nevar23

The List of Common Misconceptions is a fun timesuck of rabbit holes. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_common_misconceptions

Great list. I would add Terry Gilliam's "The Zero Theorem", which really makes you think about the importance of meaning in life.

There's vids on youtube claiming Prince was killed by the Illuminati for recently speaking publicly about chemtrails and the NWO. /smh

I really wanted to like it, but the whole thing sadly reminded me of an all flash/no substance Vegas review or something you'd see on a cruise ship.

Here's another vote for Fellini's Pizza. Aaaand now I want some.

"Helen" really did a beautiful job portraying the indefatigable nature of major depression. "Melancholia" and "Veronika Decides to Die" are my other recommendations. With the latter I highly recommend the book by Paulo Coelho, which is just achingly accurate. I really loved "Wristcutters"… Read More

These are pretty hilarious. I think the weather man at 9:10 wins the "just casually roll with it" award, lol. "And frankly, Wickenberg is a total loss."

22/28 And I believe it's "cause I can thrill you more than any GHOUL would ever dare try."

"The Subtle Knife" - part 2 of the His Dark Materials trilogy by Philip Pullman. That scene with Lyra and Pan made me have to put the book down I was crying so hard.

John Woo's Red Cliff definitely needs to be here, as does House of Flying Daggers. Both movies are jaw-dropping gorgeous.