#41 ·
..who knows, maybe those Canadians will actually pull something off...
Anything can happen, I guess... 😁
BTW, you find all sorts of things on Reddit—like this: Monkeys prequel or Episode One - 11 Monkeys 😉 😁 just kiddin' 🙂
Sideways
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Anything can happen, I guess... 😁
BTW, you find all sorts of things on Reddit—like this: Monkeys prequel or Episode One - 11 Monkeys 😉 😁 just kiddin' 🙂
#42 ·
As time went on, things just kept getting better—kind of like how a good bottle of Napa Valley wine 😉
It’s a solid four, though honestly, it’s more like a 4+
It’s a solid four, though honestly, it’s more like a 4+
#43 ·
Jessica Nguyen85 said:Anything can happen... 😁
BTW, you find all kinds of stuff on Reddit—like this: Monkeys prequel or Episode One - 11 Monkeys 😉 😁 just kiddin' 🙂
🤣 Pretty good connection 👍
#44 ·
Mr. Pes said:A friend was telling me about this documentary she saw—some winery owner with long, messy hair said their sales just exploded because they named a wine Sideways... or something like that. Apparently, tour buses are basically swarming them now. 🤣
The whole Napa Valley area totally boomed after that movie came out. 😉
#45 ·
Sandra King86 said:The whole Napa Valley area saw a massive boost after this movie came out. 😉
And why? Because it’s way easier to just buy some happiness in a bottle than actually try finding it in people. People always miss the point. But when they miss it in the form of a bottle of wine, nobody really complains...😁
#46 ·
Solid connection there.
This could actually turn into a pretty fun little game... maybe try finding a thread on Reddit and linking it to a specific movie.
Like, be cool
#47 ·
Jessica Nguyen85 said:This could actually turn into a pretty fun little game... maybe try finding a thread on Reddit and linking it to some movie.
Like be cool
First attempt: 😁
Psycho
#51 ·
I’d say this movie is a little overrated.
Even if it doesn't quite live up to all the massive hype from the critics, it still ranks pretty high among the films I've managed to catch this year.
I can't help but feel like there’s a bit too much playing it safe instead of leaning into genuine inspiration. Payne clearly knows his craft inside and out, but for a movie like this to really soar, you need something more than just technical skill.
Man, the cast is absolutely top-tier, though. Even when the casting feels a little too predictable, the actors manage to breathe life into the film in ways that Payne just can't quite reach on his own. Especially Giamatti—he plays the middle-aged loser archetype for the hundredth time, yet somehow, he never feels repetitive.
Even if it doesn't quite live up to all the massive hype from the critics, it still ranks pretty high among the films I've managed to catch this year.
I can't help but feel like there’s a bit too much playing it safe instead of leaning into genuine inspiration. Payne clearly knows his craft inside and out, but for a movie like this to really soar, you need something more than just technical skill.
Man, the cast is absolutely top-tier, though. Even when the casting feels a little too predictable, the actors manage to breathe life into the film in ways that Payne just can't quite reach on his own. Especially Giamatti—he plays the middle-aged loser archetype for the hundredth time, yet somehow, he never feels repetitive.
#52 ·
This movie is absolute perfection... just pure American reality... none of those fake, forced smiles or some stupid, predictable little ending... the way it wraps up is everything, because let's be honest, you only get one shot at certain things, and it’s damn satisfying when the protagonist actually figures that out.
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