duTrieux. posted:

monster factory: legends

I finally watched the mbmbam television show on seeso and holy poo poo that teen episode

KoRMaK posted:

i went to look for it and couldnt find it anywhere, so then i started the free trial thru amazon prime so thanks for that i guess... gotta remember to cancel that in 6 days.

Griffin is the best brother btw, Clown box mad me wanna go watch are you afraid of the dark

https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2custy_02-are-you-afraid-of-the-dark-the-tale-of-the-laughing-in-the-dark_tv

my goth gf posted:

amazon prime is good though

madeupfred posted:

pram posted:

do the girls know you're there

Sagebrush posted:

every time i'm in a girl's shower i read the labels on the products

MANGO COCONUT INFUSED SUGAR SCRUB
LEMONGRASS AND FRESH BASIL HAND SOAP
COCOA BUTTER WITH ALMOND EXTRACT

and i am like

drat, i want to eat this

LP0 ON FIRE posted:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TV2zMkVW608

Video Nasty posted:

FRIDAY NIIIIIIIGHT

Roosevelt posted:

holy poo poo

Hogge Wild posted:

what do you mean?

quote:

Hergé depicted the Congolese as "good at heart but backwards and lazy, in need of European mastery." ... who "look like monkeys and talk like imbeciles."

Conservative Party politician Ann Widdecombe ... remarked that the organisation had more important things to do than regulate the availability of historical children's books. [ed. note: when conservatives say not to be concerned about something, it is generally extremely important to be concerned]

Casterman, the book's publisher, argued that the cartoonist's depiction of the Congolese "wasn't racism but kind paternalism".

Harry Thompson argued that one must view Tintin in the Congo in the context of European society in the 1930s and 1940s, and that Hergé had not written the book to be "deliberately racist". He argued that it reflected the average Belgian view of Congolese people at the time, one that was more "patronising" than malevolent.

quote:

over the course of the Adventure, Tintin shoots several antelope, kills an ape to wear its skin, rams a rifle vertically into a crocodile's open mouth, injures an elephant for ivory, stones a buffalo, and (in earlier editions) drills a hole into a rhinoceros before planting dynamite in its body, blowing it up from the inside.[

Video Nasty posted:

FRIDAY NIIIIIIIGHT

Sagebrush posted:

it's an extraordinarily offensive publication these days, which is kind of what you'd expect for something published in belgium in the 1930s (remember that belgium invaded and colonized the congo)


this is what they're talking about :



(the king of the congolese has just broken his "artillery", a child's wooden wagon carrying a toy cannon)

furthermore:

Phone posted:

Dislike button posted:

at least its not loving anime

ADINSX posted:

no ring(s), voted 1

Roosevelt posted:

Tintin kills a monkey and wears its skin as a "disguise." then he climbs a tree to go chase after another monkey, presumably to trick him into thinking he's a friend. as if the monkey isn't immediately going to say "jesus christ there's a crazy person wearing a dead corpse coming after me!" and run away faster. he even wears his safari hat on the dead monkey's head. if that doesn't make you go "holy poo poo" then i don't know what will.

Sagebrush posted:

it's an extraordinarily offensive publication these days, which is kind of what you'd expect for something published in belgium in the 1930s (remember that belgium invaded and colonized the congo)


this is what they're talking about :



(the king of the congolese has just broken his "artillery", a child's wooden wagon carrying a toy cannon)

furthermore:

ADINSX posted:

no ring(s), voted 1

LP0 ON FIRE posted:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TV2zMkVW608

NoneMoreNegative posted:

KoRMaK posted:

this was a loving expiereince unwind

madeupfred posted:

Boss Baby is, without exaggeration, the most psychotic movie experience I've ever had.

DoombatINC posted:

nice





nice

Video Nasty posted:

https://i.imgur.com/TW0vs1r.mp4

vOv posted:

i kind of want to watch Foodfight! sometime just for the experience

Improbable Lobster posted:

i watched it when it first leaked and it's probably one of the worst things i've ever seen committed to film

granted, the plot summary of boss baby makes it sound like some sort of awful fever dream

madeupfred posted:

If you watch the trailers for Boss Baby, you get the impression that it's like a Toy Story or a Kid's Next Door episode or something along those lines, that it's a movie where all babies are hyper intelligent, parents are too stupid to notice and it's up to the main character to unveil this mass conspiracy. The reality of Boss Baby's universe is much more insane. In Boss Baby, babies are created in a vast, heavenly manufactury. After assembly, the babies are "tickled"; those who laugh get sent to Earth, and those that do not are put in tiny business suits and are sent to live in the baby utopia. In this utopia, babies are sent to work at Baby Corp, a multinational corporation that operates from heaven to make sure that humans on earth find babies cute. Baby Corp babies are able to get married, own houses and so on.

Seems fairly straight forward, right? Here's where it gets insane: the babies in the baby utopia are the same as the babies on Earth, meaning they age in the same way as regular humans do. To ensure that all the employees of Baby Corp remain babies forever, Baby Corp manufactures a magical anti-aging formula that also makes its drinkers hyper-intelligent. Alec Baldwin's character, along with every single loving baby in the movie Boss Baby is a fully mentally matured adult that takes the form of a baby so as to not be fired from Baby Corp. This isn't just speculation from me reading too much into a couple weird plot threads, no sir, the magical baby formula and Baby Corp's draconian employment policies are central to the plot of the movie. Boss Baby is sent to Earth by Baby Corp to take down Puppy Corp. As you've seen from the trailers ( I highly recommend you watch the trailers to Boss Baby before you watch the movie,) there simply isn't enough love to go around, and Puppy Corp has worked to make puppies more loved than babies. Once Boss Baby figures out how to take down Puppy Corp and babies rightfully reclaim the title of #1 cutest thing on Earth, he'll be allowed back to Baby Utopia and hailed as a hero alongside the likes of Super Boss Baby, Mega Super Big Boss Baby, etc. Heck, if he's successful, Baby Corp. will even give Boss Baby the coveted Corner Office (with its own potty).

All of this is revealed to the main character, an average-rear end seven year old, after Boss Baby drugs him with a magical pacifier that allows them to astrally project onto the Baby Utopia.

haveblue posted:

Stop saying every piece of art is about Trump. Only Boss Baby is about Trump.

Elysiume posted:

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