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introduce yourself and I'll recommend a movie
MasileinDE
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MasileinDE wrote:
Barbarella wrote:
Wraith wrote:

my name is hecate and im 21
i collect bones, plushies, and movie tickets.
i am in the goth subculture
i love dogs - pitbulls especially
i sing and make music
this reminds me of when I was a teenager so here is my fav movie from my teen years

Repo! The Genetic Opera

 "A worldwide epidemic encourages a biotech company to launch an organ-financing program similar in nature to a standard car loan. The repossession clause is a killer, however."

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I mean, that movie is pretty awesome, I'm still sad over the fact I lost the DVD after lending it to someone
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Date: 23-11-2021 15:04
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Barbarella wrote:
MasileinDE wrote:
In case this is still active:

I'm partial to what most would consider boring movies. I don't like action driven plots and fanfare just so something happens. Movies completely based on character development are absolutely fine by me and even preferred (hence why I like a lot of contemporary French movies and usually get bored during action movies).
I'm a bit split when it comes to sci-fi and all that. I like the genre, but I'm picky and can't really pinpoint what it is, that makes it so difficult for me. Sci-Fi movies and series' that I really enjoyed were Westworld (well, at least season 1), Almost Human, iRobot, AI. I think I like the human conflict part in movies in general?
On occasion, I like sappy romances, my all-time favourite is Stardust (nothing beats the sassy ghosts and Robert deNiro as sky pirate), though people keep telling me it's a bad movie (I refuse to believe so). Morbid comedies are also fun.
Style wise I'm a big fan of the way Guillermo del Toro uses colours and light to convey emotions. I'm not big on horror movies, but for him I make an exception.

Feel free to ask if there is more you need or want me to elaborate on.
Logan's Run (1976)



"A police officer in the future uncovers the deadly secret behind a society that worships youth."

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(also you should DEFINITELY watch the original Westworld from 1976 and the sequel, Futureworld from 1976)
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Date: 24-11-2021 17:37
Alam
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Alam wrote:
I don't think I ever commented in this thread. I like comedy, lighthearted shit I can put on and not think too hard about, gay men and I think that's it, that's pretty much all I look for in the media I consume because I am braindead. Oh and njb's, love a good Jewish boy uwu
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Date: 24-11-2021 17:41
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Barbarella wrote:
Alam wrote:
I don't think I ever commented in this thread. I like comedy, lighthearted shit I can put on and not think too hard about, gay men and I think that's it, that's pretty much all I look for in the media I consume because I am braindead. Oh and njb's, love a good Jewish boy uwu
Lemme think on this, I'm trying to not repeat movies in this thread, and the one I had in mind (Drool, 2009) I think I rec'd earlier. I'll def respond with a rec soon tho. 
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Date: 24-11-2021 17:43
Alam
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Alam wrote:
Barbarella wrote:
Alam wrote:
I don't think I ever commented in this thread. I like comedy, lighthearted shit I can put on and not think too hard about, gay men and I think that's it, that's pretty much all I look for in the media I consume because I am braindead. Oh and njb's, love a good Jewish boy uwu
Lemme think on this, I'm trying to not repeat movies in this thread, and the one I had in mind (Drool, 2009) I think I rec'd earlier. I'll def respond with a rec soon tho. 
Oh, there's an Israeli in it, nice!
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Date: 24-11-2021 17:46
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Barbarella wrote:
Alam wrote:
Barbarella wrote:
Alam wrote:
I don't think I ever commented in this thread. I like comedy, lighthearted shit I can put on and not think too hard about, gay men and I think that's it, that's pretty much all I look for in the media I consume because I am braindead. Oh and njb's, love a good Jewish boy uwu
Lemme think on this, I'm trying to not repeat movies in this thread, and the one I had in mind (Drool, 2009) I think I rec'd earlier. I'll def respond with a rec soon tho. 
Oh, there's an Israeli in it, nice!

Empire Records (1995)






"Twenty-four hours in the lives of the young employees at Empire Records when they all grow up and become young adults thanks to each other and the manager. They all face the store joining a chain store with strict rules."

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Date: 24-11-2021 18:19
Alam
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Alam wrote:
Barbarella wrote:
Alam wrote:
Barbarella wrote:
Lemme think on this, I'm trying to not repeat movies in this thread, and the one I had in mind (Drool, 2009) I think I rec'd earlier. I'll def respond with a rec soon tho. 
Oh, there's an Israeli in it, nice!

Empire Records (1995)

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"Twenty-four hours in the lives of the young employees at Empire Records when they all grow up and become young adults thanks to each other and the manager. They all face the store joining a chain store with strict rules."

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Oo interesting, thanks!
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Date: 24-11-2021 18:31
Keres
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Keres wrote:
i like astrology, spiritual stuff, art, listening to music (especially the neighbourhood), and writing. i'm practising witchcraft and i do tarot readings for people. idk if this helps at all
also i love greek mythology
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Date: 24-11-2021 18:35 | Times changed: 1
Djinn
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djinn wrote:
roller skating! :d
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Date: 24-11-2021 18:36
MasileinDE
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MasileinDE wrote:
Barbarella wrote:
MasileinDE wrote:
In case this is still active:

I'm partial to what most would consider boring movies. I don't like action driven plots and fanfare just so something happens. Movies completely based on character development are absolutely fine by me and even preferred (hence why I like a lot of contemporary French movies and usually get bored during action movies).
I'm a bit split when it comes to sci-fi and all that. I like the genre, but I'm picky and can't really pinpoint what it is, that makes it so difficult for me. Sci-Fi movies and series' that I really enjoyed were Westworld (well, at least season 1), Almost Human, iRobot, AI. I think I like the human conflict part in movies in general?
On occasion, I like sappy romances, my all-time favourite is Stardust (nothing beats the sassy ghosts and Robert deNiro as sky pirate), though people keep telling me it's a bad movie (I refuse to believe so). Morbid comedies are also fun.
Style wise I'm a big fan of the way Guillermo del Toro uses colours and light to convey emotions. I'm not big on horror movies, but for him I make an exception.

Feel free to ask if there is more you need or want me to elaborate on.
Logan's Run (1976)


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"A police officer in the future uncovers the deadly secret behind a society that worships youth."

IMDB | Wikipedia 

(also you should DEFINITELY watch the original Westworld from 1976 and the sequel, Futureworld from 1976)
Ohhhh, this sounds good. I think my dad even told me about this movie once (he's a big sci-fi nerd and really loves those movies). I actually have the Westworld/Futureworld movies on my watchlist already, but had issues finding streams to watch them (not really a fan of Amazon Prime to be honest :/ but well, if nothing else helps).
Maybe I'll make a sci-fi evening and watch all three of them in one sitting :d That's what week-ends are for, right?

Thanks for the recommendation!
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Date: 25-11-2021 09:30
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Barbarella wrote:
Keres wrote:
i like astrology, spiritual stuff, art, listening to music (especially the neighbourhood), and writing. i'm practising witchcraft and i do tarot readings for people. idk if this helps at all
also i love greek mythology
So I KNOW I said I wasn't gonna repeat movie-recommendations I gave to others, but I gotta rec The Love Witch to you

The Love Witch (2016)





"A modern-day witch uses spells and magic to get men to fall in love with her, with deadly consequences."

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Date: 25-11-2021 15:35
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Barbarella wrote:
djinn wrote:
roller skating!
Whip It (2009)





"In Bodeen, Texas, an indie-rock loving misfit finds a way of dealing with small-town misery after discovering a roller derby league in nearby Austin."

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Date: 25-11-2021 15:43
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Barbarella wrote:
MasileinDE wrote:
Barbarella wrote:
MasileinDE wrote:
In case this is still active:

I'm partial to what most would consider boring movies. I don't like action driven plots and fanfare just so something happens. Movies completely based on character development are absolutely fine by me and even preferred (hence why I like a lot of contemporary French movies and usually get bored during action movies).
I'm a bit split when it comes to sci-fi and all that. I like the genre, but I'm picky and can't really pinpoint what it is, that makes it so difficult for me. Sci-Fi movies and series' that I really enjoyed were Westworld (well, at least season 1), Almost Human, iRobot, AI. I think I like the human conflict part in movies in general?
On occasion, I like sappy romances, my all-time favourite is Stardust (nothing beats the sassy ghosts and Robert deNiro as sky pirate), though people keep telling me it's a bad movie (I refuse to believe so). Morbid comedies are also fun.
Style wise I'm a big fan of the way Guillermo del Toro uses colours and light to convey emotions. I'm not big on horror movies, but for him I make an exception.

Feel free to ask if there is more you need or want me to elaborate on.
Logan's Run (1976)


x
"A police officer in the future uncovers the deadly secret behind a society that worships youth."

IMDB | Wikipedia 

(also you should DEFINITELY watch the original Westworld from 1976 and the sequel, Futureworld from 1976)
Ohhhh, this sounds good. I think my dad even told me about this movie once (he's a big sci-fi nerd and really loves those movies). I actually have the Westworld/Futureworld movies on my watchlist already, but had issues finding streams to watch them (not really a fan of Amazon Prime to be honest :/ but well, if nothing else helps).
Maybe I'll make a sci-fi evening and watch all three of them in one sitting That's what week-ends are for, right?

Thanks for the recommendation!
try justwatch.com
it tells you where things are streaming 
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Date: 25-11-2021 15:43
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AtlantaG1912 wrote:
Love reading ya books, a massive harry potter and disney fan (did work for the disney store before it closed down) also had an ancestor on Titanic (did my uni disseration on the ship and people on board her) and finally i have a bengal cat named Willow (As in Willow from Buffy the Vampire Slayer) and a pomeranian dog named Rossi (As in MotoGP racer Valentino Rossi)
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kagura wrote:
Barbarella wrote:
kagura wrote:
oh yess thanks! i'm def gonna watch that, nothing better than old generic scifi 
I've been meaning to re-watch it, cuz I know the first time I watched it I enjoyed the plot but kept losing focus.
but its the one scientist doing whatever it takes to SAVE THE PLANTS
I love
i still haven't watch this movie but i think about it every now and then 
so someday anytime soon 
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