>most underrated character
>it's a mcmanus gives omar another shot episde
>its a "nobody in OZ ever gets yard time or sees the sun which is why they are so violent" episode
>it's a demonic possession episode
The last three digits of your post determine which movie you'll see tonight.
>>71561105
roll
test
rawlin
ITT: Near perfect films
>>71549608
pic unrelated? whats the point then
>>71549608
still haven't seen that
Will they fuck everything up in Season 2, senpai?
>>71549518
Haha senpai, you are on of us!
>>71549518
Contact lenses confirmed. Immersion ruined. Autism intensified.
season 1 was just a 10 hour fight club ripoff
Ive recently watched this, apart from seriously flimsy story, it had decent acting performance and good thrill, they dont really make this kind of movies anymore, its not Heat with Al Pacino, but its not a total disaster either! Not bad entertainment all in all, what did you think?
>>71549471
I'm just gonna assume it's shit because Bruce Willis is in it. He fell off hard, just like Pacino and De Niro.
I really enjoy movies like this, so I watched it thinking I would enjoy it and truth be told I enjoyed it.
Overall, an enjoyable experience.
Tell me about the man on the left, why does he wear the mask?
Will there be Creed II? Who will be Donnie's opponent?
>>71559711
why do my wife and daughter keep biting their lips when they watch this film?
>>71559711
A white guy
Nah Creed has already been forgotten. When something is acclaimed because of social justice points it has a very short shelf life compared to something of actual quality. It has nothing going for it so whenever the people propping it up to push an agenda move on to something else the movie vanishes from popular culture in a flash.
Same reason no one has mentioned 12 Years a Slave since 2013.
What opinion has /tv/ about recent (less than 10 years) movies getting Criterion releases?
What's your favorite post 2000 movie released in Criterion?
>>71549469
Phoenix
>>71549469
tHEY NEEDt to release Inherent Vice, but perhaps more imporatnatly]
>Punch Drunk Love
>Sydney
>Irreversible (this is an important film)
>Kar-Wai Wong's earlier films
>Mr. Lonely / Gummo / Julien Donkey Boy
Blue is the Warmest Colour
it should just be called Frances because i didnt laugh one fucking time
71549435
8you)
you were supposed to laugh? i almost cried because this was too relatable
>>71549597
Dumb Youposter
What's the actual difference between a "one liner" and a "quip"?
who cares
>>71549176
Answering this question is this board's ultimate purpose.
Don't think there is any difference.
Any must-see shit-Britain films?
Including British New-Wave films.
Some I've seen, enjoyed, and would recommend:
Scum
A Kind of Loving
Life is Sweet
Naked
Anything else you think is essential?
Pic related, it's a good film.
>I'M THE DADDY NOW
Boss quote:
> Banks: Davis, up!
>[Davis stands up but Banks kicks him. Eckersley laughs]
>Banks: Davis, yer nothing. I'm the Daddy 'ere, I run this wing. You pay yer dues like the rest. Payday, you deliver a quarter of your snout to Stripey 'ere, every week on the dot.
>Davis: I don't smoke...
>Banks: [slaps Davis] You fuckin' well do now, slag! There's no dolly mixtures here, poofter! I'm the Daddy and don't you ever forget it, right?
>[slaps Davis]
>Banks: I said right?
>>71549138
Mona Lisa and Long Good Friday
>>71549201
Both look great - Bob Hoskins is top-tier.
>>71549138
based tim roth in made in britain
>Lex Luthor is a character who thinks Superman is evil and that he's deceiving everyone
>BvS Lex thinks if you are all powerful, then you are not all good. and wants to expose him but is also a millennial
what is the problem with him again?
>>71558369
He talks like berries and cream guy
>>71558369
>Lex Luthor is a character who thinks Superman is evil and that he's deceiving everyone
Since when?
Lex Luthors hatred for Superman stems from his own narcissism. He resents Superman for being superior to himself solely because of his alien DNA.
He craves the adoration Superman receives for himself. He sees himself as a kind of Ubermensch destined to lead humanity, but finds that Superman is constantly in his way.
>>71558518
>Lex Luthors hatred for Superman stems from his own narcissism
yes, but he reasons it. He views himself as the hero of the story
Was looking to get into ramsay's kitchen nightmare. Anons here reccomended the UK one. I figured if it's worth it I'll suffer through the briton accent.
Just gave a shot to the first episode. I don't know what fucking camera they're using but I felt like I was on acid during the whole thing. I mean just look at that thing:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cvmhmGchTx4
Did I get memed on? is the US version watchable?
>>71548997
Here's the thing. If there are two versions of something and one is wildly popular (the US show) stupid fucking hipsters will delude themselves into thinking the shittier version is superior because it's less popular and they're obviously better than all the plebs that watch the popular one. Then they come here and talk about how good the snooze fest UK one is to look like they're superior. Don't listen to them, even people in the UK watch the US one more often.
>>71548997
Do you want interesting programmes where it actually shows improvement in the restaurant but its also still quite funny Gordon laying into them when necessary?
Yes - watch UK version
Do you want memes?
Yes - watch US version
>>71548997
wtf dont be xenophobic OP
Batman v Superman Ultimate Edition
Where do I find this shit to download? People are telling me it's kino but I have my doubts. I feel like WB is trying to make me pay more shekles for shit.
Please hook a brother up familia.
>Uses the word kino
>Doesn't know how torrents work
>uses the word kino
>pretends he's not a shill
lemon party dot org
Happy birthday to Olivia de Havilland, who was born 100 years ago.
>>71548914
Any nudes?
Impressive
You were a real dame Olivia
I've seen it yesterday and it was boring as fuck. I liked Gosling and Crowe, they've had chemistry and all but the movie felt like it was meant for the kids. A young girl that solves all the problems, republican boogeyman. It wasn't even funny apart from some moments. 5/10 overall because I liked it was set in the 70s.
>>71548825
I felt the same as you. Felt like I got completely ripped off and by an hour in I was pissed off and wanted it to end already.
>>71548918
This. There was a moment when I felt sleepy. It literally never happened to me in the cinema.
Everything was great, except for the script.
