I've realized that it's better to keep quiet online about the very few films I don't like, especially on X and Instagram.
Here its fine as it's mostly friendly banter and different opinions are accepted.
But elsewhere, I keep quiet about films like THE SHINING, RUSH, DISTRICT 9 and INVICTUS as people don't like opinions which go against popular opinion and people are very protective of these four titles especially.
Any other titles which you try not to talk about online for fear of getting flamed?
No worries. Nobody will ever know your hate for District 9 online! :wink:
Quote13 for me: I actually walked out of District 9 and demanded my money back. Got it too.
QuoteI think I am totally on my own when I say that I dislike The Shining, District 9 and Invictus
QuoteInvictus and District 9
QuoteDistrict 9 (aside from Sharlto Copley's performance, this is a horrible film)
QuoteI only watched Elysium to give SA born filmmaker Neill Blomkamp another chance after the poo pile that was District 9.
QuoteI hated District 9 for various reasons. I actually walked out and demanded my money back.
QuoteI also never quite understood the appeal of DISTRICT 9 but I did like CHAPPIE.
QuoteDistrict 9 (I hated this movie and I wasn't the only one here who did)
QuoteI actually walked out of District 9 when I realized what I was watching was nothing more than a thinly disguised anti-South African diatribe from a born South African who must have had a really crappy childhood here.
QuoteCHAPPIE (After District 9, no thanks and what is my beautiful flag doing on the shoulder of an ugly robot?)
QuoteDISTRICT 9 (anti-South African garbage disguised as a sci-fi film)
QuoteNeil Blomkamp must have had a really crappy childhood in South Africa: my theory is that his films District 9 and Elazyium are anti-South African diatribes. :thumbdown:
Quotehe passed away last year but he was a damn good filmmaker. Until District 9 came along
QuoteNeil Blomkamp's District 9 was an anti South African film disguised (not well) as a sci-fi action film.
QuoteIf the SA public feels that District 9 is yet another faint reminder of their supposedly unique past, this film will bomb at the local box-office. Many anti-South African films such as A Dry White Season and Catch A Fire among others, crashed, burned and slid right down the crapper here.
QuoteI get asked this all the time and I always say that I love movies like The Shining, the 1973 Lost Horizontally, District 9, Chappie, Invictus and things like Cry Freedom and Lethal Weapon 2 😉😉
QuoteI walked out of District 9, Invictus and Master Harold & The Boys halfway through: I got my money back for the first two.
QuoteI have also never gotten the hype and acclaim that DISTRICT 9 has gotten over the years.
QuotePeople know how I feel about DISTRICT 9.
QuoteDISTRICT 9
[An anti-South African film made to look like a sci-fi film: excruciating viewing]
Hilarious.
RUSH = early 90s drug thriller?
I absolutely hated it the one time I watched it on VHS. In retrospect, I think the intentions were serious and noble, but the (one-and-done, iirc) director wasn't capable of delivering a serious, challenging, good film instead of a boring, overwrought, frustrating mess.
The only films I try [sic] not to talk about online are those born out of such hatred or meanness or bad faith or mental illness that I feel like even acknowledging them will only grant them more power. Still I stumble at times in this effort.
Quote from: claws on July 16, 2026, 06:24:23 AMNo worries. Nobody will ever know your hate for District 9 online! :wink:
Quote13 for me: I actually walked out of District 9 and demanded my money back. Got it too.
QuoteI think I am totally on my own when I say that I dislike The Shining, District 9 and Invictus
QuoteInvictus and District 9
QuoteDistrict 9 (aside from Sharlto Copley's performance, this is a horrible film)
QuoteI only watched Elysium to give SA born filmmaker Neill Blomkamp another chance after the poo pile that was District 9.
QuoteI hated District 9 for various reasons. I actually walked out and demanded my money back.
QuoteI also never quite understood the appeal of DISTRICT 9 but I did like CHAPPIE.
QuoteDistrict 9 (I hated this movie and I wasn't the only one here who did)
QuoteI actually walked out of District 9 when I realized what I was watching was nothing more than a thinly disguised anti-South African diatribe from a born South African who must have had a really crappy childhood here.
QuoteCHAPPIE (After District 9, no thanks and what is my beautiful flag doing on the shoulder of an ugly robot?)
QuoteDISTRICT 9 (anti-South African garbage disguised as a sci-fi film)
QuoteNeil Blomkamp must have had a really crappy childhood in South Africa: my theory is that his films District 9 and Elazyium are anti-South African diatribes. :thumbdown:
Quotehe passed away last year but he was a damn good filmmaker. Until District 9 came along
QuoteNeil Blomkamp's District 9 was an anti South African film disguised (not well) as a sci-fi action film.
QuoteIf the SA public feels that District 9 is yet another faint reminder of their supposedly unique past, this film will bomb at the local box-office. Many anti-South African films such as A Dry White Season and Catch A Fire among others, crashed, burned and slid right down the crapper here.
QuoteI get asked this all the time and I always say that I love movies like The Shining, the 1973 Lost Horizontally, District 9, Chappie, Invictus and things like Cry Freedom and Lethal Weapon 2 😉😉
QuoteI walked out of District 9, Invictus and Master Harold & The Boys halfway through: I got my money back for the first two.
QuoteI have also never gotten the hype and acclaim that DISTRICT 9 has gotten over the years.
QuotePeople know how I feel about DISTRICT 9.
QuoteDISTRICT 9
[An anti-South African film made to look like a sci-fi film: excruciating viewing]
I think ol' Trevor's repeated not-so-subliminal messages over the years might be solely responible for me having never seen DISTRICT 9.... every time I see the dvd on a shelf I'm like, hmmm naah... I mean there's no real logical reason why I haven't checked it out yet.... :bouncegiggle:
this is the only place I talk about films online, but I think like Trevor said it's pretty much friendly banter here so I feel I can occasionally take potshots at some 'sacred cows' without being atom bombed.
I don't fear getting flamed for talking about movies.
Sometimes I will review movies positively and get flamed because I didn't praise them enough (this has happened to me with "The Nightmare Before Christmas," "Songs from the Second Floor," "Enter the Void," and some others I can't recall.)
FWIW, I have never seen a single ROCKY movie and have no desire to.
Quote from: M.10rda on July 16, 2026, 07:06:51 AMHilarious.
RUSH = early 90s drug thriller?
I absolutely hated it the one time I watched it on VHS. In retrospect, I think the intentions were serious and noble, but the (one-and-done, iirc) director wasn't capable of delivering a serious, challenging, good film instead of a boring, overwrought, frustrating mess.
The only films I try [sic] not to talk about online are those born out of such hatred or meanness or bad faith or mental illness that I feel like even acknowledging them will only grant them more power. Still I stumble at times in this effort.
Ron Howard's RUSH about the relationship between Formula 1 champions Niki Lauda and James Hunt. The film is so historically inaccurate that, great performances aside, it presents Lauda and Hunt as mortal enemies when they were actually friends off the track, more like brothers really.
I will walk out of a film when it is a historical drama and isn't factual, another reason why I disliked INVICTUS and I assisted in pre production on that 😳😳😳
Quote from: zombie no.one on July 16, 2026, 07:34:41 AMQuote from: claws on July 16, 2026, 06:24:23 AMNo worries. Nobody will ever know your hate for District 9 online! :wink:
Quote13 for me: I actually walked out of District 9 and demanded my money back. Got it too.
QuoteI think I am totally on my own when I say that I dislike The Shining, District 9 and Invictus
QuoteInvictus and District 9
QuoteDistrict 9 (aside from Sharlto Copley's performance, this is a horrible film)
QuoteI only watched Elysium to give SA born filmmaker Neill Blomkamp another chance after the poo pile that was District 9.
QuoteI hated District 9 for various reasons. I actually walked out and demanded my money back.
QuoteI also never quite understood the appeal of DISTRICT 9 but I did like CHAPPIE.
QuoteDistrict 9 (I hated this movie and I wasn't the only one here who did)
QuoteI actually walked out of District 9 when I realized what I was watching was nothing more than a thinly disguised anti-South African diatribe from a born South African who must have had a really crappy childhood here.
QuoteCHAPPIE (After District 9, no thanks and what is my beautiful flag doing on the shoulder of an ugly robot?)
QuoteDISTRICT 9 (anti-South African garbage disguised as a sci-fi film)
QuoteNeil Blomkamp must have had a really crappy childhood in South Africa: my theory is that his films District 9 and Elazyium are anti-South African diatribes. :thumbdown:
Quotehe passed away last year but he was a damn good filmmaker. Until District 9 came along
QuoteNeil Blomkamp's District 9 was an anti South African film disguised (not well) as a sci-fi action film.
QuoteIf the SA public feels that District 9 is yet another faint reminder of their supposedly unique past, this film will bomb at the local box-office. Many anti-South African films such as A Dry White Season and Catch A Fire among others, crashed, burned and slid right down the crapper here.
QuoteI get asked this all the time and I always say that I love movies like The Shining, the 1973 Lost Horizontally, District 9, Chappie, Invictus and things like Cry Freedom and Lethal Weapon 2 😉😉
QuoteI walked out of District 9, Invictus and Master Harold & The Boys halfway through: I got my money back for the first two.
QuoteI have also never gotten the hype and acclaim that DISTRICT 9 has gotten over the years.
QuotePeople know how I feel about DISTRICT 9.
QuoteDISTRICT 9
[An anti-South African film made to look like a sci-fi film: excruciating viewing]
I think ol' Trevor's repeated not-so-subliminal messages over the years might be solely responible for me having never seen DISTRICT 9.... every time I see the dvd on a shelf I'm like, hmmm naah... I mean there's no real logical reason why I haven't checked it out yet.... :bouncegiggle:
I refer to that movie in my book in less than glowing terms. It was presented and marketed as one of my country's very rare sci fi films. Sadly, it was actually another attempt to make South Africans feel bad about their countries past made by a locally born director.
It is actually very well made with good visual FX, good performances but I dislike it intensely.
Sorry, can't talk about that here
LOTR, Magnolia, Burn After Reading
Quote from: bob on July 16, 2026, 04:34:56 PMLOTR, Magnolia, Burn After Reading
If you want to upset LOTR fans, ask what the problem with Sauron getting the ring back is. It isn't like he could have put it on. :bouncegiggle:
Quote from: Alex on July 16, 2026, 11:25:58 PMQuote from: bob on July 16, 2026, 04:34:56 PMLOTR, Magnolia, Burn After Reading
If you want to upset LOTR fans, ask what the problem with Sauron getting the ring back is. It isn't like he could have put it on. :bouncegiggle:
😄😃😂🐢
Quote from: Trevor on July 16, 2026, 09:33:20 AMI refer to that movie in my book in less than glowing terms. It was presented and marketed as one of my country's very rare sci fi films. Sadly, it was actually another attempt to make South Africans feel bad about their countries past made by a locally born director.
It is actually very well made with good visual FX, good performances but I dislike it intensely.
Would you had banned District 9 if you ever had the power to do so? :wink:
Personally, I think District 9 isn't a lecture. It's a metaphor, and deliberately uncomfortable. It's not about guilt, it's about the absurdity and cruelty of segregation systems. But that's only my opinion.
Quote from: zombie no.one on July 16, 2026, 07:34:41 AMI think ol' Trevor's repeated not-so-subliminal messages over the years might be solely responible for me having never seen DISTRICT 9
Maybe that was Trevor's initial mission? I'm kidding of course, but the constant seeding of District 9 hate over the years almost feels like propaganda.
No offense Trevor :bouncegiggle:
Triumph of the Will(1935) - Always seems to touch a few nerves before rational discussion can be had.....
Nosferatu the Vampyre(1979) - I always found it way too contemporary to the 1970s, but art film lovers tend to disagree with me.....
Quote from: Alex on July 16, 2026, 11:25:58 PMQuote from: bob on July 16, 2026, 04:34:56 PMLOTR, Magnolia, Burn After Reading
If you want to upset LOTR fans, ask what the problem with Sauron getting the ring back is. It isn't like he could have put it on. :bouncegiggle:
Almost every comment I've ever made about the LOTR films has upset LOTR fans - even the positive ones! (I think TWO TOWERS is head-and-shoulders the best film of the three, even notwithstanding the prolonged final scene... whoops, there he goes again!)
Do people get upset about BURN AFTER READING hot takes? It's pretty Mid for the Coens, no...?
Quote from: claws on July 17, 2026, 01:07:15 AMPersonally, I think District 9 isn't a lecture. It's a metaphor, and deliberately uncomfortable. It's not about guilt, it's about the absurdity and cruelty of segregation systems. But that's only my opinion.
Whew. After that description I think I basically sold myself that Babe is a bad movie. But really it isn't. It has charm and panache and perhaps some people disagree with me on what I am saying. I don't see what is so great about it. I mean enlighten me.
And since so many people talk about it. But suspiciously those same people (or clicks if you will) never talk about Animal Farm or Babe Ruth (who is the real Babe.) I think that the mentality of a lot of people, especially people from Australia — should be court martialed. Then who knows. We might have the freedom to actually have some real discussions. About good movies. Bad Movies. Yeah sure.
I think the Bob Hoskin Super Mario Bros movie and the Raul Julia Street Fighter were legitimately good and entertaining movies.
And I think the Nolan Batman movies were bad and Heath Ledger made a horrible Joker.
and I don't care who know it!
Quote from: M.10rda on July 17, 2026, 01:59:51 PMDo people get upset about BURN AFTER READING hot takes? It's pretty Mid for the Coens, no...?
I personally think it's one of their best, but I'm aware most people don't. which is fine... can't see why anyone would get upset or offended by any opinions on it really? it's not exactly a controversial movie.
La Bamba(1987) & The Creep Behind the Camera(2014) tend to trigger certain people..... I'm not sure why...
True Grit. I love that movie. And I love the remake even more. True Grit though. I mean I avoid talking about it. You have those people.."Oh yeah. But do you know an even better western?? I know I know! But let me explain..Ok, so there was – you've heard of John Ford right? Well, Ok and you have heard of Sergio Leone?? Well here, check this out. Since you brought up True Grit!"
You start shaking your head. Like oh man. What did I just start.
Or even worse in my opinion. You talk about True Grit with someone. And they are a fan. And you go to their house and they do the whole digging around routine like going through their cabinets and storage containers, and then they pull out the Newer True Grit with Jeff Bridges. Like they just found something from the Akashic records. And you are like. Ok.
Yeah I mean the movie is just a big analogy for Yun Chi-ho who changed sides from Korea to helping Japan and betraying his country. Who knows.
All of this Akashic records stuff and all it is is a movie. I think the same thing goes on with Lord of the Rings. Except neither myself or any of my friends. Or any of my kinda sort of friends like Lord of the Rings. In fact they all pretty much disdain it. That is one of the good things that I consider about my life, or the energy field or whatever I am around. That I have always been around or attracted Lord of the Ring haters. So yeah, never that movie. But True Grit. It turns into..Like you just surrendered the next ten hours of your life to hear a bunch of names or prop hands or other talked about versions of it.
I was actually on youtube yesterday and I feel like this True Grit syndrome has almost seeped into and permeated just regular people. This one guy talking about deleted scenes or what could have been scenes from the first Jurassic World movie. "Oh yeah!! A triceratops stegosaurus hybrid!! I mean. Don't Laugh!! Don't laugh guys!! They were throwing that around! They almost did it!"
Quote from: chainsaw midget on July 17, 2026, 03:02:21 PMI think the Bob Hoskin Super Mario Bros movie
Man. The hate for this movie especially online. I don't get. Yeah so part of the point of this thread is the popular opinion. I guess I am just not popular. I liked Super Mario Bros movie. I mean the one with Bob Hoskin and John Leguizamo. It was definitely for sure better than Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II Secret of the Ooze. But you say that to people on the internet and they act like they want to throw a beer bottle at your head.
I also never understood why the Original Masters of the Universe gets such a low score on IMDB. And I thought it was pretty darn good. Courtney Cox and her boyfriend to me were classic. The hate — like a constant stringing hate for Gwildor because he wasn't Orko. Kind of reminds me of the hate for the Super Mario Bros movie. It's like if you guys think that you can do better then go ahead. I bought into the hate and I didn't like Masters of the Universe either. Mainly because of the Gwildor factor.
Now that time has past I am watching it and liking it. And Gwildor has steadily grown on me. Yeah I mean the dude is ugly as heck. But he is like some kind of seance wizard type of guy.
Yeah I mean the movie was so bad. And yet Dolph Lungren and Karg make appearances in the new Masters of the Universe movie. Karg was actually an awesome toy too.
I don't really like modern, like post Godfather gangster movies, but I know most people do. Lot of ostentatious "acting" and goofy tough guy talk.
Quote from: zombie no.one on July 17, 2026, 03:10:25 PMQuote from: M.10rda on July 17, 2026, 01:59:51 PMDo people get upset about BURN AFTER READING hot takes? It's pretty Mid for the Coens, no...?
I personally think it's one of their best, but I'm aware most people don't. which is fine... can't see why anyone would get upset or offended by any opinions on it really? it's not exactly a controversial movie.
Yeah, I was surprised to see that one in discussion. Upon release it was critically unpopular, as it slipped in between NO COUNTRY and A SERIOUS MAN, two of their most acclaimed and best films. I don't think anyone particularly grinds an axe against it now, though.
Quote from: Trevor on July 16, 2026, 09:28:01 AMI will walk out of a film when it is a historical drama and isn't factual, another reason why I disliked INVICTUS and I assisted in pre production on that 😳😳😳
Have you ever even seen a real World War II plane. Like at a museum or something? That might be worth a shot. It won't be as cool as seeing a Huahine starling, but hey those are extinct. Just as extinct as Greg Knapp replying back to my email about the Carlo and Carlo show that was once on in Dallas. Just snooze until—Grub. That is all that this culture is about. And I get it. But it is not all doom and gloom, there were times when the Endurance ship could actually sail through the so called dreaded lips of ice in the Antarctic. I mean yeah and when people say movies that they want to see, they don't say Don Lemon or definitely not some dewlap wannabe like thing (cough Meghan Kelly) who is talking about Don Lemon or the next Don Lemon stunt.
Dalmatian Bobby Samaritan, are you for real?
I think but maybe it is Rines apparatus to detect an image of a flipper for Loch Ness monster. Wouldn't be surprised if these game systems are sending out beta information for people who think that loch ness monster is real.)
Look at that lovable banana tarsier in the Congo look on his face — at 5:29. Ok what the Ted Cruz (behind the scenes is going on.) Has anyone seen the Outer Limits, the episode called Unnatural selection. This Jannick whatever dude is totally that doctor. Who is selling the genetically modified kids, that turn into monsters. Like that crazy guy (but looks intelligent and suave and well groomed and dressed) with the syringe and the devil's potion, that makes the kids become horrible.
I have no idea what this guy or the moderator or host is talking about. Maybe this is all legit though :lookingup:, I am getting my Nick Nolte on. In as much as I am Bruce Davison playing with little clay dolls as a kid. So I can prepare myself for a future role as a priest exorcist (weird how he admits that by the way, Sniffy, kind of like he is letting out what we knew all along. About religion. And then there is that Elephant idol effigy tool thing that you have.) Trevor and M.10. I guess you probably wouldn't care about Ken Bowersox or even Ken Burns. But I can get into them.
Quote from: M.10rda on July 17, 2026, 01:59:51 PMQuote from: Alex on July 16, 2026, 11:25:58 PMQuote from: bob on July 16, 2026, 04:34:56 PMLOTR, Magnolia, Burn After Reading
If you want to upset LOTR fans, ask what the problem with Sauron getting the ring back is. It isn't like he could have put it on. :bouncegiggle:
Almost every comment I've ever made about the LOTR films has upset LOTR fans - even the positive ones! (I think TWO TOWERS is head-and-shoulders the best film of the three, even notwithstanding the prolonged final scene... whoops, there he goes again!)
Do people get upset about BURN AFTER READING hot takes? It's pretty Mid for the Coens, no...?
Did not laugh once during that
Only thing of value in it was JK Simmons
Quote from: bob on July 19, 2026, 11:09:20 PMQuote from: M.10rda on July 17, 2026, 01:59:51 PMQuote from: Alex on July 16, 2026, 11:25:58 PMQuote from: bob on July 16, 2026, 04:34:56 PMLOTR, Magnolia, Burn After Reading
If you want to upset LOTR fans, ask what the problem with Sauron getting the ring back is. It isn't like he could have put it on. :bouncegiggle:
Almost every comment I've ever made about the LOTR films has upset LOTR fans - even the positive ones! (I think TWO TOWERS is head-and-shoulders the best film of the three, even notwithstanding the prolonged final scene... whoops, there he goes again!)
Do people get upset about BURN AFTER READING hot takes? It's pretty Mid for the Coens, no...?
Did not laugh once during that
Only thing of value in it was JK Simmons
WHY, YOU.... :hatred:
...oh no hang on... that's perfectly fine!
Simmons was the highlight! :cheers:
Yeah, Dalmatian's reply didn't quite reassure me. :bouncegiggle: I like Ken Burns! His son-in-law/prodigy/collaborator Dave McMahon went to my elementary and high school. We played together in 3rd grade a couple times. Not like that's in service of anything. Come to think of it, maybe I am AI...
Quote from: M.10rda on July 19, 2026, 07:40:04 PMDalmatian Bobby Samaritan, are you for real?
I asked AI
Quoteextremely characteristic of LLM output
Quote from: claws on July 20, 2026, 02:14:30 PMQuote from: M.10rda on July 19, 2026, 07:40:04 PMDalmatian Bobby Samaritan, are you for real?
I asked AI
Quoteextremely characteristic of LLM output
But why unleash a chatbot on a little-trafficked forum? Usually the chatbots we see are trying to sell something.
I smell an MKUltra op!
Quote from: M.10rda on July 20, 2026, 07:53:47 AMSimmons was the highlight! :cheers:
I think Frances McDormand is great in it, and I really enjoy Brad Pitt's performance. in fact it's the only film he's in apart from SE7EN that I rate him in.... I even enjoy Clooney here (although he plays an absolute douche so maybe that's why).
I'm enjoying not talking about BURN AFTER READING. we should not talk about it more often!
It's always enjoyable when Pitt doesn't take himself seriously.
Quote from: M.10rda on July 20, 2026, 06:26:35 PMIt's always enjoyable when Pitt doesn't take himself seriously.
another film where he doesn't? just interested...
(literally just bought KALIFORNIA yesterday. no recollection of his performance or anything else in this film but I know I've seen it)
I mean - I'd say half of his performances in this century? He doesn't take himself seriously in TRUE ROMANCE (previous century), in any of the OCEANS movies (which I don't much like, but he's fun in them), in ONCE UPON A TIME IN HOLLYWOOD (not taking himself seriously yet in an Oscar-worthy fashion), INGLORIOUS BASTERDS (actually to the film's detriment, somewhat, though still not taking himself seriously).
It might be harder for me to name movies I've seen where he does take himself seriously: KALIFORNIA certainly (I think he's excellent), SE7EN which you mentioned., 12 YEARS A SLAVE (he's good).. sort of FIGHT CLUB, though that movie's a grotesque satire where he plays a nightmarish ubermensch - a "serious" film but sort of a tongue-in-cheek performance.
I don't know, we're probably coming at this from opposite perspectives. I like Brad Pitt! I have skipped some of his movies that appear "serious" that haven't interested me: JOE DEATH or whatever it's called, the racing movie that Rev didn't like....... the one where he walks across Europe. I might not have enjoyed those, so I didn't bother watching them. Oh, I thought of two I didn't like: BENJAMIN BUTTON and BABEL. Really disliked both of those. But I don't think it was because of Pitt - just painful, laborious movies.
Quote from: M.10rda on July 21, 2026, 06:42:13 AMhe's fun in them), in ONCE UPON A TIME IN HOLLYWOOD (not taking himself seriously yet in an Oscar-worthy fashion),
oh thanks for the memory re-jig...I still need to watch this... I'm up and down on Tarantino, but it's the first movie of his that for whatever reason I haven't rushed to watch asap :question:
have a strong gut feeling I wouldn't like the OCEANS movies so not watched any.
I kind of feel like he's an underground / cult movie actor trapped in an A-lister's career? (maybe ended up that way cause he's so dashing and swoonsome?)
Quote from: zombie no.one on July 21, 2026, 07:19:27 AMI kind of feel like he's an underground / cult movie actor trapped in an A-lister's career? (maybe ended up that way cause he's so dashing and swoonsome?)
That's a good description of Brad Pitt. Johnny Depp once had a similar profile.
I always appreciate it when beautiful people have enough self-respect and dignity to not want to trade on their looks as much as possible. I have an absolutely gorgeous 16yo veteran student in summer theatre camp this month - my teaching partner says the student looks like Jennifer Connelly, which I don't actually see yet I'll let the reference speak for itself. Last week she said she was tired of always playing the hot chick. :bouncegiggle: I wanted to say, Oh honey, we should all have that problem! But good for her - I am proud of her for wanting to be taken seriously. I said, This is why Charlize Theron puts on 40 pounds or shaves her head...
Quote from: M.10rda on July 21, 2026, 06:42:13 AMJOE DEATH or whatever it's called, the racing movie that Rev didn't like.......
Movies (Shepardless) are probably going to go back to like a Donald Barnes quote about filthy and blood stained animal handling devices, we are witnessing Michaelangelos last Judgement.
Somehow movies progressed past the disturbing bathroom shower scene in Psycho, Norman Bates or whatever. And they were doing fairly well. Some huge black marks (erstwhile Mighty Joe Young.) But many good ones and a sign of distancing themselves from the unsure and miserable feeling circumstances of some of those movies — from like the 1960s. It's like hola republicans you are starting to sound like Fidel Castro wannabe lemmings. And Three Days of the Condor turns into a discussion with someone about how things in the 1970s were so much better than they are today. It's like. Do you not remember what the movie Three Days of the Condor was about? Some madman goes into a building a shoots and kills every employee working there.
Ethnohistory nonstop now. They are killing broadway, I mean you might as well kama sutra your egg rolls. And yeah M.10 I know you probably have a story too about that. But that is ok. That is why I have plenty of copies of Jersey Shore. On standby —
You are a failed Chef Emeril. Meat salsa butcher.
:drink: :twirl: