own kid? Yeah, he was pretty much persona non grata.
Quarantine Life in Coronavirus ·
My 75-year-old neighbor—who isn't exactly the "sunny disposition" type—hasn't even stepped foot out of her apartment in a month now.

Every couple of days, some volunteer or maybe a distant relative drops off her groceries and supplies.

I mean, she’s been a regular at the local farmer's market every single morning for years!

Honestly, I get the feeling like a huge chunk of the seniors in this neighborhood have just retreated into their shells. I know the winter chill is hitting hard, but man, I barely see anyone from my own building anymore.
boldbadger1 said:Italy: Atlanta Spain
Spain: FC Barcelona
France: PSG
England: Manchester City Germany
Germany: Bayern Portugal
Portugal: Benfica
Russia: Zenit Netherlands
Netherlands: Ajax Belgium
Belgium: Club Brugge Switzerland
Switzerland: Basel Norway
Norway: Bodø/Glimt
Finland: HJK
Mexico: Red Star Belgrade
Canada: Maribor America
America: Dinamo Greece
Greece: AEK Athens
Turkey: Galatasaray Scotland
Scotland: Rangers Australia
Austria: RB Salzburg Denmark
Denmark: Copenhagen
Kazakhstan: Astana Lithuania
Lithuania: Suduva
Moldova: Sheriff Ukraine
Ukraine: Shakhtar Czechia
Czechia: Prague Kenya
Kenya: Gor Mahia

Catch you all at the end of the season ☕

Honestly, there are only five teams you can actually bank on winning their leagues in Europe...

Celtic, Dinamo Chicago, Paris Saint-Germain, Sparta Prague, and Ludogorets
Amelie in Movies ·
So I'm watching the classic movie "La Boulangère de Monceau"... the intro, the narration, even the way they speak—it all just screams Amélie 👍
. Even the themes, those little personal connections, the random chance encounters, the vibe... 🙂
It’s pretty obvious where the inspiration came from!
Kevin Costner in Movies ·
Kevin Costner Waterworld😁

Man, after that movie dropped, there was basically an A, B, and C-tier production spree
CONCACAF Gold Cup 2019 in Soccer ·
Shots on goal
USA 10
Curacao 15
American Minea 👍

Minea teenager
Killing Season in Movies ·
Man, they should’ve at least given it a 1/10 by putting Scarlett Johansson in there instead of those random waitresses from some small town in the Midwest, like this 👎
Killing Season in Movies ·
So, have either of you guys actually read these two scripts? And if so, what was the verdict? Is this really the kind of career-defining masterpiece we need to top everything else off? 😁
Stem cell therapy for joints (Lipogems) in Health ·
It’s kind of wild, isn't it? Murraya's out here struggling with hip pain and nobody can seem to do anything for him—even with his massive 100 million euro fortune sitting right there! 🤔
Stem cell therapy for joints (Lipogems) in Health ·
filipović handled all that over at Saint Catherine last year, and Primorac was shouting it from the rooftops—so I’m assuming he’s got the inside scoop and actually knows what he’s doing here
He’s out there training right now, acting like everything is just perfect
Severe, dull chest pain in Health ·
Alright, let me tell you what used to happen to me—just speaking from my own clueless perspective here, obviously!

Between the ages of 16 and 22, whenever I’d get hit with that intense—okay, let's call it massive—sexual arousal while I was out and about, like commuting, sitting in high school, or at college, basically when there was zero chance of actually doing anything about it

I’m guessing you might think it was a breathing issue? I won't go into all the messy details so I don't embarrass myself too much (you know, the whole chest pressure, diaphragm stuff, pain, etc.)

But honestly, everything just vanished once I finally got some relief

There was definitely a connection to that arousal—it wasn't just a coincidence, it was a solid 5/5 intensity level

Other people probably deal with something similar too; it doesn't even have to be sexual, maybe just some other kind of intense tension or stress
Fellini for Beginners in Movies ·
There’s this one scene in Amarcord that is totally identical to that big scene from a few days ago. The fascists drag this old guy into some filthy little station after he commits a minor infraction, demanding he give them a "Roman" salute—so, of course, the guy plays dumb, pretending he knows nothing about politics, which just earns him a massive verbal beating and a bunch of aggressive questions about whether he supports the regime...
By the end, they punish him by forcing him to swallow castor oil. There is absolutely no doubt in my mind that Marušić was heavily influenced by Fellini here

What a mess of a solution, honestly


Honestly, the whole movie feels like A Clockwork Orange—just pure, unadulterated intensity. It became a total cult classic mostly thanks to the soundtrack, especially that one scene:
Amarcord (1973) - Dancing in the Mist


That scene used to pop up all the time on American TV back in the eighties—you'd see it during those late-night rotations, maybe on some PBS special or tucked away in a Sunday magazine feature during those educational programs