or was he killed?
>>223807094killed
>>223807094Nick made it to the 13th degree for setting up Tom Cruise.
>>223807337How'd they do it?
What has been her best work?
Catwoman and Scarface
>>223807002she was just a pretty face on screen. She has not done any 'work'
Scarface
>>223807133This. Worshipping another male's conquests is fag-tier.
>>223807002fuck that nevernude bitch landis should have told her to get naked
Mark your calendars
DID A FULL ONE 180!
i like this sceneshe has a better voice than the original singer and can move
>>223806257Crazy!
That's one way to avoid another DCU bomb conversation i suppose
>>223805890There are other nationalities in the world you know.
>>223806157[hint]Shows his intelligence[/hint]
>>223805909>flat ugly black female with a tooth gaplow test postShe's pure sex. She was a FOX in that Mickey 17 movie. CRAWLING OVER THE WALLS FOR DOUBLE COCK. You could see her CRAVING PENIS that entire movie. You are insane
>>223807597don't care
>>223807618>don't caregood attitude to have when you're low test
Who's laughing at me? No one laughs at me. If anything I laugh at other idiots trying to do what they want.
>>223806066It usually does when when that Jew Rogen is in it
Is this movie that Scientologist, Michael Pena's best role?
>>223806066You must be thinking of Paul Blart
>>223804757it was so quirky when he raped that woman
>>223807552The joke is that you thought he was raping her but then she woke up and told him to keep going, only the highest media literacy can appreciate it
Unironically did nothing wrong.
>>223798239Wrong. If she were a Soros she would got away scot-free, even if she were a Chud boy with a swastika forehead tattoo.Her downfall was being a newcomer playing against established nepo empires and mega corpos. Nobody was there do Godfather her out of trouble.Don't get me wrong, she's scum. But she was the small scum fish of the scum aquarium.
this is a spam thread btw
>>223807504it's day 2 of release of a good film. your granma is going to talking about this movie next Christmas. get used to it.
I just assumed it would be viewable online by now. I will have to wait for the UK release in a month.
>>223807579this seems to be trash though, you should just watch something worth watching and not wait at alll
WOOP WOOP>PULL UPWOOP WOOP
>>223806200Hell yeah
BANG BANG>DIG UPBANG BANG
>>223807404Graphic Design, first period, he genuinely didn't know, did a bunch of tests afterwards and confirmed it.parents were some hippie healing crystals and oils sort, he never got tested for it as a kid or teen. Weren't poor either
>>223807495well, did you learn anything interesting in that class?
>>223807532I'd already learned everything I needed about color theory with James Gurney's Color and LightBut it was interesting to see how it's teached when it's focused on graphic design and not painting. I was a bad student in uni, too big of an ego
What did we think of it?
>>223803096I noticed all the sex scenes so far either involve old ladies or underage characters so the females always have bras on. The only nudity you see is one guy’s ass.
>>223807300
>>223804932He’s kinda like a cross between Swamp Thing and Resident Evil. They show him as a child a lot and his character is genuinely charming and played well. He develops a friendship with an older girl who has an alcoholic mother and they have this Bridge to Teribithia style scene where Jason and the girl find the shack from Part 2 and decide to use it as a fort. After he drowns he’s shown stalking the woods and people becoming sort of this mythical entity that people get glimpses of only briefly. There’s also a moment where he’s with the girl and gets a bad cut on his arm, and he tells her he doesn’t even feel the pain and brags how strong he is.
>>223807279We have eclipsed Surf Dracula, now we're making shows about his mom doing nothing.
>>223805122There’s only two black characters and they’re written well. Lee, the Sheriff is sort of reminiscent of Creighton Duke from Jason goes to Hell in his performance. There’s plenty of moments that could have been woke, but aren’t primarily because he’s well cast and his actor performs well. The other is his sister who’s a small time reporter who he asks for help getting information on a homicide.
Why did Hackson decide to ruin this character?
> There's a lady who's sure all that glitters is gold. And she's buying a stairway to Heaven.
>>223805534Character? He rained the whole franchise. Just turned it into some cgi superhero bullshit.
Is there a fanbase that’s more whiney than LotR bookfags? Even Harry Potter trannies seem tame in comparison
>>223807338Nope and they will seethe to death
>>223807338No. But LOTR is codified as the peak of nerdshit. Rowling made more of a Star Wars where nerds turned on it because of petty shit but deep down the resentment is from delusional nerds who sincerely think they could do better and will spit ball a million stupid ideas theyd do instead. Its a different kind of seething, see, for LOTR its defensive and under the impression its insurmountable like Tolkien is literally their dad and someone is insulting him to their face. For Harry Potter its more jealous resentment their shitty fanfiction tier book idea sucks and was never going to be recognized or appreciated by anyone so they had to make video essays proving they are smart.
PLEEEAAAASERELEASE MEOH LET ME GOOH YES
Times the movie was clearly better than the book
>>223799882William S. Burroughs's 1959 antinovel Naked Lunch is a cornerstone of postmodern literature, the Beat Generation, and 20th-century counterculture. Its significance spans structural innovation, legal precedent, and radical thematic critique>Obscenity Trials: Due to its graphic depictions of sexuality, drug use, violence, and taboo themes, the novel faced severe censorship and obscenity trials in the United States (including Boston and Los Angeles)>Legal Turning Point: The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court eventually overturned the ban, ruling that the book possessed social and literary value. This landmark decision marked one of the last major literary obscenity trials in the U.S. and became a watershed victory for freedom of expression and the artsTotalitarianism and Control: Through surreal, nightmarish satire—embodied by figures like Dr. Benway—the novel explores how governments, bureaucracies, and chemical dependencies subjugate the individualUnderground Influence: It deeply shaped the Beat Generation alongside works like Jack Kerouac's On the Road and Allen Ginsberg's Howl. It also left a massive footprint on punk rock, visual arts, experimental music, and cinemaThe title—suggested by Jack Kerouac after Ginsberg misread Burroughs's working title (Naked Lust)—was described by Burroughs as representing "a frozen moment when everyone sees what is on the end of every fork"—a naked, unflinching revelation of the harsh realities and decay hidden beneath society's surface
>>223806055>>223799882The film>transforms William S. Burroughs' notoriously unfilmable, fragmented novel into a deeply personal study of the creative process>David Cronenberg's 1991 film adaptation of Naked Lunch is not a direct translation of William S. Burroughs's 1959 novel. Instead, it is a creative, hybrid work that blends pieces of the book with the author's biography and the psychological genesis of writing the novel itself.>It folds in elements and characters from Burroughs's other writings (such as Queer) and fictionalized avatars of Beat generation figures like Allen Ginsberg and Jack Kerouac>audiences usually find Cronenberg's film to be more of an impressionistic companion piece than a direct adaptation>The movie embraces Burroughs' definition of the title: "that frozen moment in time when each of us gets to see exactly what's on the end of our fork"—representing an unvarnished, often terrifying confrontation
Scott Pilgrim. The comics were lame and the movie was actually fun
>>223800033>It is a well-documented and widely discussed perspective that The Shining serves as Stephen King's deeply personal confession regarding his own battles with alcoholism and parental rage. King has openly stated in interviews and his memoir, On Writing, that he did not fully realize at the time that he was writing a semi-autobiographical character in Jack Torrance. He has described the novel as a way to process his buried, agonizing fears about his capacity to hurt his children and his mounting substance abuse>Regarding his substance abuse, King did eventually face those external and internal forces. After his family staged a massive intervention in the late 1980s—confronting him with a trash bag filled with his discarded beer cans, cocaine spoons, valium, and marijuana—King got sober in 1987 and has remained sober ever since.
>>223802723The game was just as good as the movie and combined elements from the book. It was great.
What's your favorite Amber Heard movie?
>>223798456I don't remember the name of it, but it was a courtroom drama where she plays a woman who tries (and fails) to set her husband up for crimes he didn't commit
>>223798456johnny nutted all inside that ass
>>223807095my most recent ex is exactly like her, personality and bodywise. I made the connection watching the johnny depp trial and seeing amber doing her retarded feeling sorry for herself- facial expressions towards the jury when she was on the stand, and everything clicked afterwards.Kinda thinking of getting back together with her tho, when you know what type of crazy your chick is you can handle her pretty well
>>223807461I think that what made it a national moment of reflection. I think every guy in the world has dated someone just like her.
T U R DURD
Do you believe it’s a Hollywood psyop that medieval commoners were living shit barbaric unhappy lives even though depictions through paintings and books depicted them with colorful clothing, farm work, dancing and praying. It’s probably the fact that Hollywood hates European culturehttps://youtu.be/RHZq4mw1Gpc?is=MaSB_fdRk5BnvghN
>>223806994Op here no I wasn’t suggesting it was happy times or any of that shit but trying to find out whether which is accurate or not but I do believe it was a mix of both these where the same people that reused bath water to kept themselves clean.
>>223807269>Do you believe it’s a Hollywood psyop that medieval commoners were living shit barbaric unhappy lives even though depictions through paintings and books depicted them with colorful clothing, farm work, dancing and praying.go be a chud on a dedicated chud board
>>223807269tinting clothes,or extracting the chemicals that coloured things wasnt cheap.but yeah,in battle the banners and the clothes really needed to be distinctive,so they were as colourful as the regional warlord could afford.
>>223807151it's obviously from monty python and the holy grail, you retard
>>223806948If historical records are to be believed the color of clothing was associated to social status. The hierarchy hasn´t changed all that much though, society was divided on laboratore (workers), oratore (clergy) and bellatore (warriors) and each class had assigned a certain color palette to be recognizable at a glance. Even fabrics and tints were restricted by both price and law to ensure everyone knew their place. For example, oratores wore true black and white, laboratores dressed in earth muted tones like browns, greys, dulled greens and bellatores could use reds and blues. Meanwhile high nobility and royalty used complex combinations and had even more complex hierarchies that accounted for stuff like brightness. Crazy how a society with no modern plumbing or medicine on which people were usually dead by their 30´s had time to worry about such things...
Favorite 2000s movie?
>>223800518
>>223806076Let us yearn
>>223800837emo chick talk
>>223800910Depressing. Her optimism gone.
>>223802567sauce
