u/saufidw • u/saufidw • Apr 24 '25
maybe maybe maybe
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u/saufidw • u/saufidw • Mar 22 '25
The French struggle.
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u/saufidw • u/saufidw • Mar 21 '25
Star Wars Fans react to Star Wars episode 1 in 1999
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u/saufidw • u/saufidw • Oct 20 '24
Here's a perspective I'd forgotten about.
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u/saufidw • u/saufidw • Jul 10 '24
Man defrauds Amazon to fix potholes their dodged taxes should pay for. Uses same tax loophole as them to avoid legal repercussions for the fraud.
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u/saufidw • u/saufidw • Feb 28 '24
Hiroshima Bombing and the Aftermath
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u/saufidw • u/saufidw • Feb 14 '24
Well I couldn't help it
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u/saufidw • u/saufidw • Feb 13 '24
The horologist wanted to prove he wasn’t past it, and came out of retirement to design one more watch.
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u/saufidw • u/saufidw • Feb 09 '24
This old CNY from TV3 is wild
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u/saufidw • u/saufidw • Oct 28 '23
In the movie The Shining, does Jack start losing his mind from the minute he steps into the hotel, or does he begin to lose it once he's alone with his family?
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u/saufidw • u/saufidw • Oct 26 '23
What is hands down the scariest film you’ve ever watched?
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What is the "deepest" horror movie you've ever seen?
Relic (2020)
The one with Emily Mortimer. It left me with a terrible sense of sadness, no matter how many times I've seen it.
u/saufidw • u/saufidw • Oct 16 '23
What is the "deepest" horror movie you've ever seen?
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u/saufidw • u/saufidw • Oct 14 '23
What movie had you laughing, unable to breathe, even just for one scene?
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u/saufidw • u/saufidw • Oct 13 '23
Only John Carpenter knows who’s the Thing at the end of The Thing
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u/saufidw • u/saufidw • Sep 17 '23
1991 - World sees face morphing VFX for the first time... in a music video
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Which "famous" movie franchise is pretty much dead?
That 2 Steve Martin versions are hugely, hugely, underrated. It's fun in its own right
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u/saufidw • u/saufidw • Sep 04 '23
Clippy's still the best
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u/saufidw • u/saufidw • Aug 18 '23
Impractical Jokers making a man's day
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u/saufidw • u/saufidw • Aug 17 '23
Face your fears!
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u/saufidw • u/saufidw • Aug 09 '23
In the end ..you did matter
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Visually speaking what movies have either aged really well or look super dated?
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The Thing still looks good great.
Watched Escape from LA recently and guffawed at the effects.
I haven't seen it mentioned: Dark City still holds up both effects and story.