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Soon as in /tv/ turns on him because he becomes a well-known actor?
Literally the first Marvel/DC liveaction crossover where Spider-Man and Zod team-up to get revenge on the studios for screwing them
seriously that poster is fucking shit tier
where's the torrent
>>62996984
>99 HOMES
AND A MORTGAGE AIN'T ONE, HIT ME
>>62996984
he gets away with everything
main character gets arrested
>tour de force
>dat poster
MICHAEL SHANNON starsas a supporting characteras MICHAEL SHANNON playing some man who isn't MICHAEL SHANNON but looks like MICHAEL SHANNON in this movie, 99 HOMES, wherein this not MICHAEL SHANNON but MICHAEL SHANNON-looking man named Rick Carver which is an anagram for MICHAEL SHANNON does home-related stuff with some short semi-Brit who played a spider in some superhero movie like MICHAEL SHANNON. MICHAEL SHANNON didn't play a spider but he was in a superhero movie. But, if MICHAEL SHANNON were to play a spider, he would play it to the best of his, MICHAEL SHANNON's, ability.MICHAEL SHANNON!
>>62996984
>IFP Gotham Awards
Is gotham a real place?
>>62998111
Well if anything it's a homage to the Arkham City GOTY edition video game cover.
>>62998095
it is a "for your consideration" dvd case moron. How would the judges know who to choose if they didnt see other people's opinions first?
>>62998151
By watching the opening or end credits.
>>62998151MICHAEL SHANNON
>tour de force
people still use this in the year TWENTY FIFTEEN??
>>62998183
Adding in French words makes things seem sophisticated.
>>62998174
I would say getting drunk, spinning around, and throwing darts at names on a dart board.
>>62996984
>tour de force turn
what did he mean by this?
>>62996984
>tour-de-force
idk why i dislike that phrase when used.. i always think it just sounds pretentious
>>62997476
dumb literally poster
He was better in The Night Before tbpqh family
>>62998111
Gotham is originally a nickname for New York City.
>>62997656
They both get arrested though.
