This is fun… The Danish National Chamber Orchestra stops to eat a Carolina Reaper mid performance. Went a lot better than I suspected it would, but I suppose these folks are very very good at concentrating and maintaining focus lol.
This made my day!
Edit for realism “Just a small boy…” Ummm, I didn’t say that.
Another bit of fun is: A small danger of having the forum remember where you were last within a thread, is that you could easily end up replying to a post from 3 years ago, or 2 months ago in my case. LOL
How much are these musicians paid, that they’d all agree to eat anything from the PuckerButt Pepper Company, on camera? That’s the question.
I’m imagining there’s a giant pile of corroded wind instruments in the dumpster behind that concert hall
But it’s definitely human behavior………..
Saw that one in the theater! Then, had the wife watch it decades later. Then she had me watch Tank Girl! 
I’ve never seen it. The only place I can find it is on Prime Video with an MGM+ subscription. Not going to happen.
Funny how purchasing the DVD is often cheaper than renting or subscribing to a channel. I think we purchased Tank Girl on DVD for $7 because it was the only way to get it, and it was a double feature. Nowadays it even seems that the DVD’s that contain two or three movies are cheaper than the singles. Buying ‘Blade Runner; The Final Cut’ DVD was cheaper than buying a digital copy and barely more than the single rental. Funny how the extra fifteen seconds changed the entire meaning of the movie, and was vital to having a better understanding of 2049.
Not anymore. On Amazon France, only used copies are available. The DVD version starts at 32 €. The Blu-ray starts at 60 €. And, holy cow, the VHS tape version starts at 275 €!
2049 is massively, massively underrated. In some ways I like it nore than the original.
I am in complete agreement. I like the original but 2049 is better (other than ot could do with less Jared Leto).
Any BladeRunner movie that lacks a scene like this, cannot be better:
It’s - except for the monologue of Marlon Brando in “Apocalypse Now” - the best monologue in film history, in my opinion….
Glad to hear that. I think that we saw it in the theater and you definitely need surround sound and a subwoofer to watch at home. Do watch ‘Blade Runner; The Final Cut’. It’s what the director originally wanted, and those extra fifteen seconds are huge. Watch the prequel to The Thing. It too is also better than the original.