007 - ALL OPENINGS from the Daniel Craig Era (youtube.com)
The first three are very close for me, I switched them around a few times making this post:
- Casino Royale
- Skyfall
- No Time To Die
- Spectre
- Quantum of Solace
Yes!
I haven't watched the Simpsons in a while, I liked the background designs while they were running through the city
I'll check it out, thanks for the recommendation!
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"Green Day - Wake Me Up When September Ends" - A few days late on posting this: 'Twenty years has gone so fast'
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Link to the music video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NU9JoFKlaZ0&t=104s
The album American Idiot was released on September 21, 2004, and is now around 20 years old
Twenty years has gone so fast
Wake me up when September ends
What the song was about:
One of the songs in American Idiot, "Wake Me Up When September Ends", is not entirely related to the album's central narrative.[6][7] The song was inspired by the death of lead singer Billie Joe Armstrong's father in September 1982.[5] On the day of his father's funeral, Armstrong reportedly ran home, locked himself in his room, and when his mother came to check on him, he told her to wake him up when September ended,[8] and held onto the song title for several years after.[9] In an interview with the Howard Stern Show, Armstrong said that he initially avoided writing a song about his father for years, until he "[had] a breakthrough" and created "Wake Me Up When September Ends" in his honor.[
What the music video was about:
Bayer envisioned the video as a mini-movie,[50] wanting to create something unlike other music videos that he felt were predictable.[49] Bayer brought the idea of an Iraq War-themed video to the band after interviewing soldiers who had signed up to fight after being persuaded by a television advertisement.[51] Bayer also said that he wanted the music video to be more political than the album's other music videos, saying that he "wanted kids to talk about the war," and felt that MTV had not spread awareness of the conflict and its consequences on soldiers.[13] Although it was not the song's original meaning, Armstrong felt it was appropriate.[52] Bayer and his crew spent a month casting actors for the roles and conducted rehearsals, which was uncommon for music videos.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wake_Me_Up_When_September_Ends#Music_video
I didn't like that finale.
The characters felt lifeless, like they were all doing a loose parody of themselves. Even the "oh lord" felt like a reference. The one scene which felt genuine was when Bender shot the can opener and took a nap.
At least we have the older seasons to constantly rewatch.
I subscribed to the channel after coming across one of their other covers. Each one is excellent
Cristin Milioti is great too, that stare was unsettling
I enjoyed it, but I was getting a bit bored by the end. The show needed time to set things up so I don't mind. Looking forward to the rest
Could it be "We're the Millers", his character had an annoying personality there.
I loved Ted Lasso meanwhile
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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/29631003
I tend to avoid the network TV / procedural style shows. I gave this one a try because it was made by CBC and set in Greater Vancouver (Surrey). Nothing is ever set here lol
It's decent, and it touches on more complex topics (ex. harm reduction) fairly well. It also doesn't rely on relationship drama (as of episode 4), which I appreciate.
I'd give it an 7.5/10 so far. I assume the low ratings on IMDB are because of some review bombing
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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/29631003
I tend to avoid the network TV / procedural style shows. I gave this one a try because it was made by CBC and set in Greater Vancouver (Surrey). Nothing is ever set here lol
It's decent, and it touches on more complex topics (ex. harm reduction) fairly well. It also doesn't rely on relationship drama (as of episode 4), which I appreciate.
I'd give it an 7.5/10 so far. I assume the low ratings on IMDB are because of some review bombing
Unfortunate coincidence, I thought the same
All caps, white lettering
The comments mention "woke", so maybe something along those lines
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I tend to avoid the network TV / procedural style shows. I gave this one a try because it was made by CBC and set in Greater Vancouver (Surrey). Nothing is ever set here lol
It's decent, and it touches on more complex topics (ex. harm reduction) fairly well. It also doesn't rely on relationship drama (as of episode 4), which I appreciate.
I'd give it an 7.5/10 so far. I assume the low ratings on IMDB are because of some review bombing
Yes that's the one!
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There is also the Radiohead version of Spectre:
Spectre (2015) Main Title with Radiohead Song & Credit