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Radio City Music Hall

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Participants Tyler Watson3Austin Grant10crimsonmoose3ruggedscout33Maria Nelson35nimblecrane20driftingmason7Peter Thompson3Nicole Morales12Elizabeth Patel67wearygardener13northerncrane4analogsailor2Brian Williamsquietdriver3John Cooper31steelstag4Arthur Anderson49Edward GreenJose Wilson7brightfox6Jack Sanchez5Richard Hernandez13
Arthur Anderson49 Arthur Anderson49 Active Member
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joined Nov 2007
#41 ·
crimsonmoose3 said:Oh, please! You clearly have no idea what an androgynous look even means. It’s right in the middle—neither strictly masculine nor feminine. So, you can't just label someone gay or a lesbian based on that alone. 😬

Jesus, that’s even worse. Lestat, am I totally losing my mind here?
crimsonmoose3 crimsonmoose3 Regular
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joined Jun 2006
#42 ·
Arthur Anderson49 said:Jesus, that’s even worse. Am I losing my mind, Lestat?

There is actually a term for that: hermaphrodite. 😬
Brian Williams Brian Williams Member
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joined Dec 2006
#43 ·
This movie is absolutely sensational.

Honestly, it’s one of the best films ever made.

Period.

The direction is spectacular, the concept is brilliant, and the acting is just top-tier.

Trailer
Edward Green Edward Green Regular
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#44 ·
crimsonmoose3 said:And there's a name for that too—hermaphrodite. 😬

Hermaphrodites aren't asexual. Period.

I loved this movie. It gets a little trippy at the start, though. 😁

I’m not usually one for musicals, honestly. But this movie? Absolutely crushed it.

I can't even deal with this right now. Absolute nonsense. said:Oh yeah, and then they'll probably throw in some New Orleans and Lautrec in the movie too. Just what we need.

Pierre La Mure actually wrote an autobiography called Radio City Music Hall. 🙂
northerncrane4 northerncrane4 Regular
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#45 ·
Brian Williams said:Trailer

Thanks, man. You're a real friend.
nimblecrane20 nimblecrane20 Member
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joined Dec 2006
#46 ·
crimsonmoose3 said:It’s called the Tilda Swinton effect. Basically, that androgynous look. 😈

LMAO, I can't even look at that woman.

Jodie Foster doesn't strike me as feminine either—that stare she gives—and now that I know she's a lesbian, it makes even more sense (no shade intended).

By the way, seeing Nirvana (SLTS) at Radio City Music Hall totally caught me off guard.
Jose Wilson7 Jose Wilson7 Newcomer
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#47 ·
I honestly love this flick, mostly because of how tacky it is. It fits perfectly since the whole thing is set during the bohemian era.
Maybe some people can't stand it, but hey, you know what they say:😳 there’s no accounting for taste.
northerncrane4 northerncrane4 Regular
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#48 ·
I mean, what is there left to debate besides personal taste? 😕
brightfox6 brightfox6 Newcomer
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#49 ·
northerncrane4:
I mean, what else is there to talk about besides personal taste? 😕

Old news, man... just old news. People go on about how "it’s such a beautiful sunny day" and all that stuff.
Or— The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog —you know, being all cinematic about it. 😬😬😬😬😬
northerncrane4 northerncrane4 Regular
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#50 ·
brightfox6 said:Man, time flies. "It's such a beautiful, sunny day," they say—as if that matters.

"Ugh, I hate this heat; I can't wait for some rain."
"Well, you know what they say—to each their own."

😬

brightfox6 said:Or— The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog—cinematic style. 😬😬😬😬😬


Alliteration is a common literary device.
😉
Jack Sanchez5 Jack Sanchez5 Newcomer
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#51 ·
This film is nothing more than a run-of-the-mill, mannerist eyesore—pure kitsch, really—and a pathetic attempt to replicate All that jazz👎 which, if we’re being honest, does the exact same thing but without all those tacky digital enhancements
crimsonmoose3 crimsonmoose3 Regular
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#52 ·
Carol Lee32 said:this movie is just a tacky, overproduced mess—a pathetic attempt to rip off All that jazz👎 without any of those modern digital enhancements

Even Doctor Strange😍 couldn't put it better. 👍
Richard Hernandez13 Richard Hernandez13 Regular
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#53 ·
An exotic trip to Switzerland!

😍
brightfox6 brightfox6 Newcomer
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#54 ·
Unknown (for the millionth time):

northerncrane4:
Alliteration is a common literary device. 😉

Man, you really have those lines down pat. 😬😬😬
So basically you're just like— Elizabeth, fetch me my slippers! – that's your whole vibe?! 😉
northerncrane4 northerncrane4 Regular
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#55 ·
brightfox6 Asks:
So, you're the one— Elizabeth—get me my slippers! A scheme?! 😉

I have to say—after he sings "I've grown accustomed to her face," having him sit there in his armchair listening to her voice on a record player... and then, when she actually shows up at the door? Sending her to grab his slippers after all that? Call me crazy, but I find that incredibly romantic. 😍
brightfox6 brightfox6 Newcomer
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#56 ·
MrBeast:
Honestly, I think there's something pretty cool about that part where he sings "I've grown accustomed to her face," puts on her record, and just collapses into his armchair... and then, when she actually shows up at the door after all that? He sends her for his slippers. Call me crazy if you want, but I find that whole vibe incredibly romantic. 😍

Man, stop it. You’re gonna make me fall right off my chair with all this heavy emotion... especially given the title.
I'm totally with you on everything said above. 👍
Anyway, take care of that heart of yours... looks like it might be one of the good ones. 👋

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