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BASEketball (1998)

8.0 (3 Ratings) Rate It

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BASEketball is a 1998 American sports comedy film co-written and directed by David Zucker and...

808 Conversation Starters for Couples: Spark Curious Chats During Dinner Time, Date Night or Any Moment

Robin Westen

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The ultimate list of casual conversation prompts to spark fun and interesting dialogue, deepen...

Dorset Coast in Photographs

Steve Belasco

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Dorset's coast is renowned for its beauty as well as its history. Home to the Jurassic Coast, this...

Thu Tran recommended Back to the Future Part II (1989) in Movies (curated)

Back to the Future Part II (1989)

1989 | Adventure, Comedy, Sci-Fi

8.2

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"Amazingly fun movie. My brother always argued this had the weakest storyline because Marty McFly is selfish and greedy and it’s about a sports almanac. It became a very destructive element. But I think it has really exciting visuals. The imagination. The props. The hoverboard, the fashion. Those shoes. That jacket that shrank and blow-dried. And then his cool hat. It’s just another one of those rad movies. That’s another one I can easily watch over and over and over again.I thoroughly enjoy the visual elements [of movies]. Between Terminator 2 and Back to the Future II, like, the logic they create, like, time travel…it makes no f—ing sense! You know, John Connor sends his father back into the past to f— his mom, what the f— is going on? But, then, it makes perfect sense. You just buy into it."

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Trey Edward Shults recommended There Will Be Blood (2007) in Movies (curated)

"The first one is Paul Thomas Anderson and There Will Be Blood. I had seen that movie at a very crucial point in my life. I had just torn my shoulder in wrestling, and it was like the world had fallen away from me. Like a lot in the movie is autobiographical. So yeah, I was really kind of lost. And then I saw There Will Be Blood in the theater, and it rocked my world. It blew my mind. The first Paul Thomas Anderson movie I saw was Boogie Nights at a really young age, and it was perfect for an adolescent. But it also made me realize there’s a creator behind all this. I was transported and inspired. That was when I started getting back into filmmaking and loving movies again. Because I couldn’t do sports. That movie was really huge for that."

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