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@Xarpolis off topic, but do you have your PMs turned off? Was going to shoot you a message about Costco, but it wouldn't go through or couldn't find you.

Reminds me of that episode of tales from the crypt with Tim Roth where he is a struggling artist, sees someone die, and then paints a picture, and sells it. Then he starts killing people to paint more to make more money. Was a pretty good episode. I'm assuming it's kind of the same premise.

What if you hate Green Day?

Looks pretty interesting. Going on the list, thanks.

Mike Flanagan, huh. This might have some potential.

Wasn't this basically part of the plot of cyberpunk with the black wall?

I remember Taco Bell that summer when episode 1 came out, and there was the feel the force Taco Bell BS. I'm working one evening and couple of us took a big package of cups and ripped them all open. Yoda was what you were looking for. All we got was a bunch of nacho supremes and tacos. I...

No kidding? I wouldn't have guessed that from the movie in general other than I guess the last scene. I wonder if they changed it because The Death of Robin Hood with Hugh Jackman was coming out around the same time.

I think that's probably a good assessment.

I honestly didn't mind it and thought it was kind of cool. I think the movie also did say like 2 years later or something had transpired, so they probably went out into the woods and practiced their archery. It was honestly an unexpected twist, at least for me.

You got a link to the interview?

I don't even want to know what Halloween candy cost now.

I remember seeing the original one with Alan Quartermaine, can't remember that guy's name I think it's a Richard something, as a young lad. It was great and I actually sat down maybe last year and watched the new one, I thought it was pretty fantastic. I agree though I don't know if I...

Ftfy... Edit: sorry I missed the joke. Good show...

Did you just get done watching it, and was my initial assessment based on the trailer that it's like a Wes Anderson movie true?

I didn't realize it was the same guy who did Birdman. Actually went on a date with my wife prior to us getting together I guess when it came out up there in Charleston. I still stand behind my opinion that this looks like a weird Wes Anderson type thing and maybe one day I'll watch it but...

I recognized him once he was in a couple of scenes and I was like I know that guy and then I remembered. It's kind of pretty good cast though. You got stannis baratheon, the guy from Shogun, and John Ball is in a ton of different movies but I guess off the top of my head snow piercer. Just...

Yeah I want to say that's probably one of his first movies. I think I saw him in Hackers first though. I don't think I ever got around watching trainspotting until I was in college. But I did see Dracula 2000 in the movie theater!

Fucking Zero Cool, magician! And I think he was Van Helsing's sidekick in Dracula 2000.

They did the other day though with It Ends.

Yeah he's kind of a hit and miss lately. I don't watch a lot of his reviews anymore but I know sometimes there's a game that's coming out that I'm somewhat interested in I'll at least check out his stuff because he's somewhat tolerable, but since his YouTube Fame has kicked in, I find myself...

Well also don't think I've ever seen a bad Mel Gibson directed movie.

Dude, you're in for a treat. I've been thinking about it, and I almost seems like it's a lot longer than it is and not in a bad way, but that's because the different Acts or chapters change so much throughout the film, but at least with me I was hooked the entire time. I know people shit on...

Hey I might do a lot of shit posting, but when it comes to a movie review, I always try to be honest. I won't give it my seal of approval if I don't believe in it. Like I said yesterday I was just going to watch part of it while I was having lunch, and ended up watching the whole damn thing...

I'm assuming you're being serious, but I told you so.

I guess I got lucky because my mom was always pretty good in the kitchen and pretty adventurous as far as food, and I guess growing up in New Orleans helped expand my horizons as a kid. You mentioned your grandparents and it was that way with my dad's side of the family. My grandma buddy...

I'm all for trying new stuff but I think there are just some combinations of things that probably best I avoid. I still really want to eat a goose, even though every time I've talked about it my mom is like you're not going to like it or whatever, and I guess that's coming from my grandfather...

No I have not and nor will I ever. I mean I guess the closest thing I probably had is Thai food with like a peanut sauce and I'm not a big fan. It's just not a flavor combination that works for me. Hey if you enjoyed it more power to ya, it's just not my cup of tea. I mean maybe if I had a...

Hartz Chicken I guess that's another chain down in the south, and it was buffet. Was pretty cheap but it's pretty substandard chicken. Various locations would always be packed though because you go in and load up, but in regards to quality your mileage would vary. We had one in Brenham, and...

That's the one. I just remember there was a little movie trailer he had done for it, I guess trying to get the project off the ground because like you said he was going to expand upon the character. I was looking forward to it cuz I figured it'd be a complete shit fueled nightmare of hilarious...

Whatever happened to that Tommy Wiseau blade runner movie he was making? I don't even remember what it was called.

I've never heard of that chain. I guess it's a northern thing. It was always KFC if I was up in Wisconsin on the farm because that's all they had, anns of course Popeyes in New Orleans, and I guess out in South Carolina it was Bojangles, which isn't bad, but it's not Popeyes.

I started watching this while I was having lunch earlier, and ended up watching the whole thing. It's fantastic, and totally worth your time. Probably one of the best movies I've seen all year.