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You are wrong again of course. And LIR, it's more household drama and soap opera than history lesson.

Posted by Diva (aka Diva) Sep 19 '19, 08:32

I probably wouldn't want to go to it either if I hadn't watched it on TV.

Quick question - Does the 1917 movie look boring to you too? That trailer knocked my socks off.

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1917 is my most anticipated of the year -- nm - JackDawson Sep 19, 09:17
Also - Spawn Sep 19, 09:11 8
- using irony in an elegant way he's saying history can teach us a lot. -- nm - mud Sep 19, 09:13 7
  - spoiler - Spawn Sep 19, 09:15 5
    - spoiler - mud Sep 19, 09:17 4
      - spoiler - Spawn Sep 19, 09:24 3
        
        spoiler - mud Sep 19, 09:34 2
        
        spoiler - Spawn Sep 19, 09:39 1
        
        spoiler - mud Sep 19, 09:59
  - Exactly. -- nm - Diva Sep 19, 09:14
Historical pieces in general. Unless it is in regards to something major, but I am not really a fan of war movies. Cumberbatch raises my interest. -- nm - Spawn Sep 19, 08:35 22
- I'm sure you watched "Captain America: The First Avenger". (NM) - Marlowe Sep 19, 08:47 10
  - And as ST might remember it was by far my least favorite of the Marvel movies. I did not rewatch it until a year or so ago, with Logan. -- nm - Spawn Sep 19, 08:49 9
    - I can't say I remembered that. - Marlowe Sep 19, 08:52 3
      - My lifetime helps. So lets say, 1950s is usually off limits. -- nm - Spawn Sep 19, 08:54 2
        
        But greatness in a moment can transcend that. -- nm - Spawn Sep 19, 08:56 1
        
        Of course! (NM) - Marlowe Sep 19, 08:59
    - I still havent seen it and I LOVE HISTORY! ..(and Marvel) -- nm* - mud Sep 19, 08:51 4
      - it is great. -- nm - Beaker Sep 19, 08:52 3
        
        When viewed as a part of the complete Cap story arch it really is. When I watched it with Logan I liked it a lot more as I had seen where Cap went. - Spawn Sep 19, 08:55 2
        
        I guess I'd better see it, especially with the last (timewarped) season of SHIELD coming. -- nm - mud Sep 19, 08:57 1
        
        You kinda must. -- nm - Spawn Sep 19, 09:02
- I'm sure you enjoyed The Imitation Game & Dunkirk -- nm - mud Sep 19, 08:38 8
  - yes & did not see -- nm - Spawn Sep 19, 08:40 7
    - Dunkirk is a masterpiece, but kind of how 2001 is a masterpiece.. little dialog, lots of slow moments. -- nm - colin Sep 19, 09:02 6
      - If I had had the AMC movie pass I am sure I would have. It is the kind of movie I will probably watch at home and at least appreciate. -- nm - Spawn Sep 19, 09:04 5
        
        yeah, it's nice... you kind of have to be in a certain mood to take it on, but it's definitely worth seeing. -- nm - colin Sep 19, 09:09 2
        
        It's Nolan. Q.E.D. -- nm - mud Sep 19, 09:17 1
        
        ida know, Batman movies, Inception are pretty easy watches. -- nm - colin Sep 19, 09:22
        
        You kinda must. -- nm - mud Sep 19, 09:05 1
        
        A see a deal in our futu... in our now. -- nm - Spawn Sep 19, 09:09
- Benefit Lumberjacks is good in everything -- nm - Beaker Sep 19, 08:36 1
  - Crumblybits Bandersnatch. -- nm - Reagen Sep 19, 08:38

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You are wrong again of course. And LIR, it's more household drama and soap opera than history lesson.

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