ALIEN (1979)
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ALIEN (1979)
If you see this QTP with a female anime character you love.
Just got done watching that one!
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That tracks with the prominent product placement of Tango in the first film.
Certain parties are communicating in gobbledygook signal words that can be applied with whatever meaning you want, and there is a large number of folks saying to themselves, “I know it’s all bullshit, but THIS part—my FAVORITE part—I can believe in that.”
There’s a difficulty in defining any of these terms because it’s all carny signal code intended to confuse and confound. What makes someone “smart” or a “mark” will never mean the same thing between two people. Which is also kind of instructive to the situation we currently find ourselves in.
Gotta love carny horseshit. A smark remains a smark for as long as they are aware that it’s all bullshit. As soon as there is an element of belief—you’re hooked back into being a mark. It’s a constant back and forth dance. And yes—the easiest mark is a mark that thinks they’re smart.
Trailer:
Alternate poster for God Forgives…I Don’t! (Dio perdona…Io no!), directed by Giuseppe Colizzi and starring Terence Hill, Bud Spencer, and Frank Wolff.
Poster for God Forgives…I Don’t! (Dio perdona…Io no!), directed by Giuseppe Colizzi and starring Terence Hill, Bud Spencer, and Frank Wolff.
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Title(s): God Forgives…I Don’t! (Dio perdona…Io no!)
Release Date: 10/31/67
IMDB Rating: 6.2
Runtime: 1:37
Director: Giuseppe Colizzi
Music: Ángel Oliver Pina
Starring: Terence Hill, Bud Spencer, Frank Wolff
Hey @criterion.bsky.social, now would probably be a swell time for an Idiocracy physical release. Who do I need to talk to about making that happen? Please and thank you.
I'm seeing grown-ass adults marvel at how high stocks jumped today - they must think their mom actually vanished when she played "peek-a-boo."
Trump approaches the presidency like a man who has done a *heroic* amount of cocaine.
new trolley problem just dropped
I think people reeeeealllly overestimate the role of trade and industrial policy in US dominance of heavy industry in the 1950s and really underestimate the importance of having dropped high explosives on every facility in Japan or Germany capable of manufacturing a ball bearing
If our democracy dies, this is its epitaph
Reminder that nativism is the (only) glue that keeps the Trump coalition together and that there is nothing to gain from copying it for the Democratic Party.
Over a month of siege has left people in #Gaza deprived of food, water and medicine, marking the longest period without relief since the war began.
Doctors Without Borders' teams are forced to ration medications and treat wounds without pain relief.
This must end.
Jamie is a redhead with her hair parter in the middle and feathered out to the sides, she has orange/yellow/brown plaid gear and a long matching coat with wide brown fur collar and lapels as well as the cuffs
Tom Baker as Dr Who, he has curly brown hair and a burgundy velvet jacket, a plaid vest that is a yellow/red/black plaid, a red ascot, a green velour hat, and a long tan scarf with yellow/red/black bands of differing sizes
It finally hit me, Jayme Hayter looks like she should be Dr Who's companion. Would have been perfect with Tom Baker
Trailer:
Alternate Italian poster for Death Rides a Horse (Da uomo a uomo), directed by Giulio Petroni and starring Lee Van Cleef, John Philip Law
Poster for Death Rides a Horse (Da uomo a uomo), directed by Giulio Petroni and starring Lee Van Cleef and John Philip Law
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Title(s): Death Rides a Horse (Da uomo a uomo)
Release Date: 8/31/67
IMDB Rating: 7.0
Runtime: 1:54
Director: Giulio Petroni
Music: Ennio Morricone
Starring: Lee Van Cleef, John Philip Law
Trailer:
Alternate poster for Requiescant, directed by Carlo Lizzani and starring Lou Castel, Mark Damon, and Pier Paolo Pasolini
Poster for Requiescant, directed Carlo Lizzani and starring Lou Castel, Mark Damon, and Pier Paolo Pasolini
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Title(s): Requiescant
Release Date: 3/10/67
IMDB Rating: 6.5
Runtime: 1:46
Director: Carlo Lizzani
Music: Riz Ortolani
Starring: Lou Castel, Mark Damon, and Pier Paolo Pasolini
A portion of John Quincy Adams' Amistad argument before SCOTUS: "I will not recur to the Declaration of Independence--your Honors have it implanted in your hearts--but one of the grievous charges brought against George III. was, that he had made laws for sending men beyond seas for trial. That was one of the most odious of those acts of tyranny which occasioned the American revolution. The whole of the reasoning is not applicable to this case, but I submit to your Honors that, if the President has the power to do it in the case of Africans, and send them beyond seas for trial, he could do it by the same authority in the case of American citizens. By a simple order to the marshal of the district, he could just as well seize forty citizens of the United States, on the demand of a foreign minister, and send them beyond seas for trial before a foreign court."
Was just reading John Quincy Adams' oral arguments before SCOTUS in the Amistad case and this part seems, uh, pretty relevant
You're not overreacting
They're literally torturing immigrants.