/tv/ - Television & Movies

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Aye

he's a big guy

The Frugal... mp4
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The Frugal Gourmet - French Bread Clip.mp4

*this is not a full episode*

The Frugal... mp4
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The Frugal Gourmet - Pea and Egg Soup Clip.mp4

*this is not a full episode*

Whoever posted this thank you very much! I created my own DVD collection with all the episodes posted here. I remember watching this show when I was younger and for a cooking show Jeff Smith made it both informative and fun to watch. We need more shows like this today.

RIP, for the server was nuked.

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Do not worry. It will be uploaded elsewhere in due time. I will make sure of it.

Currently you can access most of these episodes @ the mega.nz hash link (#F!awt3wTjS!nQsYgdo_u-Yh0vLA-ohcIA) & can find them being shared via Soulseek.

One of the big red flags when listening to criticism is when they could just as well apply to a book. Things like plot holes, they are very superficial observations about narrative and mostly concern people who don't really even care whether what they're looking at is a movie or book, they only care about pandering to their own little narratives. Commercialism. If a good movie has a(n actual) plot hole it's a shame, but only for reasons external to the movie itself. And mostly it's dependent on the viewer's bias, they just claim the plot holes start where their own prior knowledge of how the world is ends. If a person was so uncultured he didn't know anybody who has a father, and a movie featured an intact family, that person would call it a plot hole that's there just some guy hanging out at some mother's house. It's a shame that this movie can't reach somebody that dense, and a better movie would reach anybody by some cinematic magic, but it's not a flaw in the movie and what it set out to portray. It would be like complaining the finest pearl doesn't also make coffee.

Hard to say, I can name a few must haves:

Pi
The Shining  1980
Night of the Living Dead (the original 60s version)
Carnival of Souls (the original 60s version)
Deliverance  1972
Bad Boys  1983
The Boys Next Door
Two-lane Blacktop
Easy Rider  1969
Beetlejuice  1988
Requiem For The Dream
Pink Flamingos (warning: not family friendly)

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Ah yes, add the Jaws and Rambo series as must haves too.

 >>/469/
Bro, the entire movie is about the significance of the main character's last words and flashbacks throughout the film of his life. His last word, Rosebud at the end turned out to be a sled he had as a child. Showing that, although he was rich, had all the material possessions in the world, influence, trophy wife, he wanted that happiness a child had in a simple toy. I did like the movie but when it's a plot hole that is important to the entire plot, and theme of the movie it's a bigger deal than normal imo. The entire movie is in fact bookended by his last words in the beginning and the revelation of their significance at the end. But no one was there to hear them unless you're just assuming his butler is there. Not a huge deal but it is rarely brought up even in a trivial light when critics discuss it. 
I would think you'd see it brought up more as trivial footnote at least. 
> Tour de force acting of Orson Welles, revolutionary lighting and cinematic pacing etc. Key plot point is nonsensical, but you probably won't notice your first time through.

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 >>/471/
Yes! Some other oldies but goodies:

Rivers Edge (1987) [not family friendly]
Blue Velvet (1986) [not family friendly]
Maximum Overdrive (1986)
The Crazies (the original 1973 film)
Slingblade (1996)
Bad Boy Bubby (1994) [not family friendly]
Night of the Comet (1984)
Trading Places (1983)
The Hills Have Eyes (1977)
Dirty Mary, Crazy Larry (1974)
Ferris Bueller's Day Off (1986)

And one newer film I recall...

Nebraska (one of the very few new films I like, 2013)

Other then that I'd say 9 out of 10 new films suck ass. I'm sure there are a few exceptions. Some of the best films (in my humble opinion) came out during the mid 1960s all through the early 90s). Films started to suck after they relied heavily on special effects. I like films with good narratives, provocative scripts and unique characters that make you lean back and say "WTF? This is crazy!"

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I wish Rey becomes Margaret Thatcher and leads Kylo Ren as the Grand Dragon of the Alt-Right side of the force by Episode 10.

And Mara Jade becomes canon

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because that would be hot

1971 SPECIAL REPORT : "WHAT IF THE DREAM COMES TRUE"

1971... mp4
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1971 SPECIAL REPORT - WHAT IF THE DREAM COMES TRUE.mp4

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If your going to post stuff on /tv/ do it the right way and post the damn video in full please!

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You said you like pulp.

(The original Zootopia source material gets the patented Sony treatment of reminding us that terrorism deserves to win.)
https://youtube.com/watch?v=3ittn4f0Em4

Dude if your going to post something on /tv/ please rip something in full and just upload it to the damn board. Don't be dishing out random Youtube links to trailers which could be taken down any time Google pleases.

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Okay, faggots, this is how you modernize a franchise:

So you can't make a somber story because you need the ADHD kid ratings. I get it. You have that constraint as your personal obstacle. What you do is, you allegorize it, and make it a component of the story you're writing. If you can't do real Peter Rabbit, maybe make it about a Peter Rabbit Jr., and include Peter Senior as a side character. Draw from your experience of having to balance the expectations and reality and tell your own story about a younger, unruly rabbit, who is coming to terms with meeting the older halfway by learning to appreciate the old values. Hell, even make him not learn shit, but just flip the tables by carefully presenting the case that new generations can be more off-the-cuff and it's the old ones who are too strict, but justify it. You can have your little bitch Mr. McGregor as well, screaming to keep the kids entertained. Make the old one having died offscreen and him inheriting the house, and make the central conflict to be exactly that he's so much of a pushover that he allows the animals to mess things up. Create a conflict and then resolve it. That's storytelling, you damn hacks.

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> trailers which could be taken down any time Google pleases.

Noted. At the risk of hitting the wall of region locked content, I post official links when I find it appropriate, and at the risk of upload impermanence I post fully ripped videos when appropriate.

 >>/378/
Funny, because I personally can't stand new movies because their story lines suck ass. I haven't been to a movie theater since my kids were teenagers! That's been over 12 years ago. I stick to the old time classics because at least they have good story lines. It makes sense that they get so obnoxious with films now days considering so many kids have ADHD and have the attention span of a monkey.

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mega.co.nz/ #F!awt3wTjS!nQsYgdo_u-Yh0vLA-ohcIA

I am officially seeding this torrent (at least for now):

magnet:?xt=urn:btih:7a799e1173ff57eeff42e1c2e282f68a232ecad2&dn=THE%20FRUGAL%20GOURMET%20%28JEFF%20SMITH%29

I will not be online all the time, so you'll have to remain patient (just like the downloaders have to remain patient when I'm sharing files over Soulseek). This show is a classic, but VERY HARD to find! Take the opportunity now if you want it!

Thank you!!! I was kicking myself for not finishing downloading these when they were on YouTube. I was certain they were gone forever!

Thanks so much for these. My Great Grandmother used to watch this when I was young, and often I would watch with her when visiting my grandparents house (she lived with them at the time). Brings back some good memories!

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You are very welcome, very glad to have helped people find these rare episodes. All of the episodes I have backed up are being mirrored here too:  >>/175/  where you can watch (or download) the mp4 videos right from your own browser.

The rest of the collection will be uploaded soon.

Wally's... webm
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Wally's Workshop - Lamps and Electrical Outlets.webm

Wally's... webm
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Wally's Workshop - Slate and Vinyl Floors.webm

Wally's... mp4
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Wally's Workshop - Household Repairs.mp4

Wally's... mp4
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Wally's Workshop - Lamps and Electrical Outlets.mp4

Wally's... mp4
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Wally's Workshop - Slate and Vinyl Floors.mp4

Jennifer... mp4
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Jennifer Slept Here S01E09.mp4

Jennifer... mp4
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Jennifer Slept Here S01E10.mp4

Jennifer... mp4
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Jennifer Slept Here S01E11.mp4

Jennifer... mp4
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Jennifer Slept Here S01E12.mp4

Jennifer... mp4
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Jennifer Slept Here S01E13.mp4