Post your #1 favorite film of all time, and guess eachothers personalities
Post your #1 favorite film of all time, and guess eachothers personalities
Brandon Rivera
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Brayden Smith
Pretentious twat who takes films too seriously. How'd I do?
Christopher Johnson
Capeshit/ Star Wars pleb who likes to think he isn't an embryo.
Ryder Smith
needs counseling
Xavier Carter
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Henry Perry
you look for small reasons in your life to feel superior to others around you
Dylan Butler
Your father directed Tombstone.
Camden Jones
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Nathan Butler
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Ayden Lewis
You will die a horrible horrible death.
Nicholas Morris
For some reason, as a kid this movie was just the best film ever. And it still comes to my mind with these kinds of questions.
Gabriel Richardson
You literally worship black cock.
John Bailey
You're a stalker.
Logan Jackson
pathetic pretentious cunt
Easton Reyes
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Dominic Morgan
Correct.
Joseph Moore
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Angel Mitchell
You enjoy causing destruction to slinkys
Gavin Hall
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Connor Baker
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Christopher Fisher
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William Powell
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Wyatt Walker
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Charles Hill
Even when you try to be serious in a situation, you always find yourself to some extent being lightly annoying and within humor.
Chase Miller
You a nigga.
Cameron Baker
E.T.
you're old
James Gomez
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Aiden Bailey
Let's do this.
Dylan King
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Carter Bailey
you cant be serious
I'm sure your great at parties
All those VHS, im imagining this is in some type of bunker type place? incase the world ends you'll always have a working copy
probably a pretty decent guy
memester
this concerns me
this saddens me
Landon James
I love this movie, but c'mon. Once Upon a Time in the West is better.
Josiah Evans
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Zachary Morris
Often the villain is just as important as the hero, for me there's not greater villain than El Indio, I feel like theres so much unspoken depth to him, from the way he smokes his joints and drifts out into the memory of the woman he raped and killed, showing such an almost unnoticeable sense of remorse and regret, almost he loved her in his own insane way.
to the way in this scene im posting, where for a moment he seems to truly belive he deserves his death, almost tempting god himself to intervene, before so coldly snatching the life of this man after killing his family.
He's such a jaded figure, he reminds me of Satan in Paradise lost,
Josiah Anderson
I agree with you about El Indio, and I think that For a Few Dollars More is the best in the Trilogy.
I rewatched the trilogy a couple days ago, and found The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly lacking compared to FAFDM. Amazing movie, but I still think that OUATITW is better.
and OUATIA his best overall.
Aaron Long
Patient and experienced viewer who picks a compelling premise over a guaranteed action packed blockbuster.