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∂³∑x² — 11 months ago(April 26, 2025 12:26 PM)

It
could be
seen as a comedy but I think the irony required to do so would require hiding the trans pacifist-aggressor that anarchists fantasise about a little too much.
The number 1 movie hinted towards, but never disclosed, can only be the one with Lynda from Halloween in it, (
This one
). Personally I disagree but it is a good movie.
The #1 underdog story (Popular enough to be discussed casually at that time) is the one starring
Will Sampson
, but I suppose that's the one good thing this movie brings up. The discursive value of difference.
Not worth watching to my mind, but not without note
Call me ∑

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Movie was atrocious Anna (Except that cool scene with the car doing a u-turn).
It was a bad copy of a Tarantino movie with Blaxploitation and Antifa ideals mixed in with poorly conceived ideas of what 1987 was
"Nigger" and "Ho" in a freestyle battle in 1987 - pah-leese!
"Yo, that movie, was hella rad!" is the opening line spoken in real time outside of the narrator. And that movie was The Lost Boys.
This movie is like
Stranger Things
and
Mac and Me
had a baby and sent it into an alternative dimension where
Super 8
was received as intended and it grew up in P Diddy's kindergarten with Bubbles the chimpanzee.
It's like
Transylvania 6-5000
but with every single thing wrong. To such a degree that it's actually praiseworthy in what it's done
Call me ∑

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