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Topic	Just rewatched Escape from LA
brestugo 04/21/24 8:29:10 AM #13:	Foppe posted... First you offend me by calling me a leftover from 261, then you ignore to explain why my eye rolling political views are wrong. How can you not compare GOPs Muslim ban and removal of womens and transpersons rights with the Muslim ban and removal of womens rights in the movie? Vigero (Vigrim) is himself someone frequently booted from 261. Any accusation is a confession. On topic, I agree with the observation that it's very underrated. Not as much of a parody as the first installment, IMO. There's some interesting social commentary about the direction of some trends at the time, as you point out. I also think the basketball scene at the Coliseum was very cool. Plus, Pam fucking Grier is in it. --- Putin delenda est <cite>brestugo posted [p:980020120] in Just rewat... [t:80752162]...</cite> <quote>Foppe posted... </cite><quote>First you offend me by calling me a leftover from 261, then you ignore to explain why my eye rolling political views are wrong. How can you not compare GOPs Muslim ban and removal of womens and transpersons rights with the Muslim ban and removal of womens rights in the movie?</quote>Vigero (Vigrim) is himself someone frequently booted from 261. Any accusation is a confession.On topic, I agree with the observation that it's very underrated. Not as much of a parody as the first installment, IMO. There's some interesting social commentary about the direction of some trends at the time, as you point out. I also think the basketball scene at the Coliseum was very cool.Plus, Pam fucking Grier is in it. --- Putin delenda est</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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