OT: 2019 OT Non-Ski Resort Thread

[Mr Plow]

• Repo Man remains the GOAT movie. Everyone go watch it right now

Wrong. David Fincher's Zodiac is the GOAT movie.

 

[M2Beezy]

Wrong. David Fincher's Zodiac is the GOAT movie.

Its just an opinion Plow Man, aint no right or wrong unless the movie is terrible

 

[Hit the post]

Its just an opinion Plow Man, aint no right or wrong unless the movie is terrible

M2B is hfboards greatest poster of all time!

 

[M2Beezy]

M2B is hfboards greatest poster of all time!

Altho thats an opinion, in this case its the CORRECT opinion

 

[Eddy Punch Clock]

M2B is hfboards greatest poster of all time!

YA but then he changed his name (a few times) and it's all been downhill ever since.

 

[M2Beezy]

YA but then he changed his name (a few times) and it's all been downhill ever since.

You think i should go back to Bure to Mogilny, Eddy?

 

[Josepho]

Mogilny To Bure >>>>

 

[PG Canuck]

Mogilny To Bure >>>>

I miss that guy, too bad he doesn’t post here anymore

 

[Eddy Punch Clock]

Mogilny To Bure >>>>

Yeah this over Bure To Mogilny anyways.

B2M sounds too much like a bowel movement... or even worse... Boys 2 Men.

 

[Bleach Clean]

Repo Man was already on my list because it's a Robby Müller-shot movie with Harry Dean Stanton (RIP, RIP)

A student of film Zombo?

I’m guessing you have already seen “To Live and Die in LA” and “Ghost Dog: Way of the Samurai” then?

 

[Zombotron]

A student of film Zombo?

I’m guessing you have already seen “To Live and Die in LA” and “Ghost Dog: Way of the Samurai” then?

Oh, sometimes. Helps that my neighbourhood video store didn't close until 2016.

Yes to the former (which I love), but no to the latter.

 

[Hit the post]

Helps that my neighbourhood video store didn't close until 2016.
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Were you the kid in the trenchcoat, fedora hat & dark glasses I always saw walking into the Red Hot video store?

 

[Josepho]

I love math and the logic behind it but reading week and studying all my notes has reiterated how f***ing hard calculus is.

 

[Captain Bowie]

I am currently planning a road trip through the Kootenays for mid-May, looking for input. Anyone here live in the Castlegar/Nelson/Creston/Cranbrook area? Need advice on everything; what sights to see, where to stay (for cheap, I'm guessing it'll be too cold to camp), what routes to take, which areas I can pass over.

Ideally I would like to take the Crowsnest Highway all the way to Cranbrook, work my way up through the Rockies and then come back down the #1. Though I fear that will be too much driving for 7-8 days, not leaving enough time to see the sights. Am I better off heading north up Kootenay Lake and coming back through Vernon? Would leave more time to explore each area.

I'm looking for ideas about outdoor activities, which golf courses to play, which trails to hike, which lookouts to check out. Don't care much for the arts & culture scene, except maybe some breweries along the way.

 

[Hit the post]

I love math and the logic behind it but reading week and studying all my notes has reiterated how ****ing hard calculus is.

Pretty much my Waterloo at UBC. I still have the odd night where I wake up, how does that ()&#-+@- chain rule go again?. Jeebus, I'm Asian, I'm supposed to be good in math!

 

[Mr Plow]

Pretty much my Waterloo at UBC. I still have the odd night where I wake up, how does that ()&#-+@- chain rule go again?. Jeebus, I'm Asian, I'm supposed to be good in math!

If you know the chain rule you're at least in like the 98th percentile for math in this country lol.

 

[Zombotron]

whats math

 

[y2kcanucks]

whats math

Said Jim Benning when asked about the salary cap.

 

[Hit the post]

A student of film Zombo?

I love math and the logic behind it but reading week and studying all my notes has reiterated how ****ing hard calculus is.

whats math

 

[Bleach Clean]

Oh, sometimes. Helps that my neighbourhood video store didn't close until 2016.

Yes to the former (which I love), but no to the latter.

To Live and Die in LA is one of the few DVDs I ended up keeping after a move. Check out Ghost Dog.

Roger Deakins usually gets the accolades for cinematography. Prisoners is a good one from him.

 

[member 290103]

Wrong. David Fincher's Zodiac is the GOAT movie.

1000000% agree. Very underrated.

 

[Hit the post]

Film is also a favorite of mine.

Though I should mention that I liked this other film that came out in 1984 as well more:



It was just kind of zany/goofy at the time which kind of matched my personality.

 

[Mr Plow]

1000000% agree. Very underrated.

That scene at the lake is still the most disturbing thing I've ever seen in a movie.

Roger Deakins usually gets the accolades for cinematography. Prisoners is a good one from him.

Another excellent Jake Gyllenhaal crime thriller. I might as well mention Nightcrawler to complete the trifecta.

 

[Zombotron]

Were you the kid in the trenchcoat, fedora hat & dark glasses I always saw walking into the Red Hot video store?

No, I was the guy who would come into the store wearing a bib and asking for the Thomas the Tank Engine tapes.

 

[member 290103]

That scene at the lake is still the most disturbing thing I've ever seen in a movie.



Another excellent Jake Gyllenhaal crime thriller. I might as well mention Nightcrawler to complete the trifecta.

There are a lot of great scenes in that movie...the very first scene where they pan in over that little Californian town late at night on the 4th of July is brilliant.

David Fincher is exceptional..many of his movies are instant classics...Se7en, The Social Network, Zodiac.

If you have time he has a series of Netflix called Mindhunter that’s really good.