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[tableplay]

I can't believe it took me almost 40 years to hear or know anything about it.

Well, I think the main factors are it didn't get released very widely (I don't remember hearing about it back when it was released) and of course it has the same name as a few newer movies. The left over hard ten bet was probably a flaw they missed in editing (I didn't catch that mistake - thanks for pointing it out).

[monet]

Instructional Video on how to operate a Bulldozer by Robert Mitchum...

[monet]

One of these movies you either get or you don't.
You'll either like it or won't even want to finish it.
I liked it and understood it right away.
Probably a combination of watching a lot of movies and I can relate to this movie from my own experiences and mental state.
I read a report that Jack bought the rights to the movie and refused to release it for about 30 years till around 2005.
I guess it is one of his favorite movies.
I liked it.

The scene starting at 1:14:50 is pure genius.
Really gave me an off balanced sensation and I'm guessing that is what the movie is all about.
Putting the audience off balance.

[MisterV]

Some classic shorts for storners to gape at...

[Garnabby]

Some classic shorts for storners to gape at...

For b = 2, and, i = 9, in the alphabet,

SeXen eerily distur29ng cartoons and animations.

---> Oregon State Insane and Idiotic Asylum.

https://anagram-solver.net/seXen%20e...s?partial=true


29 = (9 + 10 + 10) ---> [9 - (1 + 1)^2] = 5 = V = X.


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Dune 2 (2024) turned out to be a wokefest.

[Garnabby]

Dune 2 (2024) turned out to be a wokefest.

Looks okay.

"Dune: Part Two" tells stories of worlds both real and fictional in its plot marked with politics, prophecy and power — and it may have set a new standard in sci-fi along the way.

Denis Villeneuve's Dune: Part Two makes significant changes to the canon, emphasizing the dangers of political movements led by autocratic leaders. Changes in the film highlight Paul Atreides' thirst for revenge and lead to more overt themes of vengeance.

I don't think that Trump's being singled out, but, he would continue to be the silliest harmful leader, ever. Ha.

Hmm. I will have to check out that quote about prophecy. Let's see.

"Dune: Part Two" tells stories of worlds both real and fictional in its plot marked with politics, prophecy and power — and it may have set a new standard in science fiction along the way.

---> Federal Telephone and Radio Corporation - an associate of International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation.

https://anagram-solver.net/DunePartT...y?partial=true


Not much, once spelled out (to suit the anagram solver), except for the prefix tele, which - if I recall - has to do with something over a distance. After all, it's only a movie, which will end up on television.

But, actually, more to do with my last post, in the videos section, which had to do with my "Poem for Monet", which started, "Here come dots ..."

https://vegascasinotalk.com/forum/sh...l=1#post175638

[monet]

Dune 2 (2024) turned out to be a wokefest.

I know we covered this before, but I really didn't like the 2021 remake.
The 84 version is much more interesting and has better acting/actors.
Even with all its flaws.

After seeing the preview, I fully expect Kevn Costner's Horizon Trilogy to be Woke as Fuck too.
He kind of flirted with that in Open Range and the unnecessary love story.

The movies have to be DEI and WOKE today to get green lit.
Mostly because of who is in charge/power and because of the Academy Award rule changes.
The movie industry is dead and can only get worse.
Method Acting will not work anymore because the new generation doesn't understand suffering or the streets.
No more Oliver Reeds allowed.
The entire industry seems to have moved over to Netflix.

[monet]

This movie is better than anything they put out in the last 3 years...

[DGenBen]

Dune 2 (2024) turned out to be a wokefest.

I know we covered this before, but I really didn't like the 2021 remake.
The 84 version is much more interesting and has better acting/actors.
Even with all its flaws.

After seeing the preview, I fully expect Kevn Costner's Horizon Trilogy to be Woke as Fuck too.
He kind of flirted with that in Open Range and the unnecessary love story.

The movies have to be DEI and WOKE today to get green lit.
Mostly because of who is in charge/power and because of the Academy Award rule changes.
The movie industry is dead and can only get worse.
Method Acting will not work anymore because the new generation doesn't understand suffering or the streets.
No more Oliver Reeds allowed.
The entire industry seems to have moved over to Netflix.

The 84 version also had a then unknown Patrick Stewart. Funny he still looks the same age 40 years ago.