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Disco Stu

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  1. 2 minutes ago, Jay said:

     

    Yay, another G&O fan!

     

     

     

    Yeah!

     

    Right, this is what the line was:

    "Don't care if it's braindead, don't care if it's limbless, if it has a penis"

     

    Much funnier than my half-remembered version of the punchline.

  2. 11 minutes ago, Bespin said:

    Hope you'll get a movie composer... or a JWfan!

     

    I'm definitely planning on doing whatever I can to foster a love of music.  I grew up with a pianist/organist father so it's very important to me.

  3. On 7/24/2012 at 9:06 AM, Stefancos said:

    P.S. This thread could also function as a gathering point for other parenting talk. ;)

     

    Resurrecting this thread to serve this purpose, as a place for general parenting/kids talk.

     

    My daughter is 2-and-a-half and we're finding out the gender of our second kid this afternoon!

     

    To borrow from a bit the comedy duo Garfunkel & Oates performs, all parents are lying if they say they don't have a preference for gender and break out the old "As long as it's healthy" cliche.  G&O use the joke, "I don't care if it's born without eyes or legs as long as it's a boy!" ROTFLMAO

     

     I admit to wanting a boy this time!  Doesn't mean I'd love the child any less if it's a girl!

  4. Just now, Stefancos said:

    Fucking hell you are being literal and annoying today, Jason!

     

    Yeah, I wasn't trying to make some precise, exact comparison.  Just a general feeling.

  5. It's sort of wild for me to wrap my head around that we're as far from Jurassic Park and Pulp Fiction as those were from, I dunno, Mary Poppins and Butch Cassidy.

  6. 4 minutes ago, Rose Dawson said:

    That seems to be a deliberate creative decision on Williams' part, anticipating the clapping and obnoxious cheering from the audience. You wouldn't be able to hear the piano anyway.

     

    Yeah that makes sense for a live concert like this.  Watching the film that piano part is such an amazing capstone to the incredible emotional crescendo of that last scene.  It's probably my favorite transition to credits in film history.

  7. What's our measure of a classic anyway?  Is it that a lot of people still actively like and will watch the film years later?  By that measure, all of the Star Wars prequels are classic films.

  8. 17 minutes ago, Jay said:

     

    ??  He answered you here:

     

     

     

    Oops!  He must have edited that in afterward!  Or I just missed it.  Ah well.  I prodded him and got a more insightful answer :)

  9. 1 minute ago, BloodBoal said:

     

    I think it's fine, since you can tell Stew gets the vibe of this place. He's one of us now!

     

    Not saying Stiff's behavior should be encouraged, though...

     

    I like to think I'm able to keep one foot in the sane world.

  10. 4 minutes ago, Romão said:

    Purely in terms of Blockbusters, I think TDK will have a similar impact and longevity that some of those 80's movies many of us grew up with

     

    Ugh. Sad but true.

  11. 4 minutes ago, Richard said:

    Probably the five best films I have seen this century are TRAFFIC, POA, TTSS, UNDER THE SKIN, and MASTER AND COMMANDER (with honorable mentions for THE MATRIX RELOADED, and TRON LEGACY).

     

    This wasn't the question.

  12. They definitely do, at least for more crowdpleasing fare.  It's a Wonderful Life and The Wizard of Oz are great examples too of films that TV made into the classics they are today.  Of course in this new era of streaming platforms slowly usurping traditional TV channels, who knows.

  13. Depends on what gains traction through TV airings.  Like, The Shawshank Redemption really only came to be considered a classic when it kept airing and re-airing on American cable channels like TNT or whatever.

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