#2110 - Fahim Anwar
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#2110 - Fahim Anwar mentions The Dark Half by Stephen King and Bhagavad Gita with timestamps, quotes, and episode context.
It's like that movie. What was it, the dark half.
I remembered the line from the hindu scripture, the Bhagavad Gita.
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“The Dark Half is about Thad Beaumont, a writer who has a parasitic twin removed from his skull, leading to a murderous rampage by his pseudonym George Stark.”
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“One of my favorite all time videos. Let's leave it on. This is the Oppenheimer video of him describing what he said when the first bomb went off, when he quoted the Bhagavad Gita.”
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John Wick
“The first John Wick is absolutely my favorite. John Wick is a movie where a man's dog is killed, leading him to seek revenge on those responsible.”
Alien
“The conversation highlights 'Alien' as the best alien movie of all time, emphasizing its significance and impact.”
The Arrival
“The discussion revolves around the Charlie Sheen movie 'The Arrival', which is described as underrated and a cool sci-fi movie.”
Gattaca
“Gattaca is about genetics and the struggle between genetically designed individuals and natural births, featuring Ethan Hawke.”
Oppenheimer
“Oppenheimer's a damn good movie, discussing the historical context of the character and the implications of the atomic bomb.”
No Man's Land
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Sound of Metal
“Riz Ahmed was in Sound of Metal, a super talented actor known for his unique approach to memorizing lines.”
Aliens
“The mention of 'Aliens' as a significant film featuring Sigourney Weaver as a lead badass woman.”
Predator
“The discussion includes a new 'Predator' movie featuring a Native American lady, described as fun.”