what is the spergiest thing you have ever done?

[raepson industries .ltc]

i once showed my mom the sonic unleashed level thats based on jordan just to see her reaction

 

[cobbycov]

I don’t sperg

 

[Thrembolone]

I used to wear my soviet great coat and combat boots to school until a teacher mistook me for a shooter. Granted, it was my fault, I probably should have taken a break from that look for at least a few weeks after Parkland.

can i get it?

 

[MagmaMan]

Lawnmower man, unjokly. Jobe gets spaghettified in one scene

You don't have to have seen a film to add it to IMDb. You just have to have at least one link acknowledging its existence.


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Thank you! I will watch them some time soon.

 

[1844 or Something]

can i get it?

The coat? No, I still wear it

 

[MagmaMan]

You don't have to have seen a film to add it to IMDb. You just have to have at least one link acknowledging its existence.


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At 8:33 he actually says the word! I'm so happy. The movie gives me a sense of nostalgia for something I can't name. The art and music are great. Thank you!

 

[MoonMetropolis]

At 8:33 he actually says the word! I'm so happy. The movie gives me a sense of nostalgia for something I can't name. The art and music are great. Thank you!

Interface is easily the best film that I've seen since I got out of prison. Originally released as a series of web episodes before the episodes were merged and rereleased as a feature film, the film from Canadian animator Umami (Justin Tomchuk) - animated in the style of a 1980s computer game (a brilliant choice that enhances the film's atmosphere immeasurably) - follows a silent man and a shape-shifting clown creature's search for meaning in a strange digital afterlife created by the 1943 Philadelphia experiment. It is wildly imaginative, profound, poignant, funny, thought-provoking, visually dazzling, and an all-around stunning work of art.

Here's an analysis of it (there are many more, of course): https://archive.is/MknhQ