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kvetcha said:
Tried both pen and gummies on different nights, and it did a fine job on everyone else partaking, so I dunno.

I mean, it was fine, but I'm just as happy with a drink in hand.
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Ah that's not the real shit.

Plus it's a reported thing where the first time or two you don't know if you feel anything or not. Usually one time you will get REALLY high and then after that know how to modulate before that point. But do your thing.
 
gouis said:
Ah that's not the real shit.

Plus it's a reported thing where the first time or two you don't know if you feel anything or not. Usually one time you will get REALLY high and then after that know how to modulate before that point. But do your thing.
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Yeah, I'm not here to harsh anyone's mellow. :LOL:
 
The original Nosferatu is one of my favorite movies ever made, so I finally decided to give the Herzog version a go. It's really well made and a solid adaptation of the Dracula story, but I find it ironic that a movie made over 50 years later somehow feels more dated than the silent version from almost 100 years ago. I suppose that's more a testament to the fact the original is such a timeless and influential horror film, it'd be hard for any film to fully recapture it. That said, as far as remakes go, I think it does justice to the original film while still being it's own thing. Klaus Kinski is still creepy as shit as Dracula, but in a more pathetic and awkward way than Count Orlock was in the original. It's certainly an interesting interpretation of the character.
 
Anyone know how I can stream Kids or The Basketball Diaries? These seems to be 2 controversial films that are getting buried. Even buying used DVDs seems out of reach for the most part
 
I watched Searching - This is the thriller movie with John Cho that's 100% in the style of computer webcam / phone cam etc. I liked the story / Twist a lot, i didn't see it coming at all. But I thought the style it was filmed was a bit distracting. I thought it would it would have been a better movie if done conventionally but I get that it's a stylistic choice and a lower budget film. Also if they had a choice of movie to implement this style this would be it - its just not for me is all. Overall, I still liked it though.

 
We rented Black Widow this weekend. It was fine. Better than every recent DC movie I've seen. David Harbour and Florence Pugh were the best parts of the movie, Taskmaster was the worst part... aside from Black Widow apparently being invulnerable to everything.

I'd wait until it's included on D+ in October if you're on the fence about seeing it.
 
Max Sterling said:
We rented Black Widow this weekend. It was fine. Better than every recent DC movie I've seen. David Harbour and Florence Pugh were the best parts of the movie, Taskmaster was the worst part... aside from Black Widow apparently being invulnerable to everything.

I'd wait until it's included on D+ in October if you're on the fence about seeing it.
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If the The Suicide Squad is successful, I could see the momentum shift back to DC if they can figure out that formula. Marvel has become too much of the same, witty characters without too much of an edge (basically Deadpool for kids). At some point who does it appeal to besides maybe hardcore comic book lovers and kids. Idk just venting aloud
 
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