Favorite Canadian stuffs

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Originally Posted by soulreaper

I think I'll go with Bryan Adams cause he reminds me of my childhood

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MTV Unplugged was the first album I ever downloaded, woot woot!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7Hru1uuQe8

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Originally Posted by anon

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Originally Posted by soulreaper

I think I'll go with Bryan Adams cause he reminds me of my childhood

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MTV Unplugged was the first album I ever downloaded, woot woot!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7Hru1uuQe8

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I hope it wasn't from oink lol

Also how could I forget James Cameron? Terminator 2 is still my favorite action film probably.

No one in Canada actually considers either Bryan Adams or James Cameron Canadian. Adams has lived in London - England not Ontario, for at least a couple of decades and Cameron moved to Hollywood (then Malibu and New Zealand thereafter) in 1971. You could make a case for Elon Musk being more "Canadian" which is equally absurd btw.

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Originally Posted by soulreaper

I hope it wasn't from oink lol

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Nah, private share circa 2000. Still have it burnt on a 650 MB CD-R somewhere.

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Originally Posted by soulreaper

Also how could I forget James Cameron? Terminator 2 is still my favorite action film probably.

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Terminator 2 and Aliens are true classics. Avatar was so hyped though, I can't believe four fucking sequels are planned :mellow:

The Abyss (which we talked about on another thread) was also pretty underrated. And hard as nails to make, I felt sorry for the actors and crew after reading about the filming process and behind-the-camera events.

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Originally Posted by IdolEyes787

No one in Canada actually considers either Bryan Adams or James Cameron Canadian. Adams has lived in London - England not Ontario, for at least a couple of decades and Cameron moved to Hollywood (then Malibu and New Zealand thereafter) in 1971. You could make a case for Elon Musk being more "Canadian" which is equally absurd btw.

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"Technically Canadian" then :ghey:

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Originally Posted by anon

The Abyss (which we talked about on another thread) was also pretty underrated. And hard as nails to make, I felt sorry for the actors and crew after reading about the filming process and behind-the-camera events.

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There is a documentary out that looks at how they made "Das Boot" back in the day. Highly recommended. Will turn you off any dreams of pursuing a film career if you ever had those.

Then again...

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Originally Posted by soulreaper

I think I'll go with Bryan Adams cause he reminds me of my childhood....

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Molested, huh?

Also being from India your correct response is Sunny Leone.