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  1. Cameron H.
    Okay, Quasar, you're up. What's it going to be?
  2. Cameron H.
    It's fun, dumb-bad. Climate Change literally chases down and murders people in it.
  3. Cameron H.
    Same. I think I'm going to watch it again tomorrow. I'm happy with my blind purchase from a few months ago. Thanks, Quasar, for getting me to finally sit down and watch it.
  4. Cameron H.

    Episode 157.5 - Minisode 157.5

    Cameron H. replied to JulyDiaz's topic in How Did This Get Made?

    The poor man! I had no idea...My thoughts and prayers are with him and his family.
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    Episode 157.5 - Minisode 157.5

    Cameron H. replied to JulyDiaz's topic in How Did This Get Made?

    Don't worry, Dr. Mario heard what Paul said and he's pissed off. Diagnosis: Paul's insane. Treatment: Red/Blue pull (suppository) "Let's-a go!"
  6. Cameron H.
    Hey, Taylor, this just happened: Wife: "I think The Day After Tomorrow is my favorite movie..." Me: (incredulously) Ever? Wife: I think so. Yeah.
  7. Cameron H.

    Episode 157.5 - Minisode 157.5

    Cameron H. replied to JulyDiaz's topic in How Did This Get Made?

    Are we just Correcting & Omitting Paul now? Because I'm into that
  8. Cameron H.

    Episode 157.5 - Minisode 157.5

    Cameron H. replied to JulyDiaz's topic in How Did This Get Made?

    Ha! That was hilarious! I thought I was going crazy!
  9. Cameron H.
    Congrats!
  10. Cameron H.

    Episode 157.5 - Minisode 157.5

    Cameron H. replied to JulyDiaz's topic in How Did This Get Made?

    Ernie Reyes Jr seems like a pretty cool dude. HDTGM really needs to do The Last Dragon. Among other wonderful things, it has baby Reyes in it.
  11. Cameron H.
    I hope you know that I just spent the last 44 minutes of my life ignoring my child and CTRL+F-ing the shit out of every goddamn thing I've written for the past 24 hours trying to find them because I also care.
  12. Cameron H.
    They were both in my fantastic Letterboxd review of Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them--now, forever sullied by this heinous act. I'm surprised you were able to keep the vomit off YOUR screen long enough to even like that review.
  13. Cameron H.
    Fixed, YOUR Majesty!!!! Thanks for the head's up as to where I might find them. It wasn't annoying or anything having to go through page after page of posts looking for them. From now on, I promise to only post things when I am in a completely distraction free environment. It will never happen again. I hope you can find it in your cold, robotic heart to forgive me.
  14. Cameron H.
    Wow. There goes my evening as I try to find them.
  15. Cameron H.
    Yes. We're meeting at the screening of the new Dan Brown thriller The Da Vinci Bros. It's about Leonardo and his stoner brother, Hobie, who travel forward through time where they meet up with a be-mulletted Tom Hanks. Together, they must decipher a series of pot related clues Hobie inserted into his brother's famous pieces. The clues may point to a threat that may End The World--or not. Hobie can't remember... It's a non-stop thrill ride as they race against the clock to figure out his dumb clues before the all important South Waves Surf Contest! I think it's gonna be good!
  16. Cameron H.
    Arrrrgh...first of all, yes, "you're." I would have caught it given half a second, but I guess calling me out publicly is how you get YOUR rocks off. Secondly, no, it had nothing to do with the mailing list. I meant to imply that there was some kind of contest you guys missed out on, but realized it might sound like we were meeting at a show. I was going to clarify, but I was too late. My poor joke. It was feeble and lame. It never had a chance, and now, it's dead
  17. Cameron H.
    I take it you're still not on the HDTGM mailing list...
  18. Cameron H.
    (I chose this gif as it's more aggressive.)
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    Well, neither are ideal--but, specifically, I'm convinced black licorice is the end result of the Faustian pact that granted Willy Wonka the ability to enslave an entire race of benevolent, mandarin-faced, candy makers.
  21. Cameron H.
    Ha! No, we're good. Although between our opposing views on this, Colin Farrell, and coconuts, I sometimes wonder how Fister and I get along at all... It's the main reason I've never asked the group for your opinions on licorice.
  22. Cameron H.
    You probably should as I am 100% talking out of my ass.
  23. Cameron H.
    Of course I haven't watched it in awhile, so if I'm mixing things up feel free to correct me, but doesn't WE literally just end with Pegg's character becoming the leader of his old gang again? That's not evolution. He gets to be the leader of his group of friend's (dominating them really, as he's "The King" after all), which is exactly what he's wanted the entire movie. His reward isn't to move forward and cultivate mature relationships with his REAL non-robot alien friends, but to split from them forever so he can relive his glory days with ersatz robot dildoes. If I'm not wrong about the details, that's a bullshit message and not much of an "arc."
  24. Cameron H.
    Yes, but Frost still manages to be likable. I feel like they reversed types in Paul as well and I found i liked that one more. The thing is, the movies in the Cornetto Trilogy are not what they actually are. Shaun is about putting behind your childhood and becoming an adult and accepting responsibility; Fuzz is about not getting so wrapped up in being a responsible adult that you forget to have fun; World's End is about being so wrapped up in the ephemera in life that we lose sight of who we truly are. I'm on board for the first two, but I'm not sure that I buy the third.
  25. Cameron H.
    Kind of piggybacking a bit on CakeBug's earlier comments, I have real issue with people who can't let go of their past, refuse to grow up, or try to relive their "glory days." And while I get this is kind of the point of the movie, it made it a tough watch. Pegg's character was such a loser, that to ostensibly be forced to spend almost two hours with him, was kind of torture. I wish they could have done the same-ish movie, but without that character.
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