It's funny because four of those are the same people and the other two have been met with overwhelmingly negative responses
>>66892132
>other two have been met with overwhelmingly negative responses
I loved EXTREME ghostbusters.
>>66892184
How useful was the paralyzed Ghostbuster?
Rewarding the Matrix. This is like a German persons idea of what an American teenager would think was cool
Translation?
>>66891468
>implying it wasn't cool
>implying they weren't cool
>mfw I have a ratty sweater & $180.00 Alexander McQueen sunglasses because of this movie
>mfw i'm still looking for a knockoff Dolce&Gabbana crocodile 3/4 length trench coat for less than $15,000
Bought a dvd for the first time in my life (Mad Max anthology) but can't open it due to this red plastic in the middle. How the fuck do I get it off?
>>66891441
Video store protection.
Didn't know they still made those.
microwave for 15 seconds
>>66891441
>Those stubby sausage fingers
Every time.
What should I watch by him /tv/? So far I only watched A History of Violence, Eastern Promises and A Dangerous Method
The Fly
Crash
Dead Ringers
eXistenZ
Silence of the Lambs
Jason X
Remember when it was up to a year after a cinema release before the vhs release? When if you didn't go to see it, or had a friend with a 10th generation pirate copy of it you wouldn't be able to watch it until they had run off enough copies to release it on video. People born in the late 90s and on don't know the struggle we had.
>>66891302
>the struggle we had.
But it wasn't a struggle in the slightest. It was just how things were & accepted as such.
>>66891302
> 1 year to be available to rent/buy
>3 years usually before it aired on commercial tv
It helped that movies stayed in the cinemas a fuck ton longer! You had months to catch them
>>66891393
If it was an 18 though you had to wait to see it on video, cinemas used to be pretty strict on that. In the uk anyway.
Lets be honest, the Late Night Talk show died the moment high speed internet was available.
>Letterman had be just going through the motions since the late 90s, only to be funny again in his final week
>Conan was good before the Late show but never recovered.
>Leno was always shit but got worse the longer he was there
>Stewart and Colbert were only good because they had a different format that didn't rely solely on celebrity guests, formats destroyed by their successors
>Everyone else is just going through the motions and trying to hard
Ferguson was the only one who was any good because he parodied the format and was just their to have fun. His guests new that so they ended up being better interviews then any other show.
>tfw no more late night Craigy Fergz
agree almost entirely
ferguson is a god compared to these guys tbqh
graham norton show is okay. US talk shows are too entrenched in the monologue/skit/interview/special act format.
Until a post reads 5 or 8.
nice thread op
real nice thread
Nice job now go home
Congrats on the nice work OP
>Could've been the next Marlon Brando
>OD'd like a punk, leaving us with memes like DiCaprio
Is there any story more tragic than this in terms of wasted potential and opportunities?
>Could've been the next Marlon Brando
>OD'd like a punk, leaving us with memes like DiCaprio
Is there any story more tragic than this in terms of wasted potential and opportunities?
>>66890787
Candy and 10 things were his best movies.
Best show on TV so far this year
>>66890781
>thinking replacing letters with asterisks, will save him
Bob, I'm cashing you OUT.
the ass is fat tho
child-bearing hips
that kid is going to die next episode
>>66890768
>Debicki
:3
>Ebert and Siskel both hated Home Alone 1 & 2 and thought they wouldn't amount to holiday classics
I wonder how they felt when it did
Also, are these two movies the only ones with acceptable slapstick? And why? So many movies try to do what these two did but never can get it right
>>66890507
Critics are autistic.
>>66890507
Home Alone 2 wasn't a holiday classic, Home Alone 1 was
So they were at least half-right
>>66890641
Fuck you HM2 is funnier and more comfy than HM1 will ever be
Admit it, you forgot this show was on the air.
Lost over 40% of it''s already low ratings.
How is this still on the air?
>>66890339
You got me OP.
I also just found out Samantha Bee has her own show.
That genre certainly died with Stewart.
>>66890339
I assumed this was canceled?
>>66890339
i would but it's not hdtv
>women stand-up comedians
>not funny
/tv/ MISOGYNISTS BTFO
https://youtu.be/A0q9hn8hebw
Yeah. Real gem you found here OP.
>>66890278
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lNKZ9ycIdlY
/thread
>>66890311
Thanks.Nice dubs
So we're all agreed that the 1980's are the most overrated decade for film, right?...Right?
Phew, ok then, I was worried for a second.
Cocaine drove everything that decade.
>>66889911
pretty sure the driving force of the 80's was money, Rich
Nope. Everything great about the 80s was due to people who grew up in the 50s watching old classics and paying homage to them
Then you had a good economy leading to overconsumption which was ripe for satirizing.
Then you had the Cold War still going on. When the world could end at any moment, people just wanted to have fun.
Then people were more emotionally mature back then and didn't mind that kid's movies could get a bit dark or serious.
ITT unpopular opinions
Why is everyone so butthurt over this shit? Gaybusters sucked then and it sucks now get used to it. Oh and bill murray is a shitty actor who plays dumb roles. Get fucked
>>66889847
Geez man, what's your deal? Can't you voice your unpopular opinion without being so mean?
>>66889864
Because i know you shitbirds are gonna throw a fit over it
Bresson and Kurosawa are overrated hacks
Ask someone who just met Rose McIver anything
Pics or it didn't happen.
how did she smell
>>66889844
how did you meet her
