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[playingtherosangel]

2/4! 🌴🌺🌹 #hidingundertrees #insidethedome #ididntsneeze! (at Gardens by the Bay) https://www.instagram.com/p/BtnHeDjlvbyU0uvGZnzZCfsb_QYZ9ihVFkq2YY0/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=149jg4sm6qbjl

[ricktimus]

jayandsilentboob replied to your photo:

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NEVER.

hidingundertrees replied to your photo: 

Did you find Jesus yet?

Yes. In the bathroom mirror

[ricktimus]

THE PARKING LOT, ANDREW.

AFTER SCHOOL.

[ricktimus]

Hey Rick! I don't want to fight you for Marion Cotillard, but if it comes to that, it will be a scrap to be remembered.

IT. IS. ON. GUY.

[ricktimus]

claremoss replied to your chat: Dear God, sorry to disturb you but...

nooooo NOOOOOOO. I’m not even an atheist—I’m agnostic with leanings to stuff—but MY SPIRITUALITY IS NONE OF YOUR BUSINESS. especially in the workplace! What is he even thinking! “Uh, no, but he sure seems to keep finding me, asshole.”

She's a lady!  I mean, she's nice and well-meaning and all, but-- yeahwhatno.

hidingundertrees replied to your chat:

OH. NO.

HALP

[always-crashing-in-the-same-app]

Soderbergh!

1) The Informant!

2) Solaris

3) Ocean's Eleven

4) Traffic

5) 20 minutes of Out of Sight

Really, that's it? That's all I've seen? huh. The first 3 are several factors better than the last two, and I don't know why, since Clooney is essentially playing his fast-talking Coen Brothers bread and butter in Out of Sight but it just really annoyed me. 

[always-crashing-in-the-same-app]

MR STEVEN SPIELBERG!

1) Close Encounters of the Third Kind (This and the IJ Trilogy are the only Spielburg I own. Also this movie stars (not cameos but STARS, second billed to fucking Richard Dreyfuss) François Truffaut for some reason, so yeah, Number 1)

2) Jaws

3) Hook (BANGARANG, PETER!)

4) Jurassic Park

5) Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (I have argued and will argue about this on the internet.) 

6) Minority Report (Which I really need to Re-watch, I always liked it and just thought it was you know, minor popcorn scifi, but slowly beginning to realize how subversive it was of Bush Era Politics/Culture)

7) IJ and the Raiders of the Lost Ark

8) IJ and the The Last Crusade

9) A.I. (I think I'm one of the few people who liked this movie the first time I saw it, even it's ridiculous 20 minute epilogue, though I think I got rid of the DVD a few years ago.)

10-15 I have only seen once and so long ago I don't really remember, all of them roughly at the time of release... with the exception of E.T. but I still haven't seen more than 5 minutes of that movie since I was in short pants.

10) Schindler's List

11) The Color Purple

12) Amistad

13) Empire of the Sun

14) The Lost World: Jurassic Park

15) E.T.

16) The Adventures of Tin-Tin (watched in on a plane, so it probably deserves a second chance, but it was a little too flat for me. Dunno.)

17) Munich (this will always be at the bottom, I tried watching this twice, fell asleep the first time, forced myself to pay attention to it the 2nd time. I hated the message, the theme, and didn't think the way the story was told was that engaging or interesting. It felt really exploitative, and I wonder if I rewatch any of S.S.'s other "serious" movies, CP, SL, etc, if I would feel the same way.

And yes, I have not seen more than a few snatches of Saving Private Ryan, I've seen most of the ending I think, and none of the Normandy scene. Some day I will, and I will force everybody to talk about it.

[captainsunbeam]

I don't know if you're playing this game, but: Jason Reitman.

I'm not, but:

Thank You For Smoking (based on number of rewatches)

Up in the Air (based on George Clooney)

Young Adult (may change when I rewatch it this week)

Juno