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23scidoo

That was good
https://youtu.be/dU3FSX3JjYw

this must be great

https://youtu.be/4l-yByZpaaM

Gern Blansten

PJ_Soul said:

The Bundy Tapes doc reminded me that his execution - the sickos who partied outside on his execution, to be precise - is what triggered my lifelong opposition to the death penalty. I was only about 13 when it happened, but I vividly remember the disgust I felt about the sentiment being expressed by all those drunk partying freaks who waved signs and set off fireworks who I watched on TV. It really enlightened me when it came to the human darkness and grossness that lurks behind capital punishment.

It is a pretty good documentary btw. Not unique or anything, bit interesting enough.

I watched it and thought it was pretty good.  I had read Ann Rule's book years ago and forgot that Bundy had escaped twice.  Sad that after his first escape he committed more murders.

The celebrating didn't bother me too much. Dude was a monster.  My death penalty beliefs have evolved a little....I still support it mostly as a means of victims rights.  I do think it should be reserved for those who request it or where the evidence is overwhelming so that innocent people don't get sentenced to death.  

PJ_Soul

Gern Blansten said:

PJ_Soul said:

The Bundy Tapes doc reminded me that his execution - the sickos who partied outside on his execution, to be precise - is what triggered my lifelong opposition to the death penalty. I was only about 13 when it happened, but I vividly remember the disgust I felt about the sentiment being expressed by all those drunk partying freaks who waved signs and set off fireworks who I watched on TV. It really enlightened me when it came to the human darkness and grossness that lurks behind capital punishment.

It is a pretty good documentary btw. Not unique or anything, bit interesting enough.

I watched it and thought it was pretty good.  I had read Ann Rule's book years ago and forgot that Bundy had escaped twice.  Sad that after his first escape he committed more murders.

The celebrating didn't bother me too much. Dude was a monster.  My death penalty beliefs have evolved a little....I still support it mostly as a means of victims rights.  I do think it should be reserved for those who request it or where the evidence is overwhelming so that innocent people don't get sentenced to death.  

Yeah, the celebrating literally makes me sick to my stomach. I mean, yes, Bundy was a monster... But he was a sociopathic serial killer with a diagnosed mental illness. So wtf is the excuse for the people celebrating an execution as though it's the 4th of July like a bunch of sickos???

PJ_Soul

hedonist said:

I'm fascinated with Bundy himself - the stark difference between the persona shown and the one who committed those monstrosities.  I watched a bit of the first episode but found it unfulfilling (probably not the appropriate word), My paperback of The Stranger Beside Me by Ann Rule was more interesting.

I'm now about 20 minutes into Polar with Mads Mikkelson.  Fun watch and well-made so far.

(and by the way, Io blew big-time)

I think the problem with documentaries like this is that there are zero surprises. We already knew everything there is to know about Bundy. I suppose for those who didn't already know all about him, this doc would be a lot more interesting.

What I'm really looking forward to is this upcoming Bundy movie starring Zac Efron. It looks really good!

Ninetytworules

PJ_Soul said:

Gern Blansten said:

PJ_Soul said:

The Bundy Tapes doc reminded me that his execution - the sickos who partied outside on his execution, to be precise - is what triggered my lifelong opposition to the death penalty. I was only about 13 when it happened, but I vividly remember the disgust I felt about the sentiment being expressed by all those drunk partying freaks who waved signs and set off fireworks who I watched on TV. It really enlightened me when it came to the human darkness and grossness that lurks behind capital punishment.

It is a pretty good documentary btw. Not unique or anything, bit interesting enough.

I watched it and thought it was pretty good.  I had read Ann Rule's book years ago and forgot that Bundy had escaped twice.  Sad that after his first escape he committed more murders.

The celebrating didn't bother me too much. Dude was a monster.  My death penalty beliefs have evolved a little....I still support it mostly as a means of victims rights.  I do think it should be reserved for those who request it or where the evidence is overwhelming so that innocent people don't get sentenced to death.  

Yeah, the celebrating literally makes me sick to my stomach. I mean, yes, Bundy was a monster... But he was a sociopathic serial killer with a diagnosed mental illness. So wtf is the excuse for the people celebrating an execution as though it's the 4th of July like a bunch of sickos???

It’s FLA. 

PJ_Soul

Ninetytworules said:

PJ_Soul said:

Gern Blansten said:

PJ_Soul said:

The Bundy Tapes doc reminded me that his execution - the sickos who partied outside on his execution, to be precise - is what triggered my lifelong opposition to the death penalty. I was only about 13 when it happened, but I vividly remember the disgust I felt about the sentiment being expressed by all those drunk partying freaks who waved signs and set off fireworks who I watched on TV. It really enlightened me when it came to the human darkness and grossness that lurks behind capital punishment.

It is a pretty good documentary btw. Not unique or anything, bit interesting enough.

I watched it and thought it was pretty good.  I had read Ann Rule's book years ago and forgot that Bundy had escaped twice.  Sad that after his first escape he committed more murders.

The celebrating didn't bother me too much. Dude was a monster.  My death penalty beliefs have evolved a little....I still support it mostly as a means of victims rights.  I do think it should be reserved for those who request it or where the evidence is overwhelming so that innocent people don't get sentenced to death.  

Yeah, the celebrating literally makes me sick to my stomach. I mean, yes, Bundy was a monster... But he was a sociopathic serial killer with a diagnosed mental illness. So wtf is the excuse for the people celebrating an execution as though it's the 4th of July like a bunch of sickos???

It’s FLA. 

True.

But it's not the only time it's been done. It just happened to be the first time I actually saw it on TV. It's been repeated many times since, in various states.

Gern Blansten

PJ_Soul said:

hedonist said:

I'm fascinated with Bundy himself - the stark difference between the persona shown and the one who committed those monstrosities.  I watched a bit of the first episode but found it unfulfilling (probably not the appropriate word), My paperback of The Stranger Beside Me by Ann Rule was more interesting.

I'm now about 20 minutes into Polar with Mads Mikkelson.  Fun watch and well-made so far.

(and by the way, Io blew big-time)

I think the problem with documentaries like this is that there are zero surprises. We already knew everything there is to know about Bundy. I suppose for those who didn't already know all about him, this doc would be a lot more interesting.

What I'm really looking forward to is this upcoming Bundy movie starring Zac Efron. It looks really good!

My 23 year old daughter thought it was really interesting.  She didn't know anything about him.  The tapes made it interesting to me...plus just remembering the details of his crime spree.

It is amazing that due to the lack of internet and/or efficient communication, the authorities really didn't know they had Bundy in custody at first.

PJ_Soul

Gern Blansten said:

PJ_Soul said:

hedonist said:

I'm fascinated with Bundy himself - the stark difference between the persona shown and the one who committed those monstrosities.  I watched a bit of the first episode but found it unfulfilling (probably not the appropriate word), My paperback of The Stranger Beside Me by Ann Rule was more interesting.

I'm now about 20 minutes into Polar with Mads Mikkelson.  Fun watch and well-made so far.

(and by the way, Io blew big-time)

I think the problem with documentaries like this is that there are zero surprises. We already knew everything there is to know about Bundy. I suppose for those who didn't already know all about him, this doc would be a lot more interesting.

What I'm really looking forward to is this upcoming Bundy movie starring Zac Efron. It looks really good!

My 23 year old daughter thought it was really interesting.  She didn't know anything about him.  The tapes made it interesting to me...plus just remembering the details of his crime spree.

It is amazing that due to the lack of internet and/or efficient communication, the authorities really didn't know they had Bundy in custody at first.

Yeah, for those not fully versed in his story, it would definitely be a good watch. I am personally a big huge horror and true crime buff/nerd, and that includes all the serial killer stuff, so I already knew absolutely everything about Bundy - I've seen pretty much every movie and documentary about him ever made. This was another to add to the pile. But it's a good one. Probably the best one made so far.

I absolutely think that his is the most interesting/intriguing story out of all the serial killers, and yes, that is largely because of the jail breaks. I can't believe they let him get away twice - it would be comical if there wasn't such an unfunny result from it.

Gern Blansten

PJ_Soul said:

Gern Blansten said:

PJ_Soul said:

hedonist said:

I'm fascinated with Bundy himself - the stark difference between the persona shown and the one who committed those monstrosities.  I watched a bit of the first episode but found it unfulfilling (probably not the appropriate word), My paperback of The Stranger Beside Me by Ann Rule was more interesting.

I'm now about 20 minutes into Polar with Mads Mikkelson.  Fun watch and well-made so far.

(and by the way, Io blew big-time)

I think the problem with documentaries like this is that there are zero surprises. We already knew everything there is to know about Bundy. I suppose for those who didn't already know all about him, this doc would be a lot more interesting.

What I'm really looking forward to is this upcoming Bundy movie starring Zac Efron. It looks really good!

My 23 year old daughter thought it was really interesting.  She didn't know anything about him.  The tapes made it interesting to me...plus just remembering the details of his crime spree.

It is amazing that due to the lack of internet and/or efficient communication, the authorities really didn't know they had Bundy in custody at first.

Yeah, for those not fully versed in his story, it would definitely be a good watch. I am personally a big huge horror buff/nerd, and that includes all the serial killer stuff, so I already knew absolutely everything about Bundy - I've seen pretty much every movie and documentary about him ever made. This was another to add to the pile. But it's a good one. Probably the best one made so far.

I absolutely think that his is the most interesting/intriguing story out of all the serial killers, and yes, that is largely because of the jail breaks. I can't believe they let him get away twice - it would be comical if there wasn't such an unfunny result from it.

Did you watch "The Innocent Man" yet?  Really good....the book is excellent as well

PJ_Soul

Gern Blansten said:

PJ_Soul said:

Gern Blansten said:

PJ_Soul said:

hedonist said:

I'm fascinated with Bundy himself - the stark difference between the persona shown and the one who committed those monstrosities.  I watched a bit of the first episode but found it unfulfilling (probably not the appropriate word), My paperback of The Stranger Beside Me by Ann Rule was more interesting.

I'm now about 20 minutes into Polar with Mads Mikkelson.  Fun watch and well-made so far.

(and by the way, Io blew big-time)

I think the problem with documentaries like this is that there are zero surprises. We already knew everything there is to know about Bundy. I suppose for those who didn't already know all about him, this doc would be a lot more interesting.

What I'm really looking forward to is this upcoming Bundy movie starring Zac Efron. It looks really good!

My 23 year old daughter thought it was really interesting.  She didn't know anything about him.  The tapes made it interesting to me...plus just remembering the details of his crime spree.

It is amazing that due to the lack of internet and/or efficient communication, the authorities really didn't know they had Bundy in custody at first.

Yeah, for those not fully versed in his story, it would definitely be a good watch. I am personally a big huge horror buff/nerd, and that includes all the serial killer stuff, so I already knew absolutely everything about Bundy - I've seen pretty much every movie and documentary about him ever made. This was another to add to the pile. But it's a good one. Probably the best one made so far.

I absolutely think that his is the most interesting/intriguing story out of all the serial killers, and yes, that is largely because of the jail breaks. I can't believe they let him get away twice - it would be comical if there wasn't such an unfunny result from it.

Did you watch "The Innocent Man" yet?  Really good....the book is excellent as well

I haven't yet, but am looking forward to it!

Gern Blansten

PJ_Soul said:

Gern Blansten said:

PJ_Soul said:

Gern Blansten said:

PJ_Soul said:

hedonist said:

I'm fascinated with Bundy himself - the stark difference between the persona shown and the one who committed those monstrosities.  I watched a bit of the first episode but found it unfulfilling (probably not the appropriate word), My paperback of The Stranger Beside Me by Ann Rule was more interesting.

I'm now about 20 minutes into Polar with Mads Mikkelson.  Fun watch and well-made so far.

(and by the way, Io blew big-time)

I think the problem with documentaries like this is that there are zero surprises. We already knew everything there is to know about Bundy. I suppose for those who didn't already know all about him, this doc would be a lot more interesting.

What I'm really looking forward to is this upcoming Bundy movie starring Zac Efron. It looks really good!

My 23 year old daughter thought it was really interesting.  She didn't know anything about him.  The tapes made it interesting to me...plus just remembering the details of his crime spree.

It is amazing that due to the lack of internet and/or efficient communication, the authorities really didn't know they had Bundy in custody at first.

Yeah, for those not fully versed in his story, it would definitely be a good watch. I am personally a big huge horror buff/nerd, and that includes all the serial killer stuff, so I already knew absolutely everything about Bundy - I've seen pretty much every movie and documentary about him ever made. This was another to add to the pile. But it's a good one. Probably the best one made so far.

I absolutely think that his is the most interesting/intriguing story out of all the serial killers, and yes, that is largely because of the jail breaks. I can't believe they let him get away twice - it would be comical if there wasn't such an unfunny result from it.

Did you watch "The Innocent Man" yet?  Really good....the book is excellent as well

I haven't yet, but am looking forward to it!

I think the book was better than the documentary but still very good

WildFly

http://youtu.be/epCvKyjH7g8

The Ranch

fife

given2fly23 said:

Watched Fyre (Netflix) tonight. The only people I felt sympathy for were some of the people hired who did try to wave the red flag but were ignored and the locals who got screwed. The GoFundMe for the woman running the restaurant has raised over $170k. I didnt have any sympathy for Billy and Ja of course or the privileged attendees who wanted to be part of the elite. Crazy shit. Billy will scam again. Surprised he wasn't wearing a MAGA hat. 
 

I can understand not having sympathy for Billy or Ja but i do have some for the attendees.  they did get ripped off.  for me it doesn't matter if they are privileged or not. 

bootlegger10

I may be alone here but I wasn’t too impressed by Bodyguard.  Entertaining but tough to follow who was who and thus didn’t really care who was guilty in the end.  

Jearlpam0925

Hold The Dark - fucking awesome movie.

The Fyre Fest doc - so good and so happy to watch every single person involved in it get F'ed over.

markymark550

I've seen a lot of comments here about the Fyre doc to add it to my queue. Maybe I'll get to watch it this weekend.

H.Chinaski

Fyre doc was crazy. Billy McFarland is def a piece of shit! Also waiting patiently for season 5 of Schiit's Creek

Gern Blansten

Jearlpam0925 said:

Hold The Dark - fucking awesome movie.

The Fyre Fest doc - so good and so happy to watch every single person involved in it get F'ed over.

I liked Hold the Dark until the end....really fucking weird ending, and by weird I mean kind of stupid in my opinion

Jearlpam0925

Gern Blansten said:

Jearlpam0925 said:

Hold The Dark - fucking awesome movie.

The Fyre Fest doc - so good and so happy to watch every single person involved in it get F'ed over.

I liked Hold the Dark until the end....really fucking weird ending, and by weird I mean kind of stupid in my opinion

Sorta agree - but gonna push back that the violence was soooo good (swear I'm not a psycho).

Gern Blansten

Jearlpam0925 said:

Gern Blansten said:

Jearlpam0925 said:

Hold The Dark - fucking awesome movie.

The Fyre Fest doc - so good and so happy to watch every single person involved in it get F'ed over.

I liked Hold the Dark until the end....really fucking weird ending, and by weird I mean kind of stupid in my opinion

Sorta agree - but gonna push back that the violence was soooo good (swear I'm not a psycho).

yeah definitely worth watching...it just kind of ended like a lot of suspense/horror movies do

"It" (S. King) was that way....great movie but the end was just kind of stupid