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The Artists-Fell asleep during the previews and woke up about 5 seconds before the end credits. I have NO clue what it was about. I did however mage to sober up enough to drive home. I'd had 5 20oz ales with my salad and pizza beforehand.
 
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DubCoffman62;2121567; said:
The Artists-Fell asleep during the previews and woke up about 5 seconds before the end credits. I have NO clue what it was about. I did however mage to sober up enough to drive home. I'd had 5 20oz ales with my salad and pizza beforehand.
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That's OK. I'm sure at some deep level your subconscious registered every last word of dialogue.
 
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localyokel;2121679; said:
That's OK. I'm sure at some deep level your subconscious registered every last word of dialogue.
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Third time I've watched it and while I love the movie the anachronisms drive me batshit crazy.

Rubik's Cube & Walkman weren't available yet 79. The Shuttle main fuel tank wasn't brown until '82.

I-675 didn't exist at the time nor did the 35 bypass around Xenia, 35 was also still a two lane surface road between Xenia & I-71. Finally the four lane extension of 35 W of Dayton towards Drexel did not exist (part of the white man's plot to keep a brother down) .

I'll just swallow the part about the flatlands west of Dayton becoming Appalachia (if nothing else I can just pretend it's a 10-15 miles farther south where the land does get a bit more rolling) although I imagine residents of New Lebanon might be a bit annoyed.
 
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Muck;2122896; said:
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Third time I've watched it and while I love the movie the anachronisms drive me batshit crazy.

Rubik's Cube & Walkman weren't available yet 79. The Shuttle main fuel tank wasn't brown until '82.

I-675 didn't exist at the time nor did the 35 bypass around Xenia, 35 was also still a two lane surface road between Xenia & I-71. Finally the four lane extension of 35 W of Dayton towards Drexel did not exist (part of the white man's plot to keep a brother down) .

I'll just swallow the part about the flatlands west of Dayton becoming Appalachia (if nothing else I can just pretend it's a 10-15 miles farther south where the land does get a bit more rolling) although I imagine residents of New Lebanon might be a bit annoyed.
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I also like that movie, but the thing that annoyed me the most was the lens flare. JJ Abrams, chill the fuck out with that shit. I could take the amount in Star Trek, but it was almost too much. Super 8 was too much. Took away from the movie a little for me.

I'd be sitting there watching and see random lights. "What is that light?" ..seconds pass.. "That had better not be le.. GOD DAMNIT STOP IT YOU JUST TOOK ME OUT OF THE MOVIE"

/rant over
 
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Thought it was pretty good for what it was. Simple bank heist movie. Matt Dillon seemed off his game though.


If it's good for anything, it was fun watching Hayden Christianson get blasted with a shotgun.
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I have tried to watch it 3 different times, and I get bored and switch channels.
 
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