dj kick that shit
>>71790617
UH. UH. UHHHHH. HIS PALMS ARE SWEATY
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is he a vampire, what's going on with his eyes
What is the cuntiest female character in movies?
Tough to beat that one.
Her or that chick from Ran. Also Gone Girl
>>71790587
Who*
The Terminator or Robocop?
>>71790579
I feel like skynet would be able to infect him since hes already mostly robot
>>71790579
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jmqa99Ar1Hs
in a fight? I take the terminator. seems tougher and more cold blooded, and would not be defeated by going down a flight of stairs.
as movies? ROBOCOP. not even close. even if we're comparing it to T2, robocop still wins. robocop is so much funnier, has such a richer political message, and has so much more personality.
Is this comedy kino? No seriously
Yep
>>71790570
If it's good slapstick it's automatically kino.
>>71790570
Yes
Find a flaw.
hes a small guy
hes gay
hes british
>>71790514
He's a homosexual.
Dune thread
How would you make a Dune film /tv/?
I wouldn't
I'd wait for Game of Crap to be over and pitch in to HBO as their new le ebin replacement
Make it into a mini series, no movie.
>>71790355
Didn't they try that already
Dune needs a huge budget
In terms of actor performance, it was excellent. The cast of this show obviously worked very hard to play their parts, and make their characters interesting, likeable, and especially, believable. Every one of them should receive honors, and due recognition for their very fine, and successful efforts in that regard.
In the areas of camera work, lighting, sound, and overall production values, it far exceeded any other Star Trek series or film to date.
The special effects were also superb, as was the design of the Enterprise NX-01 itself, as well as the various vehicles used by the other space-faring races.
The sets, costumes, and props were interesting, practical, and far more realistic in design and function than anything seen in the "trekverse" before or since. And one really notable and refreshing thing - They finally got the flashlights right, even though they still sometimes held them in that awkward and ridiculous fashion that started with TNG.
As many viewers had previously, and understandably, expressed disdain over the fact that such things as reset buttons, excessive techno-babble, uninteresting aliens, and lack of original ideas or individual character development plagued the previous series' episodes, the producers of "Enterprise" apparently took great pains to address those issues, and by and large, they succeeded.
The aliens were well designed, many looking far more "alien" than those in previous shows. The Xindi arc itself represented a major, and well executed effort to address viewer complaints of bland aliens and tired stories.
And as far as storytelling goes, the tales spun by the writers of this series were at least as good, and many times even better than anything that came before.
Continued...
>>71790135
The stories in Enterprise were primarily character based, and relied rather sparingly upon technology to propel the plotline or solve many problems. There was a greater degree of realism and believability to the plots, without all of the "hocus-pocus", or even downright hokeyness that plagued all of the other Trek incarnations, including TOS. There was also far less techno-babble than TNG & Voyager, the characters actually developed, and the reset button was practically non-existent.
On balance, the tale of Captain Archer, his ship, and his crew was more than just an episodic TV show. It was a single, long-running story arc, with only a few deviations into the more traditional, "stand-alone" episodes. And although I admit there were a number of sub-par episodes - as there are in many television series' - I think they were fairly rare, especially compared to the ratio of outright stinkers found in previous Star Trek incarnations.
If Enterprise hadn't initially been ruined by an excessive amount of commercial breaks, and whined about by pedantic trek-tards pathetically crying over their perceived violations of fat-assed Roddenberry's "dream" (which was primarily to make barrels of Hollywood jewbucks), it would never have suffered in the ratings as it did, may even have surpassed its originally planned seven year run, and surely would have gone on to become the vehicle for a top grossing series of feature films, and by all rights, it should have.
star trek is poop
>>71790135
>>71790164
I totally agree with both of you; its my favorite Star Trek and I think its the Star Trek also.
Long live Enterprise!
>>71790223
k
What the FUCK was his problem?
I DRINK IT UP *slurp*
thirsty?
BASTARD FROM A BASKET
alcohol's a hell of a drug
Who's Your Caddy?
It was like a really bad skit stretched out to 45 minutes. I say 45 minutes because I couldn't waste another second watching this repugnant "comedy".
The Last Airbender, an insult to the entire Avatar fanbase.
just gave up on freddy got fingered after 20m, definitely the worst movie I've attempted to watch this year. Even a 13yo btard would cringe at this unless he's a literal retard
>>71790109
shit directing of a stupid script that fundamentally misunderstood the characters and only used them for plot. For what it was trying to do, it failed in every aspect.
But I'm downloading the squeakquel now, so I'll report back if it's worse than this piece of shit.
>we need to talk
what did he mean by this ?
He meant that it would become necessary for them to converse.
>>71790104
kate was on the brink of making first contact
and she done fucked up
>>71790104
He meant that he never wanted you to talk to him or his wife's son again
>I can't believe that Bryce prefers Ben Affleck's Batman to mine
Let's see Paul Allen's Joker.
Well memed my friend.
Now let me save this shitfest with some repeating digits.
>>71790110
>making this thread far far away truly hell.
For what purpose?
>OOOOH!
CAH'MELA WOT THE FUCK
GABBAGOOL?
OVAH HEEEERE
AHAHAHAH
ke
>>71789957
I PUT THE MONEY IN THE JACKET!
>>71789957
>Especially his anger
What did he mean by this?
What words can describe Wes Anderson's style of film making?
>>71789925
I bet you enjoy the films of Wes Anderson
ostentatious
>>71789925
Comfy.
Shit.
You sweet talkin' me?
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