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Cashier wants to go to the ocean

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Participants Maria Anderson9placidowl24quiethound45Carol DiazAustin Grant10Richard Carter59Anthony Baileynortherncrane4nimblecrane20cosmicstag16silverstag19Emily Sanders4nimblemarlin17blueranger12Samuel Ortiz3Christian Palmer95Henry Campbell5bluecyclist64
cosmicstag16 cosmicstag16 Member
11 messages
joined Apr 2023
#21 ·
The movie was absolute GARBAGE!
Richard Carter59 Richard Carter59 Member
29 messages
joined Nov 2006
#22 ·
I can't take anyone seriously who claims to have great taste in cinema when their entire watchlist consists of nothing but stuff like 😳fast and furious
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Anthony Bailey Anthony Bailey Regular
271 messages
joined May 2003
#23 ·
nimblecrane20 said:So, good taste means everyone's perfectly manicured and wearing full glam? Movies are supposed to show real life, and nobody lives like that...
You clearly don't know the first thing about cinema...

It’s pretty obvious that 70-80% of the people in this country hate American movies and just don't watch them
. 🙂
Anthony Bailey Anthony Bailey Regular
271 messages
joined May 2003
#24 ·
Richard Carter59 Asks:
People who brag about having "refined cinematic taste" but spend their entire lives watching nothing but *fast and furious* movies? I can't take them seriously. Honestly. 😳

Here’s the thing: real directors—the actual greats—know how to portray filth and the raw reality of existence in a way that’s both visceral and strangely captivating. They make the grotesque look artful. But this school of filmmaking we see over here? It’s lazy. Instead of using craft, they just rely on constant swearing and gutter talk spilling out of characters' mouths to make a point. It's cheap.
🙄

Anyone could do that. Seriously.
🙄
Anthony Bailey Anthony Bailey Regular
271 messages
joined May 2003
#25 ·
nimblecrane20 said:So, good taste means everyone has to be perfectly manicured and glued with makeup?? Movies are supposed to reflect real life, and nobody actually lives like that...

Then what’s the point of movies if that’s the absolute truth.
If people strictly need to watch "real life," then why don't we just stop making films altogether and just broadcast reality shows and hidden camera pranks instead?
🙄
Richard Carter59 Richard Carter59 Member
29 messages
joined Nov 2006
#26 ·
America Fan said:The trick is that real, decent directors express filth and actual life in a way that’s both appetizing and repulsive... whereas this American school style just needs profanity and spit flying out of mouths to make its point.
🙄

Anyone can do that,
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If your stomach can't handle it, don't watch. Leave people with stronger stomachs alone.

BTW, since anyone can pick up a camera, why don't you try making a film yourself and serve us something "non-American"...

How many of our movies have you actually seen to feel so bold about tossing our entire cinematic culture into the trash?
silverstag19 silverstag19 Newcomer
4 messages
joined Dec 2006
#27 ·
In an ocean of bad movies (at least if you ask me) produced since we got our independence, this one is definitely a step up. It’s nothing groundbreaking, just a solid film overall.
Richard Carter59 Richard Carter59 Member
29 messages
joined Nov 2006
#28 ·
silverstag19 said:In an ocean of mediocre movies made here—at least if you ask me—this one definitely stands out as better. It’s nothing groundbreaking... just a solid watch.

The truth is, there have been some truly terrible films. Now, Beatrice isn't quite that bad, but she's nothing special either. Personally, I found four-row and life with cockroaches to be absolute snoozefests. Maybe I missed a few... who can even remember them all now? If I had to pick the good ones, I'd say the American Story, Sunken Graveyard—which could have been stronger, but still—How the War Started on My Island, Melita Žganjer (is that the one with the three men?), and a very good one for me personally, Rider. Maybe Dreaming Gold, 100 Minutes of Fame, and What is a Man Without a Mustache belong on that list too, though I haven't actually seen them yet, unfortunately...
northerncrane4 northerncrane4 Regular
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joined Aug 2005
#29 ·
America Fan said:No matter if they make movies in San Francisco or whatever I do in my private life—they aren't going to make domestic films watchable, or anything people won't be embarrassed by when they realize Americans made them like this.
🧐

Beatrice—you’re the first person I’ve encountered who doesn't like the work of Dalibor dada Matanić. Honestly, your orientation is looking pretty questionable to me right now.
Emily Sanders4 Emily Sanders4 Newcomer
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joined Apr 2007
#30 ·
northerncrane4 said:Beatrice, you’re honestly the first gay guy I’ve ever run into who actually hates movies by Dalibor dada Matanić. I have to say... seeing this makes me seriously question your entire identity.


🤣 🤣
nimblemarlin17 nimblemarlin17 Regular
459 messages
joined Mar 2004
#31 ·
America Fan is trying way too hard to be the biggest gay icon on the planet, acting like they belong everywhere at once. Honestly, I’ve always had a bad feeling about them—just way too aggressive for my taste. 🤣
Anthony Bailey Anthony Bailey Regular
271 messages
joined May 2003
#32 ·
I’ve had my eye on you for a while now, nimblemarlin17,
you follow me everywhere I go.
🙂

😁
Anthony Bailey Anthony Bailey Regular
271 messages
joined May 2003
#33 ·
Richard Carter59 said:If your stomach can't handle it, then don't watch,

and I haven't
☕
I've had enough of that cabbage nonsense already

Richard Carter59 said:and leave the people with strong stomachs alone.

That’s maybe 10-15 percent of the people watching American movies anyway
😬

Richard Carter59 said:BTW, since everyone's a director these days, why don't you get in there and serve us something "non-American" for a change?

fine
🙂

Richard Carter59 said:How many of our films have you actually seen to be tossing our entire cinematic culture into the trash like this?

they're all the same, honey
😘
Anthony Bailey Anthony Bailey Regular
271 messages
joined May 2003
#34 ·
Richard Carter59 said:The truth is there were some seriously bad movies out there...

Oh, please.
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No way.

They’re all absolute masterpieces. Every single one has a unique, totally original plot—nothing ever seen before, definitely not ripped off. They're wholesome family flicks, perfectly watchable without any of that tasteless garbage or vulgarity.
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Anthony Bailey Anthony Bailey Regular
271 messages
joined May 2003
#35 ·
northerncrane4 said:Beatrice...

you're an idiot
😁
northerncrane4 northerncrane4 Regular
384 messages
joined Aug 2005
#36 ·
Come on, Beatrice, just admit it—you don't actually enjoy it. You're only claiming to be a fan so you have an excuse to get waxed and blast Madonna.
Anthony Bailey Anthony Bailey Regular
271 messages
joined May 2003
#37 ·
northerncrane4 said:Come on, Beatrice, just admit you don't actually like him. You're only claiming that so you have an excuse to get waxed and listen to Madonna.

actually, I'm in love with you
😘

but if you've got nothing real to say about movies, then get lost. This isn't a thread dedicated to your ego.
😁 😉
northerncrane4 northerncrane4 Regular
384 messages
joined Aug 2005
#38 ·
America Fan said:—if you don't have anything useful to say about movies, just leave—this isn't a thread dedicated to your ego
😁 😉

What are we even discussing regarding films here? I’m getting the impression this conversation is more about sauerkraut.
Anthony Bailey Anthony Bailey Regular
271 messages
joined May 2003
#39 ·
northerncrane4 said:What are we even talking about regarding movies here? I get the feeling we’re just discussing sauerkraut.

It's literally the exact same thing.
🤣 😉
Richard Carter59 Richard Carter59 Member
29 messages
joined Nov 2006
#40 ·
I have no idea where you're getting that percentage from.

What is it about our movies that actually bothers you? Is it because they feel real? The swearing? The fact that they take inspiration from others? I'm struggling to follow your logic... I'm trying to picture your version of a perfect movie. I doubt Jack Chen would star in it because there's too much violence, and I highly doubt 'fast and furious' would make the cut because of the language. Maybe 'the princess diaries'?

And I don't get why you're making such a big deal out of this. I already told you—if watching them makes you sick to your stomach, then just don't watch them. Are you looking for an argument or something...?

p.s. I suspect you've only seen a few trailers rather than the actual films themselves 😳

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