Kloakk said:

AstroSporeFiend said:

I need to check out the fountain. Looks pretty badass.

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It's really good, like maybe my all time favorite movie good.

Oh shit, almost forgot about Contact and Arrival, both great

Gilmour Hendrix said:

Thanks, man! I'll search them out!

Kloakk, I haven't warched any of those you shared. I'll check them out! Thank you!

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Well then get to it boi

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mushboy said:

it was trying to do the 'universe is infinite but personal' kinda thing.

been done before. decent movie tho. but i think amy adams sucks.

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I enjoyed arrival. But I still dont really get it... it was well executed, but I dont see the motivation for traveling all that way to change one person.

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PuffM4gicDr4gon said:

Pandorum is one of my favorite scifi/horror movies and is great to watch while tripping. The set work and props are A++.

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RealityGlitch said:

I confess, I need to get something off my chest. Probably because I'm tripping.

Anyone else remember a specific thing that happened in your life that changed everything for you? I do. It's not going to be a pleasant story. You've been warned.

My mom was what most people would call a "tiger mom." She wanted me to be a surgeon, but also, I wasn't good enough or smart enough to be anything. I think she developed schizophrenia when I was 12, but didn't realize she was crazy until I was 13. I can't even begin to tell you how living with someone like that was.

My dad tried to help her, but she wouldn't take her meds. He was never home because he was the sole provider, so he couldn't be there to make sure she was taking her meds. It got to the point where he couldn't take it anymore, so he left.

I'm 13 yrs old, a freshman in high school. He said he wouldn't take us from our mother, so he left us his number and new address and said, "When it gets too bad, call me and I'll come get you." I dealt with it until I couldn't anymore,  so I finally called him.

I wish I could erase this moment from my memory, but I can't. The next morning, my mom dropped me off to school as usual. She turned around and said, "When you get home, I'll give you each $200 so you can buy each other Christmas gifts." It was weird because it was almost like she wasn't crazy for once. I wanted to hug her like it was the last time I was going to see her, but if I did, she would know something was up. So I said, "Ok, bye." and jumped out of the car.

I couldn't even feel free. I was so upset and felt so guilty by that moment, and was also just mourning losing her. Six months later, my dad passed away.

I was able to avoid the system because, technically, one parent still existed. But that also meant that I had to figure out how to fend for myself.

Fast forward. I'm 15 years old and I'm hungry. I'd been drinking water to make myself feel full, but I couldn't do that anymore. So I walk into a Walmart and think, "What can I get to eat that will fill me up and I can't still make even if I don't have all the ingredients. Mac n cheese."

So I walk to the mac n cheese aisle, and as I'm trying to decide which flavor I want, I just happen to glance at the price. 44 cents. That was the moment. My life is so fucking worthless and low that I'm about to steal something that's 44 cents. I stole it, but also promised myself I would never, ever get to that point again.

A box of 44 cent mac n cheese is what changed a 15 year old's life. Ain't that some shit.

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OLDDAD77 said:

I dislike movies that make me jump! Horror movies are a hard no for me.

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COgrower said:

OLDDAD77 said:

I dislike movies that make me jump! Horror movies are a hard no for me.

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Same for me, I like to keep my trips light and fun, I stick to comedies and cartoons. Monty Python, Simpsons, American Dad are my favorites.

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RealityGlitch said:

A box of 44 cent mac n cheese is what changed a 15 year old's life. Ain't that some shit.

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