Movie Marathon (Part 4)

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  1. The Odyssey
  2. Star Wars: Starfighter
  3. Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender
  4. Practical Magic 2
  5. Avatar: Fire and Ash
  6. Dune: Part 3
  7. Young Washington
  8. Vie privée
    Also been out a while, but I have not had the time to sit down and watch it all the way through, no interruptions. Waiting for that.
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  1. The Odyssey
  2. Star Wars: Starfighter
  3. Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender
  4. Practical Magic 2
  5. Avatar: Fire and Ash
  6. Dune: Part 3
  7. Young Washington
  8. Vie privée
  9. The End of Oak Street

I think it looks ridiculous beyond words. But Mrs. Homie has just the worst taste in movies and is insisting we go to the St. Louis 'burbs (a 1.5 hour drive) to watch it. Ugh.

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Movies You Are Looking Forward To

  1. The Odyssey
  2. Star Wars: Starfighter
  3. Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender
  4. Practical Magic 2
  5. Avatar: Fire and Ash
  6. Dune: Part 3
  7. Young Washington
  8. Vie privée
  9. The End of Oak Street
  10. Disclosure Day

Also out for a few weeks already, but I haven’t seen it yet.

Pass.

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Movies that are mostly set in everyday reality, or some reasonable-ish approximation thereof, but with at least one memorable (at least to you) scene that dramatizes a dream, fantasy, delirious experience, or other unreal situation.

  1. The Big Lebowski - The Dude’s bowling dream
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Movies that are mostly set in everyday reality, or some reasonable-ish approximation thereof, but with at least one memorable (at least to you) scene that dramatizes a dream, fantasy, delirious experience, or other unreal situation.

  1. The Big Lebowski - The Dude’s bowling dream
  2. Lili (1953) - Teenage failed waitress and puppeteer’s assistant Lili is in love with a swanky magician who is engaged elsewhere and this is reflected in one dream sequence; later she has another dream sequence concerning the uncouth puppeteer who is attracted to her and his puppets.
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Movies that are mostly set in everyday reality, or some reasonable-ish approximation thereof, but with at least one memorable (at least to you) scene that dramatizes a dream, fantasy, delirious experience, or other unreal situation.

  1. The Big Lebowski - The Dude’s bowling dream
  2. Lili (1953) - Teenage failed waitress and puppeteer’s assistant Lili is in love with a swanky magician who is engaged elsewhere and this is reflected in one dream sequence; later she has another dream sequence concerning the uncouth puppeteer who is attracted to her and his puppets.
  3. The Wizard of Oz (1939) – The first nineteen minutes or so as well as the last two or three minutes are ‘reality’, while the bulk of the movie (the part filmed in Technicolor) is all a dream/hallucination caused by a blow to Dorothy’s head.

-“BB”-

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Movies that are mostly set in everyday reality, or some reasonable-ish approximation thereof, but with at least one memorable (at least to you) scene that dramatizes a dream, fantasy, delirious experience, or other unreal situation.

  1. The Big Lebowski - The Dude’s bowling dream
  2. Lili (1953) - Teenage failed waitress and puppeteer’s assistant Lili is in love with a swanky magician who is engaged elsewhere and this is reflected in one dream sequence; later she has another dream sequence concerning the uncouth puppeteer who is attracted to her and his puppets.
  3. The Wizard of Oz (1939) – The first nineteen minutes or so as well as the last two or three minutes are ‘reality’, while the bulk of the movie (the part filmed in Technicolor) is all a dream/hallucination caused by a blow to Dorothy’s head.
  4. True Lies (1994) - Ahnuld’s character briefly fantasizes about killing the sleazy used-car salesman whom he believes is having an affair with his wife.
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Movies that are mostly set in everyday reality, or some reasonable-ish approximation thereof, but with at least one memorable (at least to you) scene that dramatizes a dream, fantasy, delirious experience, or other unreal situation.

  1. The Big Lebowski - The Dude’s bowling dream
  2. Lili (1953) - Teenage failed waitress and puppeteer’s assistant Lili is in love with a swanky magician who is engaged elsewhere and this is reflected in one dream sequence; later she has another dream sequence concerning the uncouth puppeteer who is attracted to her and his puppets.
  3. The Wizard of Oz (1939) – The first nineteen minutes or so as well as the last two or three minutes are ‘reality’, while the bulk of the movie (the part filmed in Technicolor) is all a dream/hallucination caused by a blow to Dorothy’s head.
  4. True Lies (1994) - Ahnuld’s character briefly fantasizes about killing the sleazy used-car salesman whom he believes is having an affair with his wife.
  5. A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) - Freddy Kruger, deceased child killer stalks his victims in their dreams, with horrific results.
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Movies that are mostly set in everyday reality, or some reasonable-ish approximation thereof, but with at least one memorable (at least to you) scene that dramatizes a dream, fantasy, delirious experience, or other unreal situation.

  1. The Big Lebowski - The Dude’s bowling dream
  2. Lili (1953) - Teenage failed waitress and puppeteer’s assistant Lili is in love with a swanky magician who is engaged elsewhere and this is reflected in one dream sequence; later she has another dream sequence concerning the uncouth puppeteer who is attracted to her and his puppets.
  3. The Wizard of Oz (1939) – The first nineteen minutes or so as well as the last two or three minutes are ‘reality’, while the bulk of the movie (the part filmed in Technicolor) is all a dream/hallucination caused by a blow to Dorothy’s head.
  4. True Lies (1994) - Ahnuld’s character briefly fantasizes about killing the sleazy used-car salesman whom he believes is having an affair with his wife.
  5. A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) - Freddy Kruger, deceased child killer stalks his victims in their dreams, with horrific results.
  6. Ghostbusters (1984) - Ghostbuster Ray Stantz has a dream in which a beautiful ghost performs oral sex on him.
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Movies that are mostly set in everyday reality, or some reasonable-ish approximation thereof, but with at least one memorable (at least to you) scene that dramatizes a dream, fantasy, delirious experience, or other unreal situation.

  1. The Big Lebowski - The Dude’s bowling dream
  2. Lili (1953) - Teenage failed waitress and puppeteer’s assistant Lili is in love with a swanky magician who is engaged elsewhere and this is reflected in one dream sequence; later she has another dream sequence concerning the uncouth puppeteer who is attracted to her and his puppets.
  3. The Wizard of Oz (1939) – The first nineteen minutes or so as well as the last two or three minutes are ‘reality’, while the bulk of the movie (the part filmed in Technicolor) is all a dream/hallucination caused by a blow to Dorothy’s head.
  4. True Lies (1994) - Ahnuld’s character briefly fantasizes about killing the sleazy used-car salesman whom he believes is having an affair with his wife.
  5. A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) - Freddy Kruger, deceased child killer stalks his victims in their dreams, with horrific results.
  6. Ghostbusters (1984) - Ghostbuster Ray Stantz has a dream in which a beautiful ghost performs oral sex on him.
  7. The Secret Life of Walter Mitty (1947) - Henpecked and harassed, meek and mild-mannered Walter (Danny Kaye) retreats into a number of daydreams, where he leads a more exciting life.
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  1. The Big Lebowski - The Dude’s bowling dream
  2. Lili (1953) - Teenage failed waitress and puppeteer’s assistant Lili is in love with a swanky magician who is engaged elsewhere and this is reflected in one dream sequence; later she has another dream sequence concerning the uncouth puppeteer who is attracted to her and his puppets.
  3. The Wizard of Oz (1939) – The first nineteen minutes or so as well as the last two or three minutes are ‘reality’, while the bulk of the movie (the part filmed in Technicolor) is all a dream/hallucination caused by a blow to Dorothy’s head.
  4. True Lies (1994) - Ahnuld’s character briefly fantasizes about killing the sleazy used-car salesman whom he believes is having an affair with his wife.
  5. A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) - Freddy Kruger, deceased child killer stalks his victims in their dreams, with horrific results.
  6. Ghostbusters (1984) - Ghostbuster Ray Stantz has a dream in which a beautiful ghost performs oral sex on him.
  7. The Secret Life of Walter Mitty (1947) - Henpecked and harassed, meek and mild-mannered Walter (Danny Kaye) retreats into a number of daydreams, where he leads a more exciting life.
  8. The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari
    The Ur-“It was a dream!” movie, when that was actually a surprise twist.
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  1. The Big Lebowski - The Dude’s bowling dream
  2. Lili (1953) - Teenage failed waitress and puppeteer’s assistant Lili is in love with a swanky magician who is engaged elsewhere and this is reflected in one dream sequence; later she has another dream sequence concerning the uncouth puppeteer who is attracted to her and his puppets.
  3. The Wizard of Oz (1939) – The first nineteen minutes or so as well as the last two or three minutes are ‘reality’, while the bulk of the movie (the part filmed in Technicolor) is all a dream/hallucination caused by a blow to Dorothy’s head.
  4. True Lies (1994) - Ahnuld’s character briefly fantasizes about killing the sleazy used-car salesman whom he believes is having an affair with his wife.
  5. A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) - Freddy Kruger, deceased child killer stalks his victims in their dreams, with horrific results.
  6. Ghostbusters (1984) - Ghostbuster Ray Stantz has a dream in which a beautiful ghost performs oral sex on him.
  7. The Secret Life of Walter Mitty (1947) - Henpecked and harassed, meek and mild-mannered Walter (Danny Kaye) retreats into a number of daydreams, where he leads a more exciting life.
  8. The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari - The Ur-“It was a dream!” movie, when that was actually a surprise twist.
  9. Boxing Helena - a doctor kidnaps his neighbor and amputates her limbs to keep her in his control until it is revealed that it was all a dream.
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Movies that are mostly set in everyday reality, or some reasonable-ish approximation thereof, but with at least one memorable (at least to you) scene that dramatizes a dream, fantasy, delirious experience, or other unreal situation.

  1. The Big Lebowski - The Dude’s bowling dream
  2. Lili (1953) - Teenage failed waitress and puppeteer’s assistant Lili is in love with a swanky magician who is engaged elsewhere and this is reflected in one dream sequence; later she has another dream sequence concerning the uncouth puppeteer who is attracted to her and his puppets.
  3. The Wizard of Oz (1939) – The first nineteen minutes or so as well as the last two or three minutes are ‘reality’, while the bulk of the movie (the part filmed in Technicolor) is all a dream/hallucination caused by a blow to Dorothy’s head.
  4. True Lies (1994) - Ahnuld’s character briefly fantasizes about killing the sleazy used-car salesman whom he believes is having an affair with his wife.
  5. A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) - Freddy Kruger, deceased child killer stalks his victims in their dreams, with horrific results.
  6. Ghostbusters (1984) - Ghostbuster Ray Stantz has a dream in which a beautiful ghost performs oral sex on him.
  7. The Secret Life of Walter Mitty (1947) - Henpecked and harassed, meek and mild-mannered Walter (Danny Kaye) retreats into a number of daydreams, where he leads a more exciting life.
  8. The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari - The Ur-“It was a dream!” movie, when that was actually a surprise twist.
  9. Boxing Helena - a doctor kidnaps his neighbor and amputates her limbs to keep her in his control until it is revealed that it was all a dream.
  10. Brazil - a low-level government employee in a totalitarian, dystopian state has recurring dreams in which he is a winged, armored hero, rescuing a damsel in distress.

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Iconic Movie Villains

  1. Darth Vader (the original Star Wars trilogy)
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Iconic Movie Villains

  1. Darth Vader (the original Star Wars trilogy)
  2. The Wicked Witch of the West - The Wizard of Oz
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Iconic Movie Villains

  1. Darth Vader (the original Star Wars trilogy)
  2. The Wicked Witch of the West - The Wizard of Oz
  3. “He Who Must Not Be Named” (Lord Voldemort) – the Harry Potter franchise

-“BB”-

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  1. Darth Vader (the original Star Wars trilogy)
  2. The Wicked Witch of the West - The Wizard of Oz
  3. “He Who Must Not Be Named” (Lord Voldemort) – the Harry Potter franchise
  4. Anton Chigurh - No Country For Old Men
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Iconic Movie Villains

  1. Darth Vader (the original Star Wars trilogy)
  2. The Wicked Witch of the West - The Wizard of Oz
  3. “He Who Must Not Be Named” (Lord Voldemort) – the Harry Potter franchise
  4. Anton Chigurh - No Country For Old Men
  5. Nurse Ratched - One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest
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Iconic Movie Villains

  1. Darth Vader (the original Star Wars trilogy)
  2. The Wicked Witch of the West - The Wizard of Oz
  3. “He Who Must Not Be Named” (Lord Voldemort) – the Harry Potter franchise
  4. Anton Chigurh - No Country For Old Men
  5. Nurse Ratched - One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest
  6. Magua - The Last of the Mohicans

Wes Studi was terrific as ruthless killer.

And Vader was at his very scariest in Rogue One, IMHO.

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Lordy, yes. Just one scene, but it showed a Sith Lord at the height of his powers.

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Iconic Movie Villains

  1. Darth Vader (the original Star Wars trilogy)
  2. The Wicked Witch of the West - The Wizard of Oz
  3. “He Who Must Not Be Named” (Lord Voldemort) – the Harry Potter franchise
  4. Anton Chigurh - No Country For Old Men
  5. Nurse Ratched - One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest
  6. Magua - The Last of the Mohicans
  7. Khan Noonien Singh, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan