Flawed gem, with emphasis on gem. Features Dale Watson

First theater experience in over a year, and it was well worth the price of admission. On a side note: Jason Isbell did a fantastic job in his first real supporting role, while Sturgill Simpson played a nice Henry Grammer as well.

Bring Me the Nobhead of Alfredo Garcia

Shaun of the Nobhead

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Shaun of the Nobhead

The Assassination of Jesse James by the Nobhead Robert Ford

Three Men & a Nobhead

You've Got Nobhead

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Wed Nov 22, 2023 1:55 pm

You've Got Nobhead

The Man with the Golden Nobhead

Around The Nobhead In 80 Days

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Around The Nobhead In 80 Days

The Passion of the Nobhead
The Nobhead of the Christ

The Nobhead Warrior

Carnival of Nobheads

Sweet Sweetback's Baadasssss Nobhead

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Wed Nov 22, 2023 3:14 pm

Sweet Sweetback's Baadasssss Nobhead

Holy shit, I just used that one on a Premier League forum I frequent recently watched a documentary about the making of, so it’s fresh in my (nob)head

The Nobhead Wears Prada

Things To Do In Denver When You're (A) Nobhead

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Things To Do In Denver When You're (A) Nobhead

Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Nobhead

The Secret to a Happy Nobhead

With Six You Get Nobhead

Just rewatched this for first time since it came out, forgot how good it is

This looks fun

Seriously subversive & dark for a kids film, perhaps that is why I still love it so.

Have you seen the new willie wonka, Flea?

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Sun Dec 17, 2023 5:58 pm

Have you seen the new willie wonka, Flea?

The origin story with Chalamet? No, I haven't. I haven't seen a theatrical release in almost 2 years, and only 2 since the Before Times.

Stunning film, regardless your level of interest in professional wrestling.

The Boys in the Boat - Good, entertaining, more or less by the numbers true life underdog tale. The 3 people w/ me had all read the book and were disappointed that various plot lines were dropped for the movie but all agreed it was probably for the best in terms of keeping the movie manageable.

Oppenheimer - it would get "5 stars" just for being a movie by, about and for adults. That it happens to be really good is a bonus. The moviemaking skills in bringing a not-so-obvious-basis-for-a - major-motion-picture story to the screen w/ that level of quality is very, very impressive.

Barbie - The movie was worth seeing and i mostly appreciated the enormous, ambitious task that Gerwig undertook for herself but i don't think she totally brought it off. Again, gotta appreciate a movie by and for adults and Margot Robbie is terrific in a very difficult role to get right (but i probably would have said that even before seeing the movie, lol). i guess at the end of the movie i wasn't sure that the feminist message had come through that clearly or compellingly but it's not like i missed the point completely. A for effort, A+ for scope and ambition, B for entertainment value.

i finally saw _Breaking The Waves_ a couple nights ago.

Lars Von Trier certainly makes interesting movies.

Excellent film

If Wes Anderson is your thing, you will really like this.

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i finally saw _Breaking The Waves_ a couple nights ago.

Lars Von Trier certainly makes interesting movies.

I just finished his Director's Cut of Nymphomaniac. Not recommended for viewing with your parental units (no, I didn't)