Comments by "beingsshepherd" (@beingsshepherd) on "Flashback FM" channel.

  1. Violence begets violence.
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  2. I don't suppose it's capable of mercy. I assume that producing blood-spatter and a corpse might create more of a future hindrance than a clean egression.
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  3. "It's not the years, honey. It's the mileage." ~ Indiana Jones
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  4. He was better known here in '90s Britain as that kid (Damian) from Aussie soap opera Home and Away. His co-star Dieter Brummer took his own life two months ago fyi.
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  5. oO(But why did the liquid metal T-1000 have to arrive naked 🤔)
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  6. I find this scene too aesthetic on every level to be genuinely chilling.
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  7. Just queueing up to be knee-capped 😂
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  8. "More" lol. That's the last thing this boring, puerile, video game needs.
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  9. I had a free ticket, sat front row for the first time in my life and alone also for the first time in a cinema. Sorry to say but this was utterly forgettable. Only things I remember about this preposterously overhyped film: white albino(?) twins with suits and dreads, swearing in French (something about toilet paper), Hill from Oz and Will Smith's wife living in an underground cave where Neo's become a nobody to the wretched inhabitants that Morpheus would preach to ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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  10. Last temptation??? There's no sinister soul-destroying con here. Imo this is an allegory for the foolish bachelor sacrificing his freedoms, ego and potential for the fantasy of a loving marriage.
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  11. Biden in Ukraine.
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  12. Is this a parody of Jeff Bezos?
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  13. Night vision probably isn't ideal for performing surgery.
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  14. Is that regarded a family car in America?
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  15. Feels like a comedy with soap opera acting.
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  16. I can't help but hear: Macadamia? Pistachio?
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  17. RIP George Floyd.
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  18.  @yei46fyfgh68  Madonna's Open Your Heart (1985).
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  19. I'm glad someone pointed out that weirdness.
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  20. With 21st century sensibilities it'd still be artistically worthless.
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  21. What are those little dots of light moving across the actors at 2:40 and 3:16 ?
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  22. As with James Dean, perhaps he invested too heavily in the deadly sin of vanity over safety.
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  23.  @joaniekeyser4036  Public competition for a Hollywood star was a necessity?
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  24.  @joaniekeyser4036  I wasn't making any moral judgement on his choices; just wondering whether being perhaps highly self-conscious of one's image distracts from the relative ugliness of dreary, life-saving practicalities. I could have added stuntman motorcyclist Eddie Kidd to the list of seriously disabled pretty boys as well.
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  25. "I have powers beyond reason!"
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  26. It was more like a dance sequence.
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  27. Bit too human imo.
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  28.  @splatbubble  Thank you, now amended above.
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  29. Seemed to be no necessity in answering "Wrong." imo; plus Schwarzenegger's affectionate hand on the bonnet and skip up the kerb, both felt wrong for a Terminator to me. Never noticed the T2 fortelling at 1:58 before.
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  30. To have economically shot the man sans final retort, would have neither cost nor risked the mission anything. Far as I can tell, it was entirely superfluous and did indeed serve as a cocky catchphrase.
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  31. Do you Yanks really say "afterward" without the s?
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  32.  @tanupprasai9245  But one would think that its memory could retain data of some type garment from its own time.
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  33.  @39Hundred  I suppose that would explain why we didn't hear metallic noises when it knocked into things.
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  34.  @SuperSayinSolidSnek  I had the same thought regarding the latter. Back in the '90s I bought a making of T2 book, which quoted director James Cameron telling his artists: "Never mind technicality, make it look cool." (paraphrased).
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  35. I don't recall that, but this was the first and only film I ever saw in the U.S. and the audience was notably much more lively and vocal than here in the UK, where I also saw this film shortly after.
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  36. Oxymoron.
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