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Nov 15, 2020 21:58
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i learned from my latest article that apparently sam worthington was in this big australian war movie what is with all these actors hollywood keeps trying to railroad into being all american icons not even being american it wouldnt be so silly except that all non white foreigner villains always end up being played by actual americans
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Nov 16, 2020 04:56
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commonwealth countries have enough social democracy left to do crazy things like teach non rich children how to act
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Watched There Will Be Blood. I appreciated the scene in which Daniel Day-Lewis' ruthless capitalist character explicitly admits he's a hateful psychopath that only wants to get rich so he can dominate everyone around him. Too bad they left out the parts from the book where the oil workers unionize and the guy's son becomes a socialist.
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Some Guy TT posted:so i was wondering if anyone had actually read either of these books or even heard of them i dont have a clue how much cultural penetration they had even in the very narrow context of the pretentious graphic novel community I just looked them up and they're so obscure and bad nobody even bothered to pirate them not to say there isn't a lot of altright bullshit in comics but it's mostly indie publishers who raise money on indiegogo
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although there was that one batman graphic novel about how rock music is evil
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Pretty much anything not cape comics is already a niche of a niche, and one-off poo poo is lucky to be read and remembered by triple digits of people.
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grate deceiver posted:watched Bacurau, it owns, incredible movie and very cspam agreed. it’s the most honest portrayal of American privatized militarism I’ve ever seen
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oscarthewilde posted:agreed. it’s the most honest portrayal of American privatized militarism I’ve ever seen or really just american foreign policy in general
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Holy loving  , I thought I clicked the AUG thread for a moment.
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Rebel Wilson's bit, whatever that is, is not making me want to invite a Facebook camera into my home
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i was flipping channels last night and landed on planes, trains, and automobiles. i always cry at the end when they "actually...." about Del's life. It's one of my favorite twists in any movie ever.
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i love this cheesy space opera crap i even look back on those parts of gotg fondly
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Eox posted:https://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3947866&userid=0&perpage=40&pagenumber=1 lmao hell yes
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Kesha > Gaga, and I'll go to the mat on that.
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Just watched the Frank Sinatra, Grace Kelly, Bing Crosby movie High Society. The movie made me angry overall because gently caress these rich people. The song numbers were good which redeems the movie. The Crosby/Sinatra duet is a delight. https://youtu.be/KQoszMqQ7mw
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Marx Was A Lib posted:Kesha > Gaga it's true
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Nov 19, 2020 03:17
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I watched The Social Network, which I hadn't seen before, and I deeply appreciated how much this movie from 2010 accurately depicted everyone involved in creating Facebook as an enormous rear end in a top hat.
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Nov 19, 2020 04:38
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Anyone remember the Will Smith Enemy of the State?
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MonsieurChoc posted:Anyone remember the Will Smith Enemy of the State? Yeah! Solid movie. Gene Hackman was fuckin' rad. I think Jack Black was in it too. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s3poKUuvtyM
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I’m a sucker for slow burns but Eisenbergs good in Night Moves as a radical ELF-esque environmentalist opposite Dakota Fanning and Peter Saarsgard
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gradenko_2000 posted:it's true High Road is just so drat good. It's got everything from bangers to ballads. Father Daughter Dance rips my drat heart out, but I love the way she wraps the whole thing up at the end.
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Taintrunner posted:Yeah! Solid movie. Gene Hackman was fuckin' rad. I think Jack Black was in it too. And apparently also Jamie Kenndedy.
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IT'S HIS THIRD TIME YOU PHILISTINE HE FUCKS THE FEMALE CHANGELING AND THAT OTHER LADY BEFORE THIS
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Marx Was A Lib posted:Kesha > Gaga, and I'll go to the mat on that. This is the correct opinion
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 Immortal Hulk is fun. Sort of feels like a good 1990s Vertigo comic. I'm 26 issues in, and it's interesting to see what criticisms of capitalism are allowed, and how they are presented.
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Singin' in the rain is a very good movie
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Taintrunner posted:Yeah! Solid movie. Gene Hackman was fuckin' rad. I think Jack Black was in it too. Also the way will smith owns the cia in that movie is extremely on brand and fuckin amazing. IMO a lesser movie would have noted he was a lawyer and have him do some courtroom stuff to the cia goons who were after him but i think the movie very wisely instead has him trick the trigger-happy CIA men into getting in a shootout with a mob boss who had an unrelated tape- it almost doesn't work but one of the goons can't help himself and tries to strong arm the mafia men and it turns into a bloodbath Panzeh has issued a correction as of 00:44 on Nov 20, 2020 |
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I forgot that was a Tony Scott movie.
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my favorite part of enemy of the state is how the politician that gets whacked is a republican because back then republicans were more likely to say domestic spying is bad a close second is when we find out the main villain was more mad about being denied a promotion due to being incompetent than he was about his actual stated motive
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I watched The Battle Roar To Victory the other day. It was badass af and made me want to become a partisan in the mountains and fight the Japanese.
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huh i didnt realize that movie was available in english language territories now i described it back when it came out as kind of like a vietnam war movie except told from the side of the vietnamese which is definitely a cool concept although i have no idea how much of that was intentional and how much of it just came up naturally from the real life historical background
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