Cooked or floppy raw?I vote sausage fingers fight.
Cooked or floppy raw?I vote sausage fingers fight.
Joe/Jay earlier:
Honestly, this is the absolute last thing I will ever say to you so please don’t respond to this or to me ever again. Please.
Floppy raw, please.Cooked or floppy raw?
Jesus Christ.Repeated attempts to derail now. I’d report you but I know for a fact the mods have much more important things they could be doing with their time on here.
I dunno what kind of win you think this is, you’re directly quoting me - whilst others are reacting to those quotes - and I find it all rather menacing. Why can’t my request of you to stop be enough? Why can’t you remove yourself away from confrontation with me? Surely you don’t conduct yourself like this in Japan. They shy away from any confrontation there.
Oh come off it, just wind your neck in and pursue your vendetta in privateSad days when Shapiro is preferable over Nolan.
It looks the other way round from where I’m sittingThey're seeing you follow this self around and having a pop on at least 3 separate threads. From the Tokyo one to Koknbul's latest nonsense.
If they look at my profile, they will see how obsessed and desperate you are.
Is this how you normally spend your holidays, Jay?
Good for youIt looks the other way round from where I’m sitting
In a general sense, sure, but in the specific sense he stalking about, bollocks. Lets have a look at the list of post NCfOM winners:Neither do I. It is of course true enough that many films, books, songs, etc don't stand the test of time very well. But it's also true that we can't predict which ones will and which won't. Whoever thinks they can is kidding themselves. We cannot step outside our own time.
maybe so, but even with 'mixed' the idea that there hasn't been a single one of note is nonsense.Pretty mixed bunch for me. The King's Speech, or How We Won The War Because The King Didn't Stutter? Load of old wank.
I gather that that bloke in the tweet is a shitstain, but I have noticed before how the Oscars don't have a impressive hit-rate for identifying great films. That list mostly bears this out for me. Doesn't mean EEAAO won't stand the test of time. I think it's interesting enough that it could.
Well yeah.I gather that that bloke in the tweet is a shitstain, but I have noticed before how the Oscars don't have a impressive hit-rate for identifying great films. That list mostly bears this out for me. Doesn't mean EEAAO won't stand the test of time. I think it's interesting enough that it could.
I always figured the Oscars just chose things according to their own logic and internal trends.
I've seen all of them apart from Green Book. I would rewatch (or have already rewatched) maybe half of them?
Definitely feels like this is one of those almost 'rites of passage' realisations that most of us come to at some point.I always figured the Oscars just chose things according to their own logic and internal trends.
They’re the funny bits thoughOh, and obviously I really enjoyed EEAAO in the cinema, 'cause chaos and ADHD and existentialism and humanity 'n' shit.
Honestly, kinda could have done without the more 'silly' stuff like hotdogs and butt plugs and racoons. But maybe we all have a different version of silly.
E2A: much as I love JLC, I think Stephanie Hsu wos robbed.
It’s based on the “everything bagel”, which is the one that has the poppy seeds, all the other seeds, onion, garlic etc. in it.
You can get them at most supermarkets - they’ve been around for a fair bit, but I guess easy to miss if you know what you’re looking for.
Oh, and obviously I really enjoyed EEAAO in the cinema, 'cause chaos and ADHD and existentialism and humanity 'n' shit.
Honestly, kinda could have done without the more 'silly' stuff like hotdogs and butt plugs and racoons. But maybe we all have a different version of silly.
E2A: much as I love JLC, I think Stephanie Hsu wos robbed.
Much as appreciate Nolan's output, yes, it is refreshing to have an antidote to the more earnest sci-fi. If you could call EEAO sci-fi. Its got a sense of fun about it, like Kung Fu Hustle, or earlier stuff like Wing Chun and other comedic HK films.I agree. Although I did find the raccoons funny. And the rocks. This is just one of those subjective things, but I’m not generally a fan a whacky/zany humour, so some of those parts of film didn’t personally work for me. On the other hand they did prevent it from being too po-faced, cold and Nolan-esque.
If you don't mind, please can I ask why you say "this self" rather than me/I? I have noticed it a few times and wondered what the significance is.They're seeing you follow this self around and having a pop on at least 3 separate threads. From the Tokyo one to Koknbul's latest nonsense.
If they look at my profile, they will see how obsessed and desperate you are.
Is this how you normally spend your holidays, Jay?
That's actually not a bad list IMHO and many of the films do tell you something about what was going on in cinema/the world at the time in one way or another. So that's an achievement in itself. 'Best' is always going to be subjective.In a general sense, sure, but in the specific sense he stalking about, bollocks. Lets have a look at the list of post NCfOM winners:
Slumdog Millionaire*
The Hurt Locker
The Kings Speech
The Artist*
Argo
12 Years a Slave*
Birdman
Spotlight*
Moonlight
The Shape of Water
Green Book
Parasite*
Nomadland
CODA
I've seen all of them once bar the wank looking Green Book. The asterisked films I've happily watched at least twice and I would have no objection to viewing Shape of Water, Moonlight an even Birdman again. So, specifically, he is talking wank. But he's a right wing turd so of course he'd hate various of those films.