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Goodfellas 3 - Beantown Bustout.- The Departed. People prefer dogshit like this over Sopranos or Wire or undercover stuff like Donnie Brasco, Breach, Reservoir Dogs.
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Goodfellas 3 - Beantown Bustout.- The Departed. People prefer dogshit like this over Sopranos or Wire or undercover stuff like Donnie Brasco, Breach, Reservoir Dogs.
One of the street shitter nigger actors in that movie stabbed his girlfriend 25 times and left her to die. But she survived and told police it was him. How many years of jail time did this nigger get? Four years. Before being released back into society.40 Year Old Virgin. Steve Carell isn’t funny.
Common courtesy dictates that’s how a female vampire should always feed.I think it’s implied one of them bites down on his cock.
Anything by Quentin Tarantino
anything by QT after Pulp Fiction.
I'm not kidding when I say this. The only Batman that I liked was the original Michael Keaton one. My friends think I'm nuts. I do like the joker as the character. What's his face? Played him well but the plot of the movie and then trying to tell me that melted turtle was and I quote the joker "beautiful" is insanity and took me right out of the movie
You don't like Jackie Brown? Probably the movie of his that holds up best to repeat viewings.
Which brings me to. Anything with fucking Deniro in it.Seen it twice, didn't care for it.
Just watch Jackie Brow it was vurry good.I would agree from the Kill Bill movies onwards. His 90s stuff still holds up though.
When this movie came out I was the only person I could find that hated it.
I've said this on this board before but I'll repeat: I hated Juno until I realized that Jason Bateman's character is literally the hero of the movie. His character is married to a shrill cunt who doesn't appreciate the upper middle class lifestyle that literally he and only he provides and his wife just wants to have his kid to lock him in. He meets Juno, realizes that the life he has is not the one he wants, realizes that he's in love with his own youth and regrets his choices in life, and then ditches the corporate world to instead be happy, at the same time releasing his wife from their awful marriage that will never be good.Juno makes me want to kill a bitch.
Then at the end of the movie, the citizens of Gotham are too pussified to blow up a ship of prisoners to save their own skin. These are the same citizens that were, just 30 minutes ago, scumbags because they had to be. But when they're about to be killed if they don't blow up murderers and pedos, they all of a sudden are like, "No, that's wrong," collectively.
I really like his movies but you’re not wrong.Anything by Wes Anderson, quirky pretentious nonsense.
my favourite batman is the one in those arkham video games. I think that character is way more interesting when he's a stoic, morally infallible machine. I don't know why the movies insist on making him emo all the timeI'm not kidding when I say this. The only Batman that I liked was the original Michael Keaton one. My friends think I'm nuts. I do like the joker as the character. What's his face? Played him well but the plot of the movie and then trying to tell me that melted turtle was antiquote the joker beautiful is insanity and took me right out of the movie
Casualties of War is the best authentic Vietnam film. And it's based on a verified story. Platoon is just imaginary nonsense but goes into 'tried too hard' territory. A similar film from another war is Jarhead.platoon. I've seen people argue that it's better than apocalypse now, which I would debate is the greatest film ever made, and I genuinely don't understand how. I was actually shocked by just how 'okay' the movie was, given that I've always seen it championed as an all time classic
With Cameron it’s more he knows what makes money and not so much critical acclaim. He makes enjoyable “popcorn” movies but nothing more. Really he’s just like Michael Bay who is seen as a joke yet his movies made money. I also think a lot of Cameron’s acclaim is he came out in the 80s before critics really became insufferable like they are now. Same with Spielberg - critics used to tell you they liked the movie and it was entertaining even if it’s not going to get nominated for Oscar’s.Any Nolan is overrated per se.
Also, James Cameron is a tad overrated. T2 is not that good.
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