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Tip posted:They do and they're incredible dicks about it! I personally had to deal with it because I used to make graphics for TV news. Someone with deep pockets needs to just loving do it and let it go all the way through the courts until we can stomp on the face of the NFL and the balls of Roger Goodell forever until they both die. gently caress Tom Brady
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PostNouveau posted:https://twitter.com/JennyENicholson/status/1358619696216502276 I was looking forward to it but then I saw: Creators: Alex Kurtzman, Jenny Lumet Milo and POTUS posted:whwat movie was it that the grandfather moves into her room The War With Grandpa.
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mallratcal posted:I was looking forward to it but then I saw: Creators: Alex Kurtzman, Jenny Lumet It’s amazing that Alex Kurtzman just keeps getting more work. I miss the old days when Hollywood careers would definitively die after a few failures.
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I have no memory of the refrigerator code bit in Space Cop, but in a vacuum it’s kind of funny.
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General Dog posted:The sene with Max Greenfield and the other guy the morning after she’s been killed is quite funny. It plays out as kind of an Apatow spoof. Yeah I definitely felt like that scene was the most obviously comedic, but jesus that was the point in the movie where I felt the very least like laughing. They should’ve had a woman involved with the review but luchajones harassed Jessi offscreen and that other lady got murdered by Jay.
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The guys said the very end was satisfying for them, but for me it felt like the framing suggested a triumphant moment for Cassie, when in context (aside from some logical leaps) it feels like a pretty meager return on her investment.
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Castor Poe posted:First time I saw Silence of the Lambs, I thought, "Wow, I hope we get a prequel tv series that shows Clarice growing up on that farm someday". Thanks Alex Kurtzman for ruining everything you touch, you fuckstick. It turns out the lambs in the story are actually her siblings and they’ve just become lambs in the retelling as a coping mechanism, but also the actual siblings were actually ghosts.
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General Dog posted:It turns out the lambs in the story are actually her siblings and they’ve just become lambs in the retelling as a coping mechanism, but also the actual siblings were actually ghosts. Get the gently caress out of this thread JJ Abrams.
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Taintrunner posted:hey remember those terrible Denzel vigilante movies Man on Fire owns tho
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Taintrunner posted:hey remember those terrible Denzel vigilante movies Lol not only do they glom onto a forgotten 80’s crime drama, of all the actors/actresses they pick Queen Latifah to be the action hero. Truly these are days of endless trash. These legacy networks and third tier streaming services are hilariously desperate for content. colonelwest fucked around with this message at 06:17 on Feb 8, 2021 |
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Castor Poe posted:Man on Fire owns tho The Equalizer and The Equalizer 2 do not own, tragically. Denzel broke his "No Sequels" rule for absolute trash.
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Feb 8, 2021 06:16
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I agree with Mike on Psycho Goreman. I think the problem is it acts like a subversive parody of genre fiction but the third act is just the same old kids' show stories it was supposed to subvert played straight, albeit with more gore. I think it would've been more satisfying if the brother had refused to give her the stone after she sang that stupid song; hell, Simpsons subverted that trope successfully nearly a quarter of a century ago, or if Psycho Goreman technically fulfilled his promise not to kill them by doing to them what he did to that punk at the start of the movie or maybe just say he lied and killed them anyway.
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colonelwest posted:It’s amazing that Alex Kurtzman just keeps getting more work. I miss the old days when Hollywood careers would definitively die after a few failures. Dude killed the Dark Universe on the very first movie and the studio is still giving him work. Mind boggling.
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Taintrunner posted:Fun fact! The Departed is set entirely in Boston (duh) but the Irish bar that Leonardo's character cracks heads open in around the beginning is actually in Bay Ridge down in south Brooklyn; I used to drink there after work when I was in that part of the city. Fun place! They filmed some of it in The Bronx too. The police academy Leo and Anthony Anderson are at in the beginning is SUNY Maritime (the TN bridge is there in the background) and this deli was dressed up and used as the exterior of a bar
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Castor Poe posted:First time I saw Silence of the Lambs, I thought, "Wow, I hope we get a prequel tv series that shows Clarice growing up on that farm someday". Thanks Alex Kurtzman for ruining everything you touch, you fuckstick. I think they've been trying to get a Clarice Starling show going for at least a decade. The last one I remember was supposed to be on Lifetime. PostNouveau posted:https://twitter.com/JennyENicholson/status/1358619696216502276 It's true. I looked at the cast and except for Clarice and Buffalo Bill everyone else is a 'new' character.
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colonelwest posted:Get the gently caress out of this thread JJ Abrams. good instincts but I'm pretty sure that's a Stephen Moffat's Sherlock twist
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Jose Oquendo posted:It's true. I looked at the cast and except for Clarice and Buffalo Bill everyone else is a 'new' character. Oh boy, Buffalo Bill! A character we really need to see more of in 2021!
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LanceHunter posted:Oh boy, Buffalo Bill! A character we really need to see more of in 2021! it puts the mask on its face or else it gets the covid
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Taintrunner posted:hey remember those terrible Denzel vigilante movies It was actually a show first, but it was a forgotten relic of the late 80s. A guy would find a new person every week who was wronged by some injustice and then help them out and get the bad guy. It was a shameless A-Team ripoff except with one guy and not a team.
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Lister posted:It was actually a show first, but it was a forgotten relic of the late 80s. A guy would find a new person every week who was wronged by some injustice and then help them out and get the bad guy. It was a shameless A-Team ripoff except with one guy and not a team. oh my gawd it's a soft reboot of a soft reboot!!!
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LanceHunter posted:Oh boy, Buffalo Bill! A character we really need to see more of in 2021! He'd be a livestreamer now, dancing for bits on Twitch. "Whaddup everyone! It's ya boi, Jamie Gumm, aka Buffy-B. Please like and subscribe, and if we get to 200 subs tonight I'll do the Tuck Challenge!"
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PostNouveau posted:https://twitter.com/JennyENicholson/status/1358619696216502276 Awesome, a whole series about the jacking off guy
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My name is Lantern, Scipio Lantern, MBA.
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Milo and POTUS posted:was that clip from mac and me real yeah it's from the japanese laser disc release
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PostNouveau posted:https://twitter.com/JennyENicholson/status/1358619696216502276 So they're going to do Silence of the Lambs without Hannibal Lecter?
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Randarkman posted:So they're going to do Silence of the Lambs without Hannibal Lecter? Silence of the Audience. No one cares about her without Hannibal
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I you wanna be cool like Mike. Here is his mug https://poshmark.com/listing/I-See-Dumb-People-Pottery-Mug-Pottery-Mug-5fe918a7bcdb2fdb208eae3a?l_con=PREOWNED%2FUSED&utm_source=gdm_unpaid
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Armie Hammer thanking the gods for a new show about cannibals
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steinrokkan posted:Awesome, a whole series about the jacking off guy Finally it's Miggs's time to shine!
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so I'm actually watching Goldeneye for the first time and holy gently caress this intro rules
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It's the best Bond film of the last 25 years.
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Taintrunner posted:so I'm actually watching Goldeneye for the first time and holy gently caress this intro rules I remember seeing it in the theater and the dude in front of me yelled 'Thats James loving Bond!!!' when he does the dam jump. After years of bad films the crowd lost it's poo poo during that first scene.
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It came out late November 1995!
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