New Movie Night Thread - Every Friday Starting at 6ish

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Titanic themed movie night for this Friday?
Stuff like James Cameron's Titanic, A night to remember, the Titanic film the nazis made, and the animated italian films.
 
Deadwaste said:
do you one better
big boat disaster movies
so basically, we get speed 2
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I like it. If y'all want on-theme non-fiction filler, I quite enjoy shipwreck/salvage videos and these are some of the cooler channels.
- Marine Salvage and Offshore: lots of first-party videos from firms like SMIT and Mammoet.
- SMIT first-party and Mammoet. Both are more marketing-focused than the previous.
-Brick Immortar does very good breakdowns. They even had a recent sub video on the USS Thresher.
- Ocean Liner Designs is another good one. I haven't caught it myself yet but they just released a video on Raised U-boats that looks neat.
- Big Old Boats is another similar one.
- Sub Brief is actually a veteran submariner. He has a video specifically on this incident but I'm not sure how well ~20min of him talking at the camera will play.
Edit: Also working on getting The Hunley (1999)
 
Wasn't it Saw night tomorrow?
I'm not sure but that's what I've heard.
I've got the links to the whole Saw franchise on Odysee.
 
dun goofed and forgor to do tarantino night in saturday. im playing his movies on movie night now instead even though it has nothing to do with 4th of julay
 
Having a movie night right now feels like how during the Blitz, Londoners would still go to clubs and parties while the bombs were falling.
 
"The 5,000 Fingers of Dr T" (1953)

Bizarro kids live-action-musical, written and produced by Dr Suess, in his prime- Absolute fever-dream of a little kid, battling against his villainous piano teacher. Has some of the most kooky costumes and sets and characters imaginable. Captures the "Dr Suess" vibe far better than any modern version, maybe even better than the 60's cartoons. (also has a nice, pro-father/nuclear family message; Highly reccommend to anyone with young kids.)

 
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