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Couldn't you crawl and just move them out of the way with your hands as you go along? It would take a while but seems doable.

It's gotta be between Jafar and Hades. An eternity of torture is worse than any death, no matter how gruesome the death, and that's the idea behind both of their fates. (At least, in the original movies, not counting sequels and TV shows, etc.) But even trapped in the lamp, Jafar still has some measure of autonomy. Hades is trapped in a similar "eternal prison," except he's got all those tormented spirits in there with him, who hate him, who are scrambling all over him. So Hades gets my vote.

spanky1 posted...

@TheOnionKnight

Looks pretty good!

Yeah, it does look interesting! I'll definitely watch it, but I won't allow myself to get my hopes up after Bly Manor was such a letdown. Although it does seem like Poe would be easier to adapt than Henry James.

Damn, what a badass letter.

Unsuprised_Pika posted...

Did the place literally have holes in the wall?

Nah. It was a chain restaurant. Logan's Roadhouse. But the place was a mess. Like apparently they serve tons of nuts, and then the diners just throw the shells onto the floor, because the floor was covered in heaps of shells. I don't know if that's standard for a Logan's Roadhouse, but it felt like this particular location hadn't swept the floor in forever. And the wait staff were pretty rude and out-of-it in general. One of the worst dining experiences I can remember.

It can be kinda unappetizing but I've never sent food back due to finding a strand of hair.

Now there was this one time, which I'll never forget, when I found an entire receipt stuck into a hamburger I ordered. Like a receipt from someone else's meal, which was all covered in grease and mixed in with the lettuce and tomatoes, etc.

I still didn't send that back. I figured that if the kitchen had such an extreme "don't give a fuck" attitude about preparing food, then they might tamper with a replacement order by doing other nasty stuff. Instead, I just didn't finish eating the meal, and I never went back to that restaurant again. (There were other problems too, but the receipt was the most WTF.)

Probably "The Order" from the Cremaster Cycle. I guess it's not obscure in certain artsy circles, but for the general public it is. I wouldn't really recommend it.

Speed Racer is incredible. I avoided it for years because it got such bad reviews, and then when I finally watched it, I was blown away. That movie is gonna get reappraised in the future, and people will realize it's a masterpiece that was ahead of its time.

I moved across the country. Didn't keep most of my stuff. Basically just a few sentimental things, clothes, and some books. Easier and cheaper to just buy new furniture after the move.

Luca might actually be my favorite thing they've ever done. Well, maybe The Incredibles still beats it for me. But yeah I would not call them the best animation studio.

I have at sex parties, but I don't think I'd ever want to be filmed in a setting like that.

spanky1 posted...

To anyone who has no idea who this man is, I highly recommend at least just watching a trailer for his movies on YouTube.

@TheOnionKnight ever heard of him?

Nope! This is the first time I've even seen the name, to my knowledge.