Suplex Liberace posted:

thinking about how Pusha T destroyed Drake when they were beefing

Gumball Gumption posted:

Did you make this Photoshop so you could talk about chimp dicks?

ThatBasqueGuy posted:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w4XH3LYleDA

shanked him so bad he started taking care of his kid, absolute legendary moment


You Are Hiding A Child

Spergin Morlock posted:

hey everyone get a load of this guy who doesn't want to talk about chimpdick

tristeham posted:

rip damo

https://canofficial.bandcamp.com/album/live-in-paris-1973

tristeham posted:

rip damo

https://canofficial.bandcamp.com/album/live-in-paris-1973

Nichael posted:

I watched all of Baby Reindeer, and despite generally not watching things this sad and affecting precisely because I don't need to be more sad, I found it captivating. However, this rings so shallow to me:

https://x.com/DEADLINE/status/1783198293499261160

You can't make an entire Netflix miniseries about real life people, and then expect the audience to not try to determine the identities. It strikes me as having it both ways, and kind of crass. What could you possibly expect?

Nichael posted:

I watched all of Baby Reindeer, and despite generally not watching things this sad and affecting precisely because I don't need to be more sad, I found it captivating. However, this rings so shallow to me:

https://x.com/DEADLINE/status/1783198293499261160

You can't make an entire Netflix miniseries about real life people, and then expect the audience to not try to determine the identities. It strikes me as having it both ways, and kind of crass. What could you possibly expect?

quote:

Gadd’s friend Sean Foley, a Olivier Award-winning actor, writer and director, has been wrongly accused of being Darrien, who is portayed as grooming and sexually assaulting Donny.

Foley said he was in contact with authorities. “Police have been informed and are investigating all defamatory abusive and threatening posts against me,” he wrote on Twitter, now X.

Gunning added that Netflix went to “great lengths” to protect the identity of the people involved, including using pseudonyms for the characters.

Augus posted:

i don't think it's crass and tasteless to say "please stop sending threats to random people I know because you read tea leaves to determine they're a rapist"

Augus posted:

i don't think it's crass and tasteless to say "please stop sending threats to random people I know because you read tea leaves to determine they're a rapist"

Buck Wildman posted:

here have this

https://twitter.com/CoolBoxArt/status/1783041435698336057?t=M4_G_3J_-uDd--Azlyo3DA&s=19

Augus posted:

Yeah that’s exactly what it is


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uhndpv7sEqE

lol

Ardent Communist posted:

so i saw that civil war movie, and i thought it was pretty decent. yeah, they don't go into the politics much, but it's from the perspective of war journalists, they don't have the kind of education that would allow them to understand why a civil war would be happening anyways. they're more concerned about being where the action is and getting good pics, so there's plenty of that. i kind of like what he did with the music during some of the action scenes.
i mean, the ending of the movie is the anti-governmental forces breaking into the white house, openly shooting surrendering secret service people, breaking into the oval office and pulling the president out from under his desk, the one reporter guy who wanted the last interview asking him for a quote, the president saying, "don't let them shoot me" and the reporter saying, that'll do and then a black woman soldier executes the president! then credits and "dream a big dream" song comes on with the black and white photo of the soldiers over the president's body. like, there's not a lot of movies that end like that.

Some Guy TT posted:

contrast that with the boys which was also an edgy aughts era comic but one thats aged horrifically badly in just about every conceivable way so the show just uses the intellectual property to tell a thoroughly modern story about woke branding instead

Al! posted:

maus adaptation

quote:

As such a unique and high-profile creative work, it's no surprise that filmmakers have been eager to adapt "Maus" to the screen. In fact, according to The Hollywood Reporter, "Spiegelman has been approached at least four separate times over the years to turn 'Maus' into a movie," in addition to turning down licensing and merchandising deals. That being said, it's not likely we'll ever see a Hollywood adaptation of "Maus" in film or on TV, and for one very good reason.
...
In a recent interview with The Hollywood Reporter, however, Spiegelman said there has been "no change" to his allowing anyone to adapt the novel for the screen. As to why he keeps refusing offers, Spiegelman elaborated, "I like movies, but 'Maus' is better served as a book. [It's a] more intimate form and comics adhere to the brain better." So, even as the recent national attention to his iconic graphic novel sees it rocketing to the top of best-seller lists (per The Los Angeles Times), it looks like Spiegelman's personal artistic vision is the real reason we'll never see a Hollywood adaptation of "Maus."

Trabisnikof posted:

hollywood keeps trying!

Bro Dad posted:

watching the eugene levy travel on apple+ and lol he has insane amounts of rizz, every gay man and older woman he meets is making eyes at him

Pepe Silvia Browne posted:

it's cuz he was in all the American Pie movies, even the lovely ones

KirbyKhan posted:

He is forever invited to any cook out after the rizz he pulled on Queen Latifa in Bringing Down The House. That man had the mandate of heaven.

To this day I tell my wife "The cool points are out the window. You got me twisted up in the game"

Pepe Silvia Browne posted: