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Oh no they listened, haven't met anyone that didn't.

I don't think they typically want to have a convo? But I can't say.

lol, I also stay away from asking people that look like they'll cause me trouble. I could try being extra polite, but I have a very "I-can-whoop-this-kid"-kinda face, lol.

typically they listen and just stay on their phone afterwards

it always gets my blood pressure high after the rest of the ride though :/ and I keep replaying what I said

It takes me a while to see how enraged I get with it. I always have to wonder if I can take a punch from that person.

I once joked, "hey that's pretty loud isn't it?" And instead of them taking the hint, they were startled and were like, what's going on? and I instead I just go, "excuse me, could you turn that down?" now. Direct approach is better.

Aren't inverted commas also a phrase for that? Or is that the joke.

I think a lot of the Batman connections were completely unnecessary and felt jarring. There weren't that many and they were brief but I just wish they weren't there at all. It's a great film flaws and all to me.

I put Requiem in the category movies of "Best Films I'll Never See Again". "The Skin I Live In" is in there too.

Agreed, I felt the "monster" or evil behind the door was better left a mystery for a later movie or something else. The heart of the movie to me was the relationship between the characters.

The father-son-daughter struggle for an ending would have been better to me. I think Marvel can take risks but they need to take risks like not having a third act battle all the bloody time!

We love you Morty!

Infinity War, Wandavision, first Ant-Man is solid, Guardians of the Galaxy, Winter Soldier, Unbreakable ... does Chronicle count?

I think Shang Chi was good up until the MCU ending up until the third-act it felt like a completely different type of film which is what I was happy about

I remember LTT wanting to find out the damage that wireless or fast charging does but found that the way we charge our phones mattered more or something: https://youtu.be/AF2O4l1JprI

I found the segment and may have summarized it incorrectly but I can't rewatch the video entirely right now.

I eventually want to see Megalopolis too.

I like watching art house movies and then figuring out what I don't like about it. Even the ones everyone loves. Magnolia was one people loved and I just didn't get.