thomasbourne

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r/blankies•

In the Blink of an Eye

real nerdy shit

So I turned it on, it’s almost over as I type this.

It’s a The Fountain/Cloud Atlas type movie but it’s just so boring. It’s got a pretty bad script and the interplay between the storylines is just not there.

I totally get why this thing sat on a shelf for almost three years before being shat onto Hulu

It cuts between the three stories way too often and is just a mess. I did hear Stanton in one of the Toy Story 5 press interviews say “it’s weird directing a movie no one will see and one everyone will see in the same year” and boy is that true. I’ve seen Toy Story 5 four times, (including two drive-in viewings) and I can pretty confidently say it’s Stanton’s better movie of the year.

Ka

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r/DanLeBatardShow•

I’m listening to the Lour. I’m from Seattle and have never been near Florida, so I’m a bit unfamiliar with local geography.

Does Stu really live in Orlando? I was curious how far it was and right now at 12:30 Eastern time, it’s 3.5 hours from Orlando to the clevelander.

Does he really drive 7 hours a day to make it to the studio? Or is him living in Orlando an exaggeration?

I’m just hoping a local can shed some light on this. What the hell haha.

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r/TheRinger•

I think Sean and Chris going full film student at points — to bill’s chagrin — is fairly insightful, but also really reinforces the dynamic I love about the three of them. Koeppelman is fantastic for Part 2, and I think that he does a good job balancing out the trio.

But what I absolutely can’t get enough of, by far, is Chris’s relentless and nonsensical impression of Archbishop Gilday (portrayed by the irreplaceable Donal Donnelly) yelling “INTERNATIONAL IMMOBILIARE!”

I also think that Bill’s stubborn defense of Frank Sinatra is just the funniest thing. It’s one of the few times on the Rewatchables I’ve listened to where he feels actually a little upset and out of control.

Of course, B

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