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This looks surprisingly ok!

That sounds like a great way to spend a date.

I was the opposite way with my ex-girlfriend. She was mostly a fan of the less obvious types movies that I love, so I had to introduce her to a lot of more modern fare, which she liked.

And if they can handle The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, show them Seven Samurai, and see if they can handle three and a half hour long foreign films about the problems caused by strict societal divisions in feudal Japan.

City Lights would also be a pretty solid test. Gotta see if they're open to silent films.

This reminds me of the scene in You've Got Mail where Meg Ryan complains about how men are obsessed with The Godfather.

I've never actually dated anyone who hasn't been interested in it (I've only shown it to one girlfriend so far), but I have had several friends watch it without actually paying attention, and that knocks them down a peg.

Greetings, Debate Club!

The Rizzo and Gonzo double act is the best part of Muppet Christmas Carol.

Shit, you're right. I delayed my Father's Day celebration to take my dad to see Baby Driver.

My dad is a pretty big history buff, and Dunkirk is probably his favorite event in the history of… history. It's literally our wi-fi password.

I've only seen the first film, but the thing that all these reboots/remakes/sequels/prequels seem to forget is that the first movie isn't a traditional slasher but an incredibly dark comedy (which is why I know I need to watch the second one someday). The movie was fucked up, but a lot of that came from mining bleak

What was the last good role he did? Rango?

Ugh, Digger. The unfortunate love child of the poor man's Patrick Dempsey and 'Weird Al' Yankovic.

You need to rectify this as soon as you can.

For my own sake I will do as if for surety.

I kind of hope that this whole romantic comedy angle is an excuse for Woody to reunite with Bo.

Now I'm imagining all the Disney princesses storming the stage and taking it over in some grand, royal coup.

I've long avoided Bates Motel because Freddie Highmore already butchered one iconic fictional character, I'm not trusting him with another.

Welcome to the Order! *dons Deathstroke mask and begins singing ceremonial Blake Neely motifs*