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Dexie posted:Seth Rogan wasn't in Donnie Darko... I read that as Donnie Brasco and thought it'd be a young Seth Rogan getting shot in the head.
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I'm looking forward to movies in the future when characters make all of the right decisions not
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I'm watching season 4 of The Sopranos and it's funny that people still loved Rudy Giuliani at the time.
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Mad Doctor Cthulhu posted:It would have been fine if they just came out and said 'let's pretend abortion and other contraceptive after-the-fact solutions exist and all of this is a fever dream designed to get to a certain point.' It wasn't a point of making GBS threads on anybody, it was that the whole situation had to pull some major credibility strings that it didn't really have to. Also, I completely forgot that Apatow's wife's subplot was basically a very good reason why marriage and having responsibilities in that way is not something to be taken lightly. If the movie was honest about the plot, the movie would have ended with Heigl getting an abortion and the Marijuana Muppet telling her that he was free to live his life the way he wanted and if she didn't like it she could leave it, which she had already decided on about twenty minutes in. And there's a lot of material in the movie to show that Apatow's idea of adulthood and marriage is basically 'you have to do it and you're going to do it so just cut to the suffering and divorce already.' It's a very pessimistic view of marriage and, to be honest, it really does push the idea that our cultural viewpoints on marriage are like brussel sprouts at Christmas: nobody knows why we do it, but we do and we hate it and it's tradition and blah blah just shut up and accept it via peer pressure blah. (emphasis added) I assume there's supposed to be a "don't" in there?
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The whole psychopath/OCD angle of Julia Roberts' villainous husband in Sleeping With the Enemy is already pretty silly by today's standards, but it's downright hilarious when we come upon a scene that's supposed to be DRIPPING with menace, when Roberts' husband is working out intently in some kind of hate-induced trance, but instead he's just flailing around on some outdated stairmaster.
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Mu Zeta posted:I'm watching season 4 of The Sopranos and it's funny that people still loved Rudy Giuliani at the time. Not everybody loved him: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SznGSjcNlQ0
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Mu Zeta posted:I'm watching season 4 of The Sopranos and it's funny that people still loved Rudy Giuliani at the time. Please always use his full name: Rudy "9/11. 9/11. Did I mention 9/11? Because I was mayor on 9/11. 9/11. 9/11" Giuliani.
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Dexie posted:Seth Rogan wasn't in Donnie Darko... I could probably win a fair bit of cash in pubs with it if I could come up with the right question. As movie cameos that people forget go it's up there with Jim Carrey appearing in the last Dirty Harry movie.
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Jedit posted:I could probably win a fair bit of cash in pubs with it if I could come up with the right question. As movie cameos that people forget go it's up there with Jim Carrey appearing in the last Dirty Harry movie. Ben Affleck was in the Buffy the Vampire Slayer movie too.
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Has anyone seen the movie White Oleander in the last 15 years?
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George Clooney was in Return of the Killer Tomatoes. Which is a pretty funny movie.
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That guy from Rosanne and the Big Bang Theory was Rusty in National Lampoons Christmas Vacation. Jane Krakowski from 30 Rock was the Cousin Eddy's daughter in the original National Lampoon. I'm pretty sure at least one kid in every one of those movies turned out to have a career, which is a pretty good ratio.
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Solice Kirsk posted:George Clooney was in Return of the Killer Tomatoes. Which is a pretty funny movie. I like the gag where he throws the pizza dough in the air.
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Zach Braff's 30 seconds in Manhattan Murder Mystery as Woody Allen's son was weird as hell. Let's not forget also that Kim Cattrall was in the first Police Academy movie.
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LIVE AMMO ROLEPLAY posted:I like the gag where he throws the pizza dough in the air. I want to try making the really weird pizzas. They all sound worse than TMNT pizzas even. edit: Incase anyone wants to see people eating actual TMNT pizza creations: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1ATkAgcbmQ Solice Kirsk has a new favorite as of 03:58 on Jan 5, 2018 |
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Mu Zeta posted:I'm watching season 4 of The Sopranos and it's funny that people still loved Rudy Giuliani at the time. Speaking of something that didn't... actually age well at all, this hilariously questionable CGI face of Tony's mom placed on another actor's body after the actress had died in real life. With lines from previous episodes dubbed over that didn't even fit the scene and were obviously recognizable from those previous episodes. I have no idea why they went with this and not the "she died off screen" poo poo they did later. She looks like a hologram and her hair style changes in between shots! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GS0DQKHMpM8
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Jan 5, 2018 03:52
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That was stupid even when it originally aired.
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Calaveron posted:Homer steals cable Remember when cable was something you'd actually want?
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Calaveron posted:Homer steals cable Dental plan!
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oldpainless posted:Dental plan! More like oldtoothless!
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Calaveron posted:Homer steals cable On a similar note: "Assume Fox viewing positions." https://i.imgur.com/sXNTkyY.mp4
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I know this sentiment has been said before, but I wish my life was as awesome as Al Bundy's.
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Krispy Wafer posted:That guy from Rosanne and the Big Bang Theory was Rusty in National Lampoons Christmas Vacation. And Juliette Lewis was Audrey 
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Calaveron posted:Lisa goes to Washington this isn't a thread for tv episodes that aged extremely well
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Jazerus posted:this isn't a thread for tv episodes that aged extremely well A person revealing blatant corruption and it resulting in something today lmao
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The FFVII remake is almost certainly stuck in development-hell, but should it get made they won't be throwing the word 'Retard' around so flippantly .
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Calaveron posted:A person revealing blatant corruption and it resulting in something today lmao That was the joke even back then, actually
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Inspector Gesicht posted:The FFVII remake is almost certainly stuck in development-hell, but should it get made they won't be throwing the word 'Retard' around so flippantly . I'm honestly really surprised they haven't already changed that in the re-releases. Doesn't "fag" get used a couple times too?
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Any Eye on Springfield segment is pure, unfiltered 90's
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Calaveron posted:Any Eye on Springfield segment is pure, unfiltered 90's spoken like someone that doesn't like high-waisted bikinis, smdh
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Homer and Marge meeting in the late 70’s with Bart being born in 1981
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Calaveron posted:Homer and Marge meeting in the late 70’s with Bart being born in 1981 Garfield would almost certainly be dead by now. He hasn't had a numbered birthday since his 29th in 2007, however.
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knife_of_justice posted:Garfield would almost certainly be dead by now. He hasn't had a numbered birthday since his 29th in 2007, however. YOU SHUT YOUR MOUTH
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Calaveron posted:Homer and Marge meeting in the late 70’s with Bart being born in 1981 Personally I feel those episodes have actually aged better than the newer ones where Homer and Marge met in the 90s. Maybe it's just because the older episodes were good.
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FreudianSlippers posted:Personally I feel those episodes have actually aged better than the newer ones where Homer and Marge met in the 90s. Yeah because at least the 80's don't really date themselves that much while the 90's episode hinges on Nirvana and Starbucks Like I think the only super concrete 80's reference is Mr Burns playing Pac-Man in his office and the general griminess of the 80's
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Calaveron posted:Any Eye on Springfield segment is pure, unfiltered 90's It truly honors its real life inspiration. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H1LgtFILAKM
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Calaveron posted:Yeah because at least the 80's don't really date themselves that much while the 90's episode hinges on Nirvana and Starbucks Off the top of my head: Homer spoils Empire strikes back, 9 to 5 song plays, Homer sings Girls Just wanna have fun
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Homer flips a switch in his house, not remembering what it does, and it lights up Christmas lights on his roof. "Merry Christmas 1986"
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