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[ SECRET POST #4285 ]

⌈ Secret Post #4285 ⌋

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[Suikoden]

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[Great British Bake Off, series 8+]

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[Kelly Siegler on Cold Justice]

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[The Great Food Truck Race]

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Nostalgic sitcoms from the 90s like Friends and Seinfeld.

I don't find either of those shows all that great, and I didn't in the 90s either. Love Frasier though.

Friends yes, Seinfeld kind of

Seinfeld is just weird because only half of it is good but people remember all of it being good imo

The Revenent. Especially Leonardo Dicaprio's acting in it. He won a pity Oscar for it.

The English Patient. It was so boring. Pretty, but boring as fuck.

Edited 2018-09-27 23:40 (UTC)

Whedon. I don't think he sucks--except maybe as a husband--but he's not the genre-media god everyone claims him to be.

"Sixteen Candles," "The Breakfast Club," and "Pretty in Pink". (My apologies to Molly Ringwald.)

I just rewatched Breakfast Club and thought it had held up surprisingly well.

Labyrinth and The Princess Bride (the movie). I know everyone will want to kill me for both of those though.

*sharpens pitchfork aggressively*

If it makes you feel better, I've never seen Labyrinth fully, and every time Princess Bride comes on, I'll chuckle at a couple of scenes but have zero interest in watching it all.

"I know everyone will want to kill me for both of those though."

*nobody cares and one anon makes a joke about it*

Both of those movies are childhood favorites. If you don't like them, that's fine. No need to be so dramatic about it. ;)

Agreed on The Princess Bride. I have been made fun of by non-internet people for this.

I agree on both. Perhaps not helped by the fact I didn't see either of them as a child, but when I did finally see them, I didn't get why they were so well remembered.

I do think they're very good movies, but I also DID grow up watching them and I understand how that can impact your love of something that you might not necessarily see in the same way if you watched it later in life.

Woody Allen anything
Ernest Hemingway
John Wayne

Star Wars.

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