You need to seriously step back @Cryysis
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Jun 30, 2020
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#324
TheBestBeer_Root wrote:
daFoxy wrote:
Another movie that impacted me a lot was Saving Private Ryan. Again, I watched it when I was about 11 (my parents didn’t let me watch the first 20 minutes of the movie for obvious reasons), and the movie was stuck in my head for nearly a week. There were some scenes of the movie that I couldn’t stop thinking about.
That was a great movie alright! Same with GOOD MORNING VIETNAM! Both good ones, and I’m not for war one bit.
I also watched Good Morning Vietnam=) It was also a good movie, but very different that Saving Private Ryan.
Same. I don’t believe in war.
don’t play it, Cryysis
Jun 30, 2020
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#326
CRYYSIS wrote:
Magnetta123 wrote:
Pathetically amazing. how was yours?
Good , how are you?
very good, very good, you?
War is about the worst pathetic thing ever thought of, because than you as well had it’s absurdity in nukes attempting to show who’s got the biggest one.
Jun 30, 2020
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#329
Magnetta123 wrote:
daFoxy wrote:
Magnetta123 wrote:
daFoxy wrote:
Another movie that impacted me a lot was Saving Private Ryan. Again, I watched it when I was about 11 (my parents didn’t let me watch the first 20 minutes of the movie for obvious reasons), and the movie was stuck in my head for nearly a week. There were some scenes of the movie that I couldn’t stop thinking about.
Oh wow. That movie was like really really....I mean, it was rated r. I mean, yeah, of course you couldnt stop thinking about it,you watched it when you were 11 Wow
But that was the directors intention. To think about the movie long after you watch it. As I said, my parents told me close my eyes during the first 15 minutes of the movie. I later found out that scene had a lot of gore. There’s that one scene during the end that I’ll never forget, when one of the soldier gets slowly stabbed in the chest.
I have a copy of Schindler List that I haven’t watched yet. Perhaps this weekend, since I don’t want to feel depressed today.
Okaylet me get this straight. Your parents asked you to close your eyes during the first part of the movie, and you ACTUALLY did it? Wow.
A sneak-peak that I regret. I don’t have four arms, so my ears were open.
But either way, I don’t regret watching the movie. I understood more of what war is actually like after watching the movie. And this was just a movie. Imagine what soldiers actually has to experience during ww2.
Jun 30, 2020
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#330
CRYYSIS wrote:
daFoxy wrote:
Bought the game yet ?
Which game? You mean tlou 2?
CRYYSIS wrote: #14
Oooooooo , finally i see this guy talking , ok my turn
seriously what?
...okay, your turn, then a new post to be wtf dramatic?? Yo dude.... you dogged his thread the first page, post 14. The guy was expressing his feelings, it was very cool you ask me, and he didn’t ask for anyone to stomp on what he felt, and desired to share. Sure, you have your right to do just that, but you ask others to not say one absurd little phrase, then not even explain whatsoever any reason behind your wished, demanding request.
Shall I grab more?
CRYYSIS wrote:
mohsin-1234 wrote:
I don't care whether you hate it or love it
In reality Nobody cares here, move on
🤷♂️
....do explain to me, if you will, where you were offended his share of what was deeply on his mind to ask him to move on, yes?
why not you move on .
Jun 30, 2020
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#334
This is chess.com. I don’t see the word “love” anywhere. If you want to “share” your “feelings” (in public(?)) chess.com isn’t the right place.
Use this website instead: https://www.okcupid.com
simple
Yo dafoxy read OP, no?
Jun 30, 2020
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#337
TheBestBeer_Root wrote:
Yo dafoxy read OP, no?
Yes, but tbh I don’t understand what his point is.
.....the guy probably had drank some and was emotionally feeling to let loose on a thread like he did. It was something sensitively nice, and as I said yes anyone had a right to be obnoxious but I also have the right to stick up for his post and it’s topic, Love!
Another movie that impacted me a lot was Saving Private Ryan. Again, I watched it when I was about 11 (my parents didn’t let me watch the first 20 minutes of the movie for obvious reasons), and the movie was stuck in my head for nearly a week. There were some scenes of the movie that I couldn’t stop thinking about.
Oh wow. That movie was like really really....I mean, it was rated r. I mean, yeah, of course you couldnt stop thinking about it,you watched it when you were 11 Wow
But that was the directors intention. To think about the movie long after you watch it. As I said, my parents told me close my eyes during the first 15 minutes of the movie. I later found out that scene had a lot of gore. There’s that one scene during the end that I’ll never forget, when one of the soldier gets slowly stabbed in the chest.
I have a copy of Schindler List that I haven’t watched yet. Perhaps this weekend, since I don’t want to feel depressed today.
Okaylet me get this straight. Your parents asked you to close your eyes during the first part of the movie, and you ACTUALLY did it? Wow.