Yeah. Seth MacFarlane is a HUUUUGE Star Trek nerd, so he is definitely going to come correct with his own tribute..
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Yeah. Seth MacFarlane is a HUUUUGE Star Trek nerd, so he is definitely going to come correct with his own tribute..
The Wrath Of Khan.
Revenge of the Sith.
cara delevingne is terrible at acting, maybe she should go into porn
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Originally Posted by David Daniel Davis
i avoided this show because i thought it was a comedy, this shit is NO COMEDY and even the comedic parts are well timed, shit went dark quick. This dude Seth McFarlane should just be a space opera creator, he fucking killed it. I’m shocked but now that you share this info, now i get it, he wanted to outdo Trek and go there and he did.
Radio stop acting white lol
Currently watching the new season of Top Boy.
I had to get used to the acting and accents at first but good show so far.
dont be a moronic little bitch.Quote:
Originally Posted by zooruka
so only white people watch sci-fi shows and enjoy them? You need to start getting off my dick ASAP . It’s been years already, get a fucking life. And don’t respond with your usual “I’m just kidding posts”, i know what you are , you’re a bitch who will soon go on ignore lame. Don’t ever use stereotypes on me limp dick.
Are you a racist? I think others already know the answer to that.Quote:
Originally Posted by zooruka
I've been watching the show Unbelievable on netflix. It's a bit unbearable to get through at times, and it's a disgrace that so many people did not believe her. We all know that the statistics of actual false incidents of rape are very low.
Whenever you get a chance Radioactive Man, you should check out Black Nerd Comedy on YouTube. He covers all aspects of geek culture.
will do bro.Quote:
Originally Posted by David Daniel Davis
thanks
Full metal alchemist brotherhood and baki
Rewatching The Sopranos, fantastically entertaining still.
Tony never had the makings of a varsity athlete.
I was watching some show where they were making fun of midgets and I was loving every bit of it.
You Were Never Really Here - Between this, The Master and (I assume because I haven't seen it) The Joker, Phoenix is making a case for himself as one of the best actors around. Tense and dramatic film with a great central performance.
how many times are they going to remake the black christmas movie? it looks like stank garbage
Because Hollywood executives know that kids are stupid and have the attention span of a goldfish.
I have yet to watch this. He sure has had a great couple of years.Quote:
Originally Posted by ShaDynasty
The last season of Silicon Valley. Its less funny than it was in other seasons, but still entertaining and I have to see how Richard Hendrix's nerd empire finally crumbles.
I was really hyped to see You Were Never Really Here but felt disappointed in the end. It ended abruptly and I was like "That's it? It's over?" Who doesn't like going savage and murdering rapist pedophiles by beating them to death with a hammer? The plot had so much more potential. The movie should have delved more into the underground criminal element of the child sex trade. It seems that in real life many of the agencies/organizations that pretend to help children are actually the organizations that have people working for them who are preying on the children.
Joaquin Pheonix also broke the mold. The main character, Joe, was just a belly fat man with a grizzly beard who looked like a bum who had some kind of post trauma as a vet. But he could go savage with the hammer. This movie SHOULD have been better than it was.
I really miss Boardwalk Empire. That show was so well done and yet so rushed in the last couple seasons.
Clint Eastwood has a new movie out that looks good. Richard Jewell The media is trying to squash the movie for obvious reasons, it exposes how the media ruins people's lives with fake news. And the FBI's reputation isn't doing so well these days either, with frauds running the agency such as James Comey, Peter Strozk and other corrupt losers.
^ I feel like you missed the point of the film somewhat, but whatever that's your opinion.
Just finished the new season of South Park. The final episode is batshit lol, jesus.
out on Netflix Brazil right now. whatyouknowboutthat?
The Grit Channel. Love the old westerns.
I watched Grit all day on Christmas and the two days after.
Don't Fuck With Cats
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KHfWklPzH-Y
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KHfWklPzH-Y
Some guy tortures cats in internet videos and this group of people on facebook are triggered and spend the rest of their lives tracking him down.
Good Time (2017) - Really tense and entertaining film, and also Necro is in it.
* The Handmaid's Tale, 3rd series
* Gentbrugge, 5 part show on national tv about the city district I live in (the show runner moved to the same district last year and decided a light hearted documentary series would be a good move. it's pulling in a big audience)
* Kamp Waes : an SAS / Seals kind of training show with non army trainees (mostly athletes) on national tv. hosted by a popular actor/presenter. a ratings hit. a version for Dutch tv has been approved recently (same language, different presenter, trainees and Dutch special forces equivalent)
these are the only shows I watch these days. always nice to see them with relatives, it's a nice family moment
I watched The Witch and The Conjuring. Good films. It's hard to believe that The Conjuring is based on a true story. The director James Wan had to tone the film down because the real events would've been to scary to show people. Real witch took over the mother's body in a gruesome way.
^^The Conjuring is ace. I never bothered with any of the sequels.
Gonna go see the movie '1917' with my parents tomorrow. I invite them to a movie about once a month. last time we saw a Belgian war movie about a submarine
1917 has gotten good reviews, although some have said that it's soulless. I'll see it anyway, from the descriptions it sounds somewhat similar to Dunkirk in tone, which I thought was dope. I want to see Bad Boys 3 as well.
I loved Dunkirk.
'1917' was as immersive an experience as 'Dunkirk'. Really good film.
I'll have to check out 1917.
I watched Hereditary last night. Good horror film with no gore, profanity, and jump scares. I guess Bizzy Bone was right when he said, "Demons surround me all the time".
I'm curious to know why most of these movies are praising Satan. What's going on?
I don't see how it's ”praising satan”. A lot of horror films deal with the supernatural and evil forces. Unless it's a really dumb movie, that stuff is usually intended as a metaphor, like in Hereditary it's for mental illness. It's a great film, gripping and unnerving as hell. The mother's descent into darkness is brutal.Quote:
Originally Posted by IrOnMaN
Ari Aster's follow up 'midsommar' is worth checking out too. It's slower paced but fascinating. There's not a lot of supernatural stuff in that one.
Ok. The mental illness metaphor I knew about because of the family's history. I'm just now watching horror films so I'm learning alot.Quote:
Originally Posted by ShaDynasty
i've been watching a lot of old movies that are considered classics. a lot of afi's top 100 movies. a lot of them are fucking horrible. why do critics pretend some of this shit is good? with the exception of some moments here and there, most of these movies are pretty bad. especially the acting. some of the hitchcock stuff is cool and the marx brothers, but most of the other stuff is dreadful.
in the last month or so, i've watched...
Vertigo
psycho
2001: a space odyssey
on the waterfron
bridge over the river kwai
chinatown
maltese falcon
dr. strangelove
philadelphia story
rear window
west side story
north by northwest
who's afraid of virginia wolf
in the heat of the night
12 angry men
bringing up baby
close encounters of the third kind
night at the opera
fistful of follars
brazil
adam's rib
i've also started and could not get through...
wuthering heights
doctor zhivago
rebel without a cause
grapes of wrath
annie hall
i have some other stuff filling up on my dvr that i'm going to give a shot to, but my leash is getting much shorter. i'm ending the movies sooner and sooner.
^ Almost all of those films in the top list are fantastic.
I don't blame you for skipping The Grapes Of Wrath, that shit is interminable. Rebel Without A Cause is entertaining imo.
I watched The Maltese Falcon a few weeks ago as well, those noir movies are always fun just because of the style, and Bogart's coolness. The storyline was too twisty though, by the end I'd stopped caring about who had the real falcon and who was double crossing who.
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