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The military worship in the United States is gross.
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lemon-lyme disease posted:I'm pro-spoiler as well. I actually kind of prefer knowing what's going to happen - especially in TV/film. You're not alone, turns out the majority of people enjoy being spoiled. http://gizmodo.com/stop-worrying-about-spoilers-they-actually-help-you-en-1778452171 There's been movies that I wasn't going to watch until I got spoiled on the ending and decided that sounded real good and I need to watch it.
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My unpopular opinion is antifa is bad
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Oct 9, 2017 20:06
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yeah I eat rear end posted:The spider part was pretty stupid but it's kind of endearing considering the backstory of why they put it in the movie. Also the will smith song accompanying the movie is much better than the men in black ones. The only story I heard was Neil gaiman claiming that the producer was originally going to do a sandman movie and insisted in putting a giant mechanical spider. When he didn't get his way the producer backed out of the project and picked up wild wild West and forced it in there
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Looks like it's actually both. Dude really wanted a mechanical spiderquote:d the other thing is Hollywood executives really love the smell of their own urine and what they really like doing is urinating on things. And then going, “Hmm, now this smells really good” and being really puzzled when the rest of the world goes “No, actually it smells like pee.” A gorgeous example of that, Ted Elliot and Terry Rossio, who wrote “Pirates of the Caribbean” and “Shrek” and some lovely movies, were brought in by Jon Peters to write the first draft of the Sandman movie. He hadn’t actually read any “Sandman” because he had people to do that kind of stuff for him, but he had figured out that what the movie needed to be successful was a giant mechanical spider. He wanted a giant mechanical spider because that would make any film a hit. Elliot and Rossio, who had read “Sandman,” who went in with their pitch and looking forward to it and going, “But there’s no room for a giant mechanical spider.”
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