The Dick Show's latest guest literally said AIDS is no big deal.
Are Dick Head's literally pozzed? Is Maddox the TRUE healthy king of podcasts?
AIDS can be treated, though not cured, with antiretroviral drugs. It's not as big a deal as it was in the 80s or 90s.
>>71928453
>mfw /tv/ is literally pozzed
>>71928362
both new shows are a waste
I'm in love with this show.
I just watched the episode where Quinn proudly announces that Daria is her sister and I'm almost in tears.
My animated waifu. We would've been great together in high school...
oh to be 15 again
underage &b
Edgy show for edgy teens
This is the worst movie I have ever seen
WHAAAT? Noooooooo.
This movie basically chased Zooey out of the movie business
>>71928079
Then you really haven't seen many movies. Lurk more asshole.
Is the "omelette du fromage" episode of Dexter's Lab one of the funniest and smartest concepts for an episode ever in a cartoon?
I just remembered it randomly and watched the episode again. It's so perfect.
A whole group of us had to stay for detention once because we would not stop repeating this shit all day during class.
>>71927954
I just referenced it the other day when my friend was speaking french and he didn't know what I was talking about
>>71927954
this one and the beard episode will always stick with me.
Is this funny or is it just generic laugh track sitcom bullshit?
It's funny, but largely through funny voices instead of funny situations
Linehan's writing always has this surreal feel to it, which you'll either enjoy or hate, especially when Noel fucking Fielding appears.
Richmond is shit
>>71928064
why the richmond hate
>>71927878
>Made by the same guys who did Father Ted
Of course it's fucking funny
Cast Him.
>>71927509
Two-Face or Hush.
Two face would be easy/obvious but they should lay off him for a while. He'd make a good Hush, but that's a lame character.
Too old for any Robins.
He'd be good as Gotham, the new character in King's Batman.
Kirk Langstom/Man-Bat? Basil Karlo/Clayface?
He'd be a decent Animal Man.
The Arkham Knight
When did you first realise "professional" film critics are trash people with trash opinions who are paid to shill an agenda?
Like 15 years ago when I was 12
>>71927500
A long time ago. They still manage to know more than the teenage plebs on /tv/ though. Pretty pathetic to be honest.
never even gave a shit
What was the point of this movie? There's literally no plot, no character development, not set-up to why they fight or who they are.
If was fun I guess in a b-movie way but why is it such a classic?
it's pure kino about true brotherhood
The set up is all in the train ride and the characters names give insight into who they are, the rest of the plot is just an homage to greek mythology
>he couldn't dig it
if hollywood is nepotism central why isn't colin a good actor
He was fun in Good Guys
>>71927373
I'm re-watching that show right now. It was too good to get cancelled but it's Fox and they can't into keeping shows on the air.
>>71927296
do you even know the meaning of the words you're using?
As much as I like to make fun of her with you guys, let's be serious for a moment.
Do you think her career needs a big franchise right now? Like what they did to Lawrence. She keeps trying to grasp onto those failed franchises like If I Stay and The 5th Wave but they are all unoriginal shit. Does she need a Hunger Games of her own? Her movies are kind of stale right now.
I see Chloe Moretz as a challenge, more than anything. Here is a woman who, in every single aspect, is absolutely revolting - her exterior AND her personality - yet I can't help but wonder what would be like, to plunge balls-deep into her repeatedly.
That's right. Balls-deep. With no protection.
I won't lie, I'm extraordinarily-hard while typing this. I want to grab this... thing... and that's what Chloe Moretz is, let's not delude ourselves, a "thing"... by the hips and ram mercilessly in and out of her quivering, malformed cunt with the force of a gladiatorial chariot, while she makes stupid faces and contorts orgasmically, unable to control her bodily reactions even if she wanted to.
I would erupt violently inside that corrupt and corrupting womb as though the entire fate of humanity depended on my seed penetrating the foul walls of one of her ovaries, the electrical fusion from this coupling creating the Antichrist, as our combined, guttural, Chewbacca-like roars shattered glass and walls alike around us, the house toppling down while we lay there in a filthy, disgusting mess.
Yeah. I reckon Chloe Moretz does it for me.
reminder that these pics aren't a photo shoot but are supposed to be candid paparazzi pictures
this needs to be posted in every Chloe thread
Hey! Kev Smith here...
>it's a Ralph starts shitting on someone and Kev has to defend them otherwise his wife will get mad at him episode
Here's what happened after he told his wife he didn't think the new Ghostbusters was that funny.
>But even those highlights don’t help the film when it collapses into a shambling mix of monster movie clichés, impressions by Smith’s podcast cohort Ralph Garman, and terrible visual effects (the Nazi bratwurst, played by Smith, is the worst piece of CGI I’ve seen in more than a decade; probably more). But that’s the trick with this new era of Kevin Smith; by stating from the start that he’s not bothering to please anyone but himself, he renders himself — and his films — immune from criticism. On one hand, I certainly admire it. He gives himself total creative freedom, unburdens himself from the weight of critique, and is able to have fun making the things he feels like making. Don’t get mad if the movie’s not good, goes the argument; he wasn’t trying to make a good movie anyway!
>And as long as Smith has a loyal audience waiting to see his next project, everything works out just fine. (The Colleens will be returning in Smith’s next Canada-set film, simply titled Moose Jaws.) But it’s also hard not to be a little bummed out at how his career has evolved. Clerks was the debut of a edgy, comic indie voice. Chasing Amy demonstrated that the guy behind those jokes actually had a sentimental heart and romantic worldview he was trying to express. Dogma was a confused young Catholic actively trying to reconcile his faith. Today’s Kevin Smith is a guy that doesn’t seem to be pushing himself or trying to stretch at all. He’s a filmmaker who has decided "good enough" is good enough, and that’s a shame. Not because his bizarre, new quirky films won’t bring joy to those that love them — but because he used to seem capable of so much more.
Is Australia really like this?
No, they cut off the nasty parts
Lay another turd on the board mate!
>>71926895
Yes, but replace half the cast with giant spiders
HALLELUJAH
>>71926811
Sorry about your thread OP
when will they learn?
>>71927900
I didn't think I could cringe so hard
Who ended up being the biggest cuck in the universe?
Well only one of them made a video about how great it is to be a cuck
Without a doubt Maddox.
I might disagree with a lot of what Coconuts says, but at least he doesn't shield himself from criticism like Maddox does.
Fucking jap, why wont he just make a board for celebrities/internet culture already
The last film you watched now has Jar Jar Binks as the protagonist. Is it better or worse?
> Drive
I'd give it a chance
>Dredd
I have no words
>>71927178
>Meesa hands are bit dirty dirty
