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| Posted: | Mon Feb 09, 2026 8:53 pm |
| Forum: | Third Eye Film Forums |
| Subject: | Couch With A View |
| bartist Replies: 36404 Views: 8660307 |
After a number of years without watching a single film (except a handful on Youtube on my laptop, I bought a $15 projector, a $20 DVD player and I'm back in business.
Dial M for Murder. Kind of sta ... |
| Posted: | Fri Jan 09, 2026 12:00 pm |
| Forum: | Third Eye Film Forums |
| Subject: | Current Film Talk |
| bartist Replies: 47946 Views: 10463464 |
don't think the Zootopia movies have answered the question: if the mammals are sentient and aren't allowed to eat each other, what do the tigers, lions, leopards and lynx eat? Maybe they eat birds ... |
| Posted: | Fri Jan 09, 2026 11:52 am |
| Forum: | Third Eye Film Forums |
| Subject: | The Lobby |
| bartist Replies: 66677 Views: 11949157 |
I wonder how much of Turnip's geopolitical "thinking"' is just Stephen Miller pulling his strings. There's an oil glut now on the world market, so I can't see how adding more heavy crude (a ... |
| Posted: | Tue Dec 23, 2025 12:14 pm |
| Forum: | Third Eye Film Forums |
| Subject: | The Lobby |
| bartist Replies: 66677 Views: 11949157 |
I've never seen "Ordinary People", which he won his lone competitive Oscar.
Stellar acting, but hard to watch. For some reason, when I was trying to recall it a few weeks ago I confused ... |
| Posted: | Tue Dec 23, 2025 12:06 pm |
| Forum: | Third Eye Film Forums |
| Subject: | The Lobby |
| bartist Replies: 66677 Views: 11949157 |
A pity that that war could never focus on the demand side of the equation. A nurturing civilization where few people fall through the cracks is one where there's less need for hard drugs. But that t ... |
| Posted: | Fri Dec 05, 2025 9:59 pm |
| Forum: | Third Eye Film Forums |
| Subject: | Couch With A View |
| bartist Replies: 36404 Views: 8660307 |
Finally saw Holy Motors, which I recall Marc liked. I think this journey into madness is what surrealism is supposed to be. I can't quite say why yet, but somehow I feel I know more about all the st ... |
| Posted: | Fri Dec 05, 2025 9:53 pm |
| Forum: | The Third Eye Reading Room |
| Subject: | What's On Your Bookshelf? |
| bartist Replies: 5653 Views: 1614448 |
I'm reading John Scalzi's "Starter Villain", which is entertaining, but once again makes me wonder why he won a Hugo (for no reason I can fathom) and why a friend of mine raves about him. Bu ... |
| Posted: | Fri Oct 31, 2025 9:44 pm |
| Forum: | Third Eye Film Forums |
| Subject: | Current Film Talk |
| bartist Replies: 47946 Views: 10463464 |
Ha! Possibly the only film ever made featuring father and daughter myrmecologists. Halloween is an optimal time for watching movies that violate the square-cube law. I've been honoring the approach ... |
| Posted: | Thu Aug 28, 2025 11:23 am |
| Forum: | Third Eye Film Forums |
| Subject: | Current Film Talk |
| bartist Replies: 47946 Views: 10463464 |
"Weapons" tempts me a bit, though I may wait until the yardwork and kitten farming (our queen had a litter of six, five are now adopted, remaining mother and daughter go through the house sy ... |
| Posted: | Sat Aug 02, 2025 2:55 pm |
| Forum: | The Third Eye Reading Room |
| Subject: | What's On Your Bookshelf? |
| bartist Replies: 5653 Views: 1614448 |
I've been complaining that I've run out of new books to read, until I got four books from Amazon nearly simultaneously, including Jess Zafarris's "Words from Hell", an etymology book I got i ... |
| Posted: | Sat Aug 02, 2025 2:48 pm |
| Forum: | The Third Eye Reading Room |
| Subject: | What's On Your Bookshelf? |
| bartist Replies: 5653 Views: 1614448 |
I generally like Christopher Moore novels and I do like "Anima Rising", but I think he may be getting too esoteric here. This is a novel in which Gustav Klimt saves the life of Victor Franke ... |
| Posted: | Wed Jun 04, 2025 12:17 pm |
| Forum: | Third Eye Film Forums |
| Subject: | Couch With A View |
| bartist Replies: 36404 Views: 8660307 |
It's eleven in the morning and I can barely remember who did shoot Mr. Valance. I do remember the paper was called the Shinbone Star, however. (the only reason I recall this is because a journalist ... |
| Posted: | Wed Jun 04, 2025 12:13 pm |
| Forum: | Third Eye Film Forums |
| Subject: | Current Film Talk |
| bartist Replies: 47946 Views: 10463464 |
Third Eye still open! Cool. Pleasantly surprised to enter the URL and not get a DNS error message. I liked Mary and Max, but have forgotten most of it. I may have said this before here, but I seem ... |
| Posted: | Wed Jun 04, 2025 12:02 pm |
| Forum: | Third Eye Film Forums |
| Subject: | The Lobby |
| bartist Replies: 66677 Views: 11949157 |
Hot fusion! Always thirty years in the future! (commercial fusion, anyway)
Whenever I see flamboyant claims like this, I wait for other papers to confirm the results. Indeed. Sagan's Law would ... |
| Posted: | Thu Jan 30, 2025 8:34 pm |
| Forum: | Third Eye Film Forums |
| Subject: | Current Film Talk |
| bartist Replies: 47946 Views: 10463464 |
I'm sure it will be a while. Given the costs of web hosting and DN, I have to wonder if it is worth it. The members mostly look in annually (or not at all), announce their lapses in film viewing, an ... |
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