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The lyric video was the one with the typewriter... My bad http://youtu.be/XhgJCO70yog Also I JUST realized the thumbnail of the video supports my bellhop theory with 2 Bellhops 1 Tom in the image, So...

2 Things... *In Jason's voice* "What kind of hotels do you go to tomspanks?" The Venn Diagram of those 2 "stuff's" are two buttcheeks (I do/did not mean to gross/creep anybody out... This was just like a George Costanza late "jerk store" comeback I had to post it)

Was it you who sent the DVD they got in the mini episode?

I saw it on 2D According to the aftercredits.com poll 61% are gald they saw it on 3D http://aftercredits....omecoming-2017/ Gravity was amazeballs in 3D and Resident Evil: Retribution and Frozen where very good in 3D too... All of the other 3D films that I have seen in a theatre were too blurry and dark

Or is it the BEST way to hold a photo without leaving fingerprints smudges

(Didn't mean to double post) I was rewatching that scene and I think that I discovered its meaning and the meaning of the movie's title and song... TTYD is actually a love song written for bellhops who make the guest fall in love with the tasks they do. Now please, hear me out... The last line of the movie before the awkward wall break/wink to the camera is "That's what I do" (It should have been "That's the thing I do") And thats the proof... Hidden/disguised as a tailend callback joke to the song we know that TTYD its not "butt stuff" as was suggested in this thread but is actually doing "bellhop stuff" (Carrying your bags, calling taxi cabs, opening doors for people, that sort of thing) CASE CLOSED. P.S.: This music video full of Tom Hanks-ism and typewriters https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qV5lzRHrGeg

Will Do! (y)

And the sandal was Rock-A-Doodle and the ball Krush Groove More like Rob "Lil'Feet"... Amirite' ??? P.S.: Who has seen Spiderman Homecoming??? Wanna know what you thought... 'cuz I loved It!

Because of a 10 hour Lockdown and power/internet outages I still have not seen "The Fantasticks" (Me, my family and friends are fine ) I'll try and see it tonight because I'm a completionist and I want to check out "Krush Groove" between now and next week

PERFECTLY NORMAL REACTION

That was LITERALLY one of my notes... Equal notes cannot occupy the same forum topic

I just sat down and started the episode... But I'm stuck at work and will post my full notes in like 10 hours or so when I get back home

Trying to make time to watch this... Will report back when I do... P.S.: BRAVO! for this thread

Thank you Dana SO MUCH for all the hard work you have done... I have called twice, I know I have to work on my accent and pronunciation and also have a quick farewell at the ready to end the call... Also, my anxiety ramps up exponentially as I speak but I have no problem dialing or making the call Yeah times 3 (pic definitely related)

Also Paul was talking about Transformers 5 in The SlashCast http://www.slashfilm.com/ep-424-transformers-the-last-knight-guest-paul-scheer-from-how-did-this-get-made/ His new name in my head after listening to the podcast is "Jazz"-son "HeynongMan"-tzoukas

For all you fellow forumers that loved "That Thing You Do!" and are Fans of C.B.B. and Gino yesterdays episode had some hilarious references to this movie around the 20min14sec mark and 37min04sec (Although they talked about Ryan Goslin In "La La Land" they forgot to mention that Guy/Shades was also in that movie lol) http://www.earwolf.c...he-dream-lords/

Here's the poster... I'm gonna spam Jason's twitter account with it...

"...Say Nickelback"

I liked this movie fine except the last 2 fights that did not tied the infinite questions that the movie posed... (Half Kidding) And Wigs A couple of Corrections & Omissions... *Knowing now that all the dIrectors movies are an editing mash up mess that is then dubbed so they "make sense" there is still something that I did not understand (shocking, I know) Jaguar goes to the pawn shop and the owner tells him that "the ring is fake and its a toy from a Cracker Jack box" so Jaguar givies it to him for free... Then why does he fight him... If the ring is valuable or not he still has it because he convinced Jaguar that it was fake, so there is no conflict because he ca just give it back to his brother, right??? (I am aware that this is probably because of editing and dubbing and the plot is nonsense) *I called "Sweaty Steve Irwin" "Young Ozzy Osbourne" *A guy steps on a dead ninja after they steal the golden idol (was that intentional or not? was it on the script???) *Every Jaguar fights adds an opponent *Garfield phone gets th VHS and an phone call that repeats the message I liked this movie and that confuses me...

I am well aware that the very process of movie making adds a level of difficulty in making a film about current video game culture (By the time the completed movie comes out the games featured could have loose popularity or became less relevant)... But with that in mind IMHO I did not enjoy this movie because it had no likeable characters and bailed out on its rules when the writers found out that the main premise only worked until the characters find out that they can stop playing for good and not die in the game which in turn makes them safe in the real world defusing the tension midway through the movie But if it gets picked for an upcoming HDTGM ep. I'll listen to what the gang has to say... (I saw the unrated version) Also the "Stay Alive" game was in testing phase and both the game's creator and tester are dead... Then who green lit it and distributed it??? And when it sooms into the T.V. at the end people are heard "reading" the diary (Oh No! They are going to wake her up again!) but no text is shown... ??? This was a lazy LAZY "The Ring but with video games" rip-off

This video is from the Larry Crowne press tour and it shows Tom Hanks doing the weather with Venezuelan T.V. Host/Beauty Queen/Model/T.V. Actress (Some Telenovelas) Chiquinquira Delgado https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NeOG5tN-Hu8

Heads up for anybody who wants to see Phoenix in something a little less scary than her Elaine dance http://www.indiewire...ngs-1201844977/

The obvious answer is so that the movie happens but because I also thought of what you are asking while watching I guess Swan's God complex, the way he moves on and disposes people ( Remember that PhilbIn wants revenge on a famous female singer that he helped and Swan says that she will be nothing tomorrow ) and his "I want it, I get it" attitude that has worked for him since he was 14 ( if we believe he opening narration ) and also he has the whole "I made a deal with the Devil for Youth and Power and somehow I can also do that blood contract thing to the Phantom because I want him working for me writing songs instead of blowing up The Paradise" but he gets cocky he double-(or triple or quadruple )-crosses the Phathom by stealing his Cantata Twice, framing him, getting him jailed and de-teethed, not using Phoenix as the lead singer of the paradise, and locking him up permanently (leaving him to die) behind metal and brick in a recording studio... So he botched the last part of that otherwise flawless plan Big Time Same here... And to make matters worse she says that she would "Give anything to get the part" (And she puts her money where her mouth is when he does the Elaine dance, so she is not bluffing ) That was a call forward to the 1980 movie "Dressed to Kill" also Written and Directed by Brian De Palma