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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husband is working out intently in some kind of hate-induced trance, but instead he's just flailing around on some outdated stairmaster.
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This is the funniest clip of BBT I've ever seen
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spog posted:I'm curious: are there any famous dudes that dye their hair? Elvis Presley was famously a blonde. Matt Leblanc had silver hair throughout the entirety of filming for Friends
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what the writers did to Andy is probably one of the most mean-spirited and uncalled for things I've ever seen for a relatively inoffensive, if annoying, television character. I can only assume he burned some bridges by getting big in The Hangover series right as his character in The Office was taking off, but even after that they just keep kicking him down a few rungs until he's literally at rock bottom and then the series ends. Toby's in a similar boat. I think his last line is something along the lines of "why do you do this to me, God" and I can only assume he went and killed himself after the last episode.
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Mar 26, 2019 19:56
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Antifa Turkeesian posted:Superboy’s friend Chloe is going to prison for the rest of her life because of her numerous acts of rape and torture. i thought the only charges they ended up sticking to her were for racketeering, which depending on how extensive, usually isn't a life sentence offense. ranierre is hosed tho, and good riddance. edit: which is not to say that she wasn't responsible for rape and torture, just that she's only been charged with racketeering
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Nov 21, 2020 21:13
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also jim carrey is like 15 years older than all his friends and the love interest in that movie. i know it's because they wanted jim carrey to jim carrey in the movie made for jim carrey, but like just age everyone else up then. it's a weird dynamic for a movie like that anyone who's ever had an older acquaintance manically and persistantly trying to herd a bunch of strangers up for a random midlife crisis skydiving trip will know what i mean
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Dec 10, 2020 01:49
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BaldDwarfOnPCP posted:I'd like to hit JC on this one but Hollywood in general just can't stand older women unless they're super super talented like Meryl Streep or Kathy Bates and they can't play romantic roles after idk, 30? yeah but also his friend group was way young too. like late 20's, early 30's to carrey's 45, all portrayed as peers who go way back. i'm not ageist, i just think it was a weird dynamic for what was nakedly a midlife crisis movie bobjr posted:It's always kind of funny when a love interest has a boyfriend who just for no real reason turns out to be cheating or some other kind of horrible person halfway through the movie, which is why they can be with the lead who acts often just as bad. i remember being caught way off guard by the slimeball in the wedding singer, who was just openly bragging about banging borderline underage girls to adam sandler, a friend of his girlfriend, who he just met. but i've met a lot of dudes like that since then so it's a piece of media that has aged very well actually. God Hole has a new favorite as of 02:50 on Dec 10, 2020 |
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Alhazred posted:Media that didn't age well. special SPECIAL EFFECTS edition
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Feb 15, 2021 03:45
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hyperhazard posted:Babe is excellent; Babe 2 is a weird mix of slapstick and existential dread. That one scene where the dog thrashes about drowning while all the animals watch silently really hosed me up as a kid. (Luckily Babe saves him, which is presented as a selfless act and not the bare loving minimum you do when you see someone dying jesus christ what was wrong with those animals) oh yeah i remember this scene https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g7WjrvG1GMk
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Feb 19, 2021 03:27
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cold mountain: wherein jude law plays a handsome, lovelorn confederate soldier who was definitely a first wave enlistee. yeah he's a deserter who doesn't harbor any ill will towards "those people", but his disillusionment with the military and the conflict is incredibly vague and never outright stated. he's the ultimate "it was about states rights" hero, especially considering i think the only union soldiers with speaking roles are a band of marauding rapists (and cillian murphy) renee zellweger won an oscar for squinting in the rain and shouting BOTH SIDES HAVE VERY VERY BAD MEN
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May 12, 2021 21:45
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personally if i had a measurable impact on the suicide rate among red-haired people and also by the way completely kneecapped and humiliated the environmental movement for an entire generation i would stop writing cartoons but that's just me
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Dirt Road Junglist posted:Reminds me of how the first scene in Heathers involves a fake school shooting. i did peace corps for a few years and during my first few months in country i agreed to help my host sister edit her high school graduation video. the video starts out with an extended "comedic" sequence of a boy going room to room in her school with a realistic looking automatic rifle and pretending to fire upon scores of students who all flail around wildly and drop to the floor motionless. her and her friends are next to me cracking tf up, looking expectantly to me for my feedback. "uhh looks great so far! i don't think you guys need my help with this after all" they just had no frame of reference for this kind of thing outside of hollywood movies. we truly live in another reality
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