1. Meadow
2. Janice
3. Richie Aprile
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Power gap
4. Artie Bukos wife
5. Christopher's goons from season 2
6. Carmella's mom
7. Big rich Nigger in the blue suit from season 2
sitting on a park bench....
>>70742334
this list is trash tier
meadow is my waifu
>>70742334
>He didnt want to bang Meadow
get out
We Are Still Here got 95% on Rottentomatoes. Why do critics not understand horror? Why did they love this middling jump-scare fest of cliches, but thumb their nose at better films that actually disturb you psychologically? I admit, I thought the film had its charms, especially the hilarious gore towards the end, but it didn't frighten or scare me or disturb me the way a true horror film would.
This is the state of horror now
It's either throwback style or lol so meta
Because the last half-hour is 11/10 and the rest was decent.
> but thumb their nose at better films that actually disturb you psychologically?
Pretty much every psychological horror film gets a critical love-wave. What are you talking about?
>>70742305
>but thumb their nose at better films
Like?
This was actually better than Game of Thrones.
>>70742202
Wei a best
Shu can get fucked
Wu is alright but forever irrelevant
Ok I know it's kinda hard to do but I did it. I made a list of ten movies that I think are the best ever made (not in order):
>Citzen Kane
>Raging Bull
>The Drive
>End of Evangelion (you have to watch the series too tho)
>Star Wars V
>Pulp Fiction
>Godfather
Those are my top 3 (not in order again):
>The Seventh Seal
>Seven Samurai
>2001 Space Odyssey
>>70742138
Is this some new level of meta trolling
The Pepe only adds to the complexity
>>70742138
>not putting Taxi Driver
It's like you're not even trying.
What did OP mean by this?
>SPELL-CHUCKER
>>70741848
what was this guy's fucking problem anyway?
>>70741869
He was possessed by the devil since birth and didn't know it. Kind of like Twin Peaks when my nigga Bob possessed people unknowingly
>>70741869
He passed lvl 30 with his virginity in tact.
How the fuck did they manage to ruin the story so much? And what was even the purpose of making this movie when the Swedish film had been made a few years before and actually followed the book? Fucking Americans ruin everything I swear
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I thought the movie was pretty great and true kino but you bookfags will never be satisfied anyway
>>70741937
They completely changed the ending, literally the most anti-climactic way they could have gone about it.
Post your Zootopia theories, idea etc here.
Just finished watching it a few min ago
I want to fuck the rabbit
there are still animals living by their "traditional way" in a district called "Res".
>>70742568
this
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>"its just a little miscast, its still good its still good!"
>"they've fired and replaced the director, its still good its still good!"
>"they're shooting over half the movie with 6 months before release, its still good its still good!"
>"its gone"
>"I know"
>>70741637
It's funny because no matter how bad it's gonna be it will still sell gangbusters. Same as Marvel.
>>70741608
>>70741637
oh I'm sure you guys will be right this time!lol
looks fun
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wQGawWqJdfs
>>70741603
Looks like a good kids film
Matthew Lillard's making a comeback?
>jane levy
holy fuck she's so perfect
Let me get this straight - at the end there was an actual baby floating in space?
>>70741524
You saw the movie right? You get what happens when somebody touches the monolith right?
>>70741524
and the baby was like "IM SELLIN WEED, NIGGA"
What even is space? really makes you think.
how the fuck...?
they blew it up
>>70741520
Yea me too, OP. I've always been confused how the statue of liberty ended up on some alien monkey planet when there was no mention of ever putting it into space
>>70741520
we're all equal, you fuck, just accept it and spend life compromising until it becomes true.
Thank you based Snyder
Thank you, Snyder.
>>70741460
Thank you based Snyder.
It occurred to me the other day that, by giving us the origin and death of Superman leading into the Justice League, he's transformed the death of Superman from a largely meaningless comic book event into the sacrifice necessary to elevate a dark, cynical, "realistic" world into a new "Heroic Age." So there's yet another reason the religious imagery isn't meaningless. Viewed from that perspective, Superman isn't real-world Jesus, not "Space Jesus," but he's certainly become "comic book Jesus."
Let's run down all the different ways that "meaningless" symbolism has meaning within the context of the films:
1) It's a visual metaphor for what being Superman is - a guy trying to be a hero when his nature and environment conspire to make him appear god-like.
2) To clue us in that the people in his world are thinking of him as a god, unconsciously deifying him, and providing the answer to Perry's largely rhetorical question: "Do you know how people would react if they knew there was someone like this out there?" Well, here's the answer - when they see walking, talking proof that not only is there extraterrestrial intelligence, but that it's superior to them in almost every conceivable way, they try to turn it into an object of worship - a god.
3) To highlight the dichotomy that exists between perception and reality, an important factor when the discussion turns to magic in the DC universe, and one that's going to become increasingly important, I believe.
4) It serves a metatextual acknowledgement of Superman's place in comic book history. He's the god-like figure that ushered in the age of the superhero the "founder of the religion," as it were, and as depicted in the films, his sacrifice serves to bring Bruce back into the light, so to speak, and to elevate a dark, cynical world into one where heroes can once again live and breathe.
Not bad. all things considered.
ITT: villains who got away with it.
Seriously though, what the fuck was was her problem? She knew she was lying, and she even said she wasn't when Mads' son went to their house, but she changed her story and admitted she was lying after Mads punched her dad. So if she knew she was lying, why did she keep it hidden until then?
>>70741324
she was telling the truth, though
>a child that young, can understand the enormous complexities of something she was coerced to do, by somebody she trusted unequivocally
Shiggly piggly wiggly
It was an interesting film as you could not blame someone entirely
Thoughts?
It's about time for us to move beyond the boogie man and start facing the real Germany today
I liked it. It's a little disjointed, and you can't quite tell what it wants to be, either comedy or drama/personality study, but it was a fun watch.
It's important to understand how sensitive Germans are to any mention of the Nazi Party in order to understand how subversive it is, I guess.
The scenes with Hitler being motivational and counter arguing were great. It was a fun movie, i feel bad for germans who are drowned in the issues it was trying to tackle.
DUDE, kill whitey lmaoMmm
>>70741211
IT'S A BLACK MALE THING
ARAIGHT, ARAIGHT
What's going on here?
Didn't he literally suck BBC to get into character for one of his flicks?
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