What Are You Watching Now?

[macdoc]

Not a fan of Rene but she is too perfect for this

Feel good movie and I do like the cast

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Looks good

Good stay home and watch movie day

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I've seen so many shorts ...realized I've never seen the whole movie

[pErvinalia]

It's a fabulous movie.

[macdoc]

Fantastic movie - I had no idea he still holds the under 1,000 cc record. Hopkins was perfect.
Recommended feel good movie big time.

Perfect followup
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yyMfzi6WRnY&t=6s[/youtube]

[pErvinalia]

Fuck I laughed. I've been watching youtube suggestions while playing poker for the last few weeks. Just got a Jordan Peterson vs Dawkins video this morning. Peterson is a fucking fruitcake! And then this short segment of that debate popped up. What is going on inside of his head??



The comments are a laugh too.

[macdoc]

Been wanting to see this and like Chalamet

used to play table tennis at college level ...was embarrassed when the Jr Champion of India and the City Champion of Hong Kong showed up in a demo tour. ,....
Whole other level than me :rolleyes:....they were very gracious in their overwhelming victory.

Marty Supreme movie: Timothée Chalamet prominently plays table tennis in the movie Marty Supreme, where he stars as a fictionalized version of real-life 20th-century ping-pong star Marty Reisman. [1, 2, 3]
He trained with a coach for several years to master the specific, hard-bat table tennis style from the 1940s and 1950s. His dedication was intense—he even traveled with his own ping-pong tables to the sets of Dune and Wonka so he could practice between takes. While the very fast ball trajectories in the film's intense match rallies utilized CGI and choreography, Chalamet performed the physical gameplay and stance himself to make it look authentic to fans of the sport

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I really liked her as Ellen
Not so sure as Eliot.
Followed them early on.

[macdoc]

Well now I can't recall if I watched the movie earlier or read the book first but ...repeat is just fine. Really well cast and the author is an experienced surfer so writing from the heart.


Growing up on Lake Erie was not a surfers paradise but I almost got myself killed dodging a whitewater kayak coming at my chest with a 200 lb paddler on board a 2m wave.
We made some traffic rules after that. he thought he killed me and I rolled just as he arrived....can still hear that damn kayak thundering over the bottom of mine.