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Unmature posted:I guess you haven't seen the internet in the last couple of months. Ghostbros are some of the shittiest people and need to be taken down a peg at every opportunity. Ghostbros? Lol no I don't go looking for the stuff.
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Jose Oquendo posted:Of course WHM is going to like the new Ghostbusters movie. They're all improv guys so of course they're going to like a movie that's 99.9% improv. Jupin said as much in his mini review. It was the first thing out of his mouth. I saw the film and didn't think it was very funny. Maybe I'm not an improv person.
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# ? Jul 21, 2016 15:02 |
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Dr. Lariat posted:Ghostbros? Lol no I don't go looking for the stuff. The enemy is within.
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# ? Jul 21, 2016 15:12 |
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Grapplejack posted:I saw the film and didn't think it was very funny. Maybe I'm not an improv person. I didn't think Ghostbusters was very funny and I like improv heavy comedies.
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# ? Jul 21, 2016 15:12 |
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thrawn527 posted:Also, I'll say Andrew is a special kind of Star Trek nerd, who remembers the full registry number of the Enterprise from the end of 4, and all of 5 and 6 (NCC-1701-A), yet not remember plot points from Wrath of Khan (Khan not only doesn't take over the Enterprise, he never steps foot on it. He and Kirk are never in the same room the whole movie). I'm bummed that they apparently wrote off IV as the worst when it's solidly in the top 3 and arguably the best of them.
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# ? Jul 21, 2016 15:28 |
Tender Bender posted:I'm bummed that they apparently wrote off IV as the worst when it's solidly in the top 3 and arguably the best of them. I agree that it's in the top 3, but you'd have a hard time arguing it's the best of them. It's entertaining, for sure, but it's easily my third favorite of the original cast. 2 and 6 are incredibly good. And through no coincidence, have the best villains of the entire movie series.
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Needs more Guliani hate
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# ? Jul 21, 2016 16:01 |
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TheFallenEvincar posted:Needs more Guliani hate Their Giuliani tangents are always hilarious.
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# ? Jul 21, 2016 16:03 |
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"The end of year edition of Times with a barren Times Square and a 'WHERE DID THE HOOKERS GO'"
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# ? Jul 21, 2016 16:04 |
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Also I got no idea what the gently caress a "combo" is Also also Zoo was a great doc
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# ? Jul 21, 2016 16:14 |
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TheFallenEvincar posted:Also I got no idea what the gently caress a "combo" is Tiny pretzel bites filled with dog food.
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TheFallenEvincar posted:Also I got no idea what the gently caress a "combo" is
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# ? Jul 21, 2016 16:26 |
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Noted Combo enthusiast and Nu-metal fan Stephen Sajdak
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# ? Jul 21, 2016 16:46 |
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Jesus Christ that should not be consumed by human beings What kind of world do we live in I think the discovery of combos is creating an existential crisis inside of me Thanks a lot
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# ? Jul 21, 2016 17:03 |
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Clinical Depression: The Snack Food
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# ? Jul 21, 2016 17:51 |
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This episode was really validating because the Ghostbusters cartoon was a few years before my time and the way that people in my peer group and on the internet praise it as some kind of gem that totally holds up even as an adult has always been something I could never really get into. I guess from a historical perspective it's kind of cool that they did an episode on "Cathulu" in the time before Lovecraft was really overexposed?
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# ? Jul 21, 2016 17:57 |
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Extreme Ghostbusters was something that sounded terrible on paper but was actually pretty good and probably better than the original cartoon.thrawn527 posted:I agree that it's in the top 3, but you'd have a hard time arguing it's the best of them. It's entertaining, for sure, but it's easily my third favorite of the original cast. 2 and 6 are incredibly good. And through no coincidence, have the best villains of the entire movie series. Oh yeah, that's why I said "arguably". I dunno if I'd put it at the top but if someone else did I'd understand their decision.
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# ? Jul 21, 2016 17:59 |
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Tender Bender posted:I'm bummed that they apparently wrote off IV as the worst when it's solidly in the top 3 and arguably the best of them. They said that IV was one of the best. Nemesis and Insurrection were the worst, and V was the worst TOS movie.
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Corek posted:They said that IV was one of the best. Nemesis and Insurrection were the worst, and V was the worst TOS movie. Yeah I don't even think anything here is even up for debate. There is some debate on whether Nemesis or Insurrection is the worst (I think Insurrection because it's far more boring and just feels like a bad two parter of the show, but I appear to be in the minority, and I can't really argue because Nemesis is really bad), but those three are by far the worst of the bunch. I mean, Generations is really really really bad, but at least you've got Malcolm McDowell and William Shatner doing something.
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Evil Mastermind posted:Clinical Depression: The Snack Food
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thrawn527 posted:I mean, Generations is really really really bad, but at least you've got Malcolm McDowell and William Shatner doing something. It also gave us all the nexus jokes.
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Guy Mann posted:This episode was really validating because the Ghostbusters cartoon was a few years before my time and the way that people in my peer group and on the internet praise it as some kind of gem that totally holds up even as an adult has always been something I could never really get into. I guess from a historical perspective it's kind of cool that they did an episode on "Cathulu" in the time before Lovecraft was really overexposed? I mean it's probably held up better than 90s X-Men, which is the ugliest. 90sest thing people are inexplicably nostalgic for.
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# ? Jul 21, 2016 19:01 |
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The toys were rad as hell though
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# ? Jul 21, 2016 20:20 |
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Dr. Lariat posted:Dear cast of WHM, you should write in
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# ? Jul 21, 2016 20:26 |
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Tatum Girlparts posted:you should write in Sir, put down your tweet.
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# ? Jul 21, 2016 20:45 |
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Evil Mastermind posted:Sir, put down your tweet. mom get in here
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# ? Jul 21, 2016 21:06 |
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I'm glad Cabin came back, he's fun.
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# ? Jul 21, 2016 21:55 |
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Grapplejack posted:I'm glad Cabin came back, he's fun. Same! I've been listening to the back catalogue lately, and now I've got a crave for the flavor of a crumble of Crabin
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that seems like a step lower then pizza rolls, since at least if i have a pizza roll i can do the Mr. planket voice and give myself a laugh. EDIT: that may be sadder in hindsight. Dr. Lariat posted:Dear cast of WHM, there is a diffence to thinking that you like the prequels because you think their fun films to outright trashing the film becuase of gender or some idea that your child hood is scared or about a single movie and not something you did with your family or friends. i mean my childhood had a ton of star wars toys and video games and suger water but what i am nostalgic for back then is what i did it with. that is why my best nostalgia moment is when me and my brother who rarely get along with on vacation for my other brother wedding and we just sit in the hotel eating fries with mayo and that was 5 years ago, or sitting on my brother in laws boat at 4 clock in the morning watching the sun on the lake side of chicago seeing the relection on the windows and that was 7 years ago. these will be my final thoughts more then my first time watching ghostbusters. Cyron fucked around with this message at 23:27 on Jul 21, 2016 |
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So, Jupin (and a few other local friends) liking the new Ghostbusters movie is convincing me to go see it in theatres. I was going to wait until it came out on Blu-Ray, but I suppose I can take a huge leap and go see it on Budget Movie Day.
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Hockles posted:So, Jupin (and a few other local friends) liking the new Ghostbusters movie is convincing me to go see it in theatres. I was going to wait until it came out on Blu-Ray, but I suppose I can take a huge leap and go see it on Budget Movie Day. It's not my favorite Feig movie but it's still a pretty fun time. There isn't enough cocaine left on earth to re-create the original movie's production but it still has plenty of good gags and for every eyerolling callback to the original you get a clever parallel or bit of commentary. Some of Chris Hemsworth's completely deadpan lines like "aquariums are submarines for fish" still crack me up when I remember them days later.
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Hockles posted:So, Jupin (and a few other local friends) liking the new Ghostbusters movie is convincing me to go see it in theatres. I was going to wait until it came out on Blu-Ray, but I suppose I can take a huge leap and go see it on Budget Movie Day. I pretty much 100% agreed with Jupin's reaction to it and it seems that's more or less the vibe my friends have too. Cyron posted:that seems like a step lower then pizza rolls, since at least if i have a pizza roll i can do the Mr. planket voice and give myself a laugh. I'd say the rolls are at least better because you heat them up and are getting a hot pizza simulacrum in your mouth. Combos are just lovely pretzels with bad flavoring.
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The new Ghostbusters movie is really great. I'd say definitely go see it.Guy Mann posted:It's not my favorite Feig movie but it's still a pretty fun time. There isn't enough cocaine left on earth to re-create the original movie's production but it still has plenty of good gags and for every eyerolling callback to the original you get a clever parallel or bit of commentary. Michael Hat
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I'd even go as far to say it's OK to like or dislike movies, but it's not OK to wage online jihad against one, particularly pre-release. The backlash against Ghostbusters 2016 was alarmingly pre-emptive. I fully encourage anyone who likes to laugh at outraged nerds to check out this review: http://www.brianniemeier.com/2016/07/when-is-movie-not-movie.html quote:Hollywood hates you. They've murdered the film franchises you loved and reanimated them as shambling husks. But instead of cloves and sawdust, they've stuffed these mummified impostors with PC dogma. These zombie films' main purpose now is to spread elitist groupthink like plague rats. Or this hilarious reddit post: https://www.reddit.com/r/ghostbusters/comments/4s4vx3/ghostbusters_2016_childhood_ruined/ quote:Unfortunately, I no longer feel comfortable wearing the shirt. The reason is because the meaning has now changed. Instead of being a fun reminder of a time long ago, it is now a political statement. Wearing a Ghostbusters logo today sends a confusing message. Am I wearing it in support of feminism? Am I making a statement that there are only one Ghostbusters team?
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thrawn527 posted:Yeah I don't even think anything here is even up for debate. There is some debate on whether Nemesis or Insurrection is the worst (I think Insurrection because it's far more boring and just feels like a bad two parter of the show, but I appear to be in the minority, and I can't really argue because Nemesis is really bad), but those three are by far the worst of the bunch. Insurrection isn't the worst because, as you said, it's just a boring two-parter TNG episode. Nemesis seems to have an active disdain for the entire franchise. It's so totally out of sync with anything else in Star Trek. I suppose you could split the difference and say Insurrection is a worse movie because being boring is a bigger cinematic sin while Nemesis is a worse Star Trek movie because it hates you for liking this stuff.
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# ? Jul 22, 2016 17:28 |
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The Star Trek episode was good, but it was baffling to hear the whole gang taking shots at DS9. Especially as they have strong knowledge about Next Generation and the original series, it was weird they seemed to attack DS9 based on the space station premise without seeming to have watched the show. I wonder if the hosts were huge into Next Generation but didn't watch any of the following series, as they don't seem to mention Voyager or Enterprise. I mean it's fine to not like a show, but for Trek fans it's odd that it seems like they never watched one of the strongest series. I did like when they were discussing a worse version of Mos Eisley and Eric slipped in "Mos Epsa." That was a deep cut.
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Dr Monkeysee posted:Insurrection isn't the worst because, as you said, it's just a boring two-parter TNG episode. Nemesis seems to have an active disdain for the entire franchise. It's so totally out of sync with anything else in Star Trek. Yeah, it's one of those arguments where there is no wrong answer, because they're both terrible. I think there are at least a few things to somewhat enjoy in Nemesis (like a really strange performance by Tom Hardy, decent action scene where they ram the Enterprise into the Romulan ship, and...well actually I ran out of things), and it feels like a movie. The sacrifice at the end is unearned, and largely erased, but it was trying to do something. Insurrection had red cloudy space, face stretchy aliens, everyone getting horny and going through puberty again, and a final fight on a set where they seem to have forgotten to change the blue screen out with a CGI background. (Was there ever an explanation for this? Did they actually run out of budget to fill that in? Or did they always intend for the background to just be blue?) I really can't stand that movie. It's so drat boring. Nemesis is awful, but it's not boring. Usually.
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Mojo Threepwood posted:The Star Trek episode was good, but it was baffling to hear the whole gang taking shots at DS9. Especially as they have strong knowledge about Next Generation and the original series, it was weird they seemed to attack DS9 based on the space station premise without seeming to have watched the show. Yeah that surprised me too, especially since they've turned Michael Dorn #WeWantWorf into a running joke. On the other hand a quarter of the Insurrection review is just impressions about Quark being a massive sex offender.
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thrawn527 posted:
That poo poo has baffled me for a long time.
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Mojo Threepwood posted:I wonder if the hosts were huge into Next Generation but didn't watch any of the following series, as they don't seem to mention Voyager or Enterprise. I mean it's fine to not like a show, but for Trek fans it's odd that it seems like they never watched one of the strongest series. Jupin has talked about watching voyager I think so he's seen that one.
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