Youtube, or T-34, or Russian Movies In General Or Something

[emo_snal]

   So Pandora finally figured out how to block my VPN a bit ago, and spotify quickly showed itself to be so awful at predicting music I might like that about 90% of its choices were awful, and then Ii discovered that youtube does a pretty good auto-mix predicting music I might like. Well that was good for awhile and I actually discovered a fair

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[nick_101]

Colbert is definitely #1 for me.

[mexpatriot]

You might like Tangerines.

Tangerines (Georgian: მანდარინები Mandarinebi, Estonian: Mandariinid) is a 2013 Estonian-Georgian film directed, produced and written by Zaza Urushadze. Set during the 1992-1993 War in Abkhazia, the film is a morality tale addressing issues of conflict, reconciliation and pacifism.[3][4] It was filmed in Guria, Georgia.

It was nominated for the Best Foreign Language Film at the 87th Academy Awards[5][6] and was among the five nominated films at the 72nd Golden Globe Awards for Best Foreign Language Film.[7]

[emo_snal]

Oh that does actually sound really good I'll have to look for it!

[emo_snal]

Update, have successfully downloaded it, looking forward to watching! (:

[mexpatriot]

Hope you enjoy.

I watched Prisoner of the Mountains. That was good! Thanks!

[lenine2]

I was a big Colbert fan on The Daily Show, then a faithful viewer of The Colbert Report. When he took over the Late Show I was turned off by the band, of all things. And the screaming audience. John Baptiste seemed to be pandering to the audience, playing that stupid air-keyboard as if it required talent of any kind.

Then the shut-down, and Colbert taping at home, and Baptiste no longer had an audience, and actually spoke to Colbert, and I could hear him play the piano. Wow! He is fabulous, and endearing. He seems like a music dork who isn't quite used to being a personality. I got hooked on Colbert again. I feel that his show is much better without an audience.

I caught Jimmy Fallon a few times while he was taping at home, and then tuned in just to see his house. I lost interest when he moved back into the studio.

And that's all there is to know about my late night feelings!

[emo_snal]

Interesting. I'd only tuned in once Colbert was already at home so I never got the studio audence thing. In general I hate laugh tracks and/or live studio audiences. I don't need to be told something is funny. It's cute on the Colbert show though how you sometimes hear his wife or producer laughing at a joke.

I wonder if the problem with Jimmy Fallon and Seth Myers is the opposite, that they've totally failed to adapt to not being in front of a studio audience.

But even with Colbert I usually get bored with the interviewss and never tune in for the live music act because why would I do that when there's plenty of music available on youtube. So being able to catch _just_ the monologue (and quarantinewhile) is ideal.

[chocolate_frapp]

i gave up on Pandora very quickly. The first time I tired to use it I punched in that I liked the Beatles and it threw Madonna at me so I was all "well, fuck you, Pandora."

[emo_snal]

ahahaha :X

[aerodrome1]

'The Red & the White" was brilliant.

Have you seen the film version of "The Master and Margarita"? YouTube should have it, albeit in 10 minute clips.

[emo_snal]

I have not, is it good??

[aerodrome1]

Yes. The novel is brilliant, and the film is very well done.