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That Dracula spoiler cannot be real.
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Oh god, it's real
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Jan 7, 2020 05:55
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Origami Dali posted:Oh god, it's real Yeah it's whack as hell. The first two episodes are great, just watch those and pretend there's no episode 3.
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Jan 7, 2020 13:03
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https://twitter.com/thumbelulu/status/1214445809833402370?s=19
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https://twitter.com/NotebookMUBI/status/1214528482958565376
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Even knowing that the dude is supposed to be a kind of god of longevity this is still a massive wtf lol
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Jan 8, 2020 13:27
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Lulu Wang's Twitter is so positive and wholesome, I love it.
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Jan 8, 2020 14:19
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Check out the big brain on Brett!
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Jan 8, 2020 15:13
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The embed cuts off Awquafina and gramma at the bottom, so it's not just a silly looking big head cartoon dude, they're standing in front of some artwork. I really like how they're painted (edit: Actually, looking again on my work computer those are probably just photos? I like the composition anyway. I think I remember shots of people passing by paintings in the movie) 
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Jan 8, 2020 19:17
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Who is the big-head cartoon guy supposed to be - I'm suspecting the decision-making behind the poster is going to make a lot more sense if we found out that it's, like, a figure particular to Chinese culture.
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Jan 8, 2020 19:48
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Something something filial piety
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K. Waste posted:Who is the big-head cartoon guy supposed to be - I'm suspecting the decision-making behind the poster is going to make a lot more sense if we found out that it's, like, a figure particular to Chinese culture. He's a mythic figure called Shou Xing, who is basically a god of longevity. To a Chinese audience, it'd make sense as the symbolic personification of Long Life keeping the family's secret about Nainai's illness. The Chinese title, as I understand, is literally translated as "Don't Tell Her."
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Jan 8, 2020 21:15
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Teenage Fansub posted:The embed cuts off Awquafina and gramma at the bottom, so it's not just a silly looking big head cartoon dude, they're standing in front of some artwork. It's hard for me to support her since she coopted black/hip-hop culture to get her foot in the door and then as soon as she's recognizable, she drops it in a heartbeat.
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Jan 8, 2020 22:42
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Inzombiac posted:It's hard for me to support her since she coopted black/hip-hop culture to get her foot in the door and then as soon as she's recognizable, she drops it in a heartbeat. I get it's a complex situation, just wanted a more informed take.
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I've gotten around to appreciate that there's someone doing serious acting with their silly made-up rapper name.
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Jan 9, 2020 01:37
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FilthyImp posted:This is an honest question because aside from like MTV's Girl Code I haven't had much exposure to her work or music or anything, but can't she still be a fan of/engage hip-hop while doing things that may be culturally or ethnically significant to her? Yes, absolutely. However she was putting on affectations that were not honest to her life. She was coopting black street culture when that's not how she was raised nor is it reflective of her financial situation. It was cover because Asian women have a very difficult time in Hollywood. Then as she gains fame, it all slides away and she becomes more """"""""""normal"""""""". Kinda like how Iggy Azalea was born upper middle class but wants people to think she was a hood rat. Obviously this is really simplified and I wouldn't begrudge her if she didn't drop the mask as soon as she was successful. It's kinda insulting that she'd wear a culture until she no longer needed it.
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Inzombiac posted:However she was putting on affectations that were not honest to her life. She was coopting black street culture when that's not how she was raised nor is it reflective of her financial situation. Yeah that's insanely lovely.
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Jan 9, 2020 07:13
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Why is she named after a bottle of water?
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Mister Chief posted:Why is she named after a bottle of water? Because she's nowhere near as chill as Ice Cube?
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Mister Chief posted:Why is she named after a bottle of water?
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You guys are weird.
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Jan 9, 2020 13:53
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World War 3 is starting and people are still acting like cultural appropriation as a source of outrage didn't die out somewhere between Trump's election and Tumblr banning porn huh.
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Sleeveless posted:World War 3 is starting and people are still acting like cultural appropriation as a source of outrage didn't die out somewhere between Trump's election and Tumblr banning porn huh. People can care about multiple things simultaneously, you dork.
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Jan 9, 2020 16:45
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WW3 also mostly likely isn’t starting because Iran is actually calm and level headed. Though calling what was going to happen WW3 is more clickbait than anything
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To my knowledge, Iran also does not have nukes.
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Jan 9, 2020 17:58
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Waffleman_ posted:To my knowledge, Iran also does not have nukes. They do not. They have basically stopped caring about the treaty that limited them for um obvious reasons but even then they aren’t really close
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Jan 9, 2020 18:04
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Also Iran also still wants to be friends with Europe so they're only mildly stepping up their rates.
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No thank you.
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Jan 9, 2020 19:51
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Good to see the guys who make sweet combat sports posters are branching out 
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hosed up that Felix, the most photogenic Chapo, did not have a starring role in the documentary.
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Supersonic Shine posted:hosed up that Felix, the most photogenic Chapo, did not have a starring role in the documentary. Felix is a babe, for sure, but Virgil is definitely photogenic in a “live action version of a harem anime protagonist” kind of way
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I love the piglet on the dude's shoulder
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K. Waste posted:Felix is a babe, for sure, but Virgil is definitely photogenic in a “live action version of a harem anime protagonist” kind of way
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Jan 10, 2020 05:28
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I only just noticed Corey from Slipknot on that poster.
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I was wondering who or what that was. If the trailer is any indication watching that's going to be a surreal experience.
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CharlestheHammer posted:WW3 also mostly likely isn’t starting because Iran is actually calm and level headed. Vietnam 3 (since Iraq/Afghanistan was 2), most likely, if it gets that far.
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Cythereal posted:Vietnam 3 (since Iraq/Afghanistan was 2), most likely, if it gets that far. I keep seeing people say this, and it's wrong and a crazy dangerous thing to believe. A war with Iran would not be comparable to Iraq or Vietnam. It would be orders of magnitude worse. America hasn't fought a war with a country capable of striking US assets outside their border in 70 years. Iran can. They just demonstrated it with their missile attack on a base in Iraq. They demonstrated it a few months ago when a drone attack shut down a Saudi oil field. Look at the military bases the US has around Iran  We have surrounded Iran with targets. If a proper war actually kicks off, all of those bases will get hit. 4,000 troops died in the entire war in Iraq. More than that would die in the first week of a war with Iran. Iraq had a weak military and a society fractured by ethnic tensions controlled by an unpopular authoritarian regime. Iran has a strong military, a mostly Shia society, and a very strong national identity, led by a democratically elected government. They aren't going to collapse like Iraq did. They will fight. It's also, as you can see more than three times as big. And like 80% mountains with the rest being divided by dense urban environments and a giant polluted swamp. The three worst kinds of terrain for an invading army. If us Troops march into Iran, they will die. In numbers we haven't seen since Vietnam. If we're lucky. And Iran isn't alone. When Iran struck our base, there were other smaller attacks on US bases in Iraq at the same time, from local militias. If the war is on with Iran, guess what, it's back in Iraq at the same time. And Iran just said that if we attack Iran Hezbollah will go "gently caress it let's do it an be legends" and attack Israel. Full scale regional war. And oh yeah, I mentioned Saudi oil fields, right? If the war's on, those are gone. Iran can take those out whenever they please. If the Saudi oil fields go, that's instant global recession as the price of oil skyrockets. A US/Iran war would be bad on a scale most Americans genuinely can't comprehend. It would not be comparable to Iraq or Vietnam. It would be comparable to Germany trying to invade France by sending troops through Belgium. (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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