X JAKK posted:

Lets make this the year XJAKK finally guest spots on a BOTW, i can afford the plane ticket

X JAKK posted:

i live in a weed store that i painstakingly turned into a temple of voodoo thank you very much

X JAKK posted:

SONIC THE MOTHERFUCKING HEDGEHOG
THREE

Gripweed posted:

It feels like they're sending Madame Web out to die. Which is weird, a movie with four Spider-Girls could do really well. It definitely seems like an easier pitch than Kraven

dreezy posted:

dont forget the bell riots which have a halfway decent chance of actually happening

Gripweed posted:

She was good in Suspiria.

Mordja posted:

SupergayStupidman

Mordja posted:

SupergayStupidman

Sydney Bottocks posted:

I remember going to see that in the theaters, I was on a big Cronenberg kick at the time. I should watch it again one of these days.

Meat Wagon posted:

First movie I ever pirated was jason x on a 56k connection. Took forever to download and it was split into 2 parts. I never watched the second half of that trash.

Space Kablooey posted:

no you have to do your own piracy

Sheen Sheen posted:

https://x.com/jaybauman1/status/1744005688290844845?s=46

moopies are good again

Jose Oquendo posted:

She-hulk was a very frustrating show. Tatiana Maslany is a great actress and does a good job as Jennifer Walters. Anytime She-hulk shows up the show turns to poo poo. Then the show does weird thing Marvel does sometimes where they tell you that another character had a far more interesting adventure than what you just watched.

Vim Fuego posted:

shehulk's cgi dumper

JAnon posted:

poisonpill posted:

Get me a girl with a Dreamworks face and a Pixar rear end

dreezy posted:

which wins rear end best of the worst:
-tommy weisseu’s rear end in the room
-neil breen’s rear end in double down (ballsack not included)
-sam mraovitch’s rear end in ben & arthur

DaysBefore posted:

It owns that the worst part of the Ricky Gervais Show was Ricky Gervais. thank god for Steve Merchant and Karl Pilkington (will not be checking their twitter accounts to see what kind of cool opinions they have/which small island they were regular guests at)

Mordja posted:

I think techies might be, overall, the most demonic group of people in history. At least our previous overlords commissioned great art and built public edifices. Tech bros only seem to care about computers and pop-culture detritus.

Vakal posted:

I mean, yeah?

Mando 1 was just a fun adventure of a simple man making his way through the galaxy, then it fell into the Star Wars curse pit of everything having to be the most important thing ever.

Hackers film 1995 posted:

i know its cool/correct to make fun of an snl alumnus but ive never really liked Jason Sudeikis anyway. he was ok on 30 rock, but i cant think of much else.

X JAKK posted:

Um hello

mysterious frankie posted:

I watched one episode of Ted Lasso recently, so I could finally have an opinion after years of hearing other people’s strong ones. It sort of seemed like the concept was “Ned Flanders coaching football”? It didn’t offend me, but I probably wouldn’t watch another episode without someone else suggesting it.

Speaking of stuff that makes people have strong reactions, I also watched ten minutes of an Action Button video for the first time recently and man does that guy seem like he needs to be picked on by a Looney Toon.

mysterious frankie posted:

Anything Joe Pera related is a “put down what you’re doing and give it your undivided attention” event. I will throw a large tree branch through your bay windows if you disagree.

mysterious frankie posted:

Is this the one where he makes a stool and then drinks hot chocolate?

Arc Hammer posted:

I will gladly cop to thos of it means more making GBS threads on Steven Moffat.

Assessor of Maat posted:

ok, but is it gonna have a guy with three eyes named Trioculus in it. this is the main thing I care about in posthumous stories about Vader

FishBowlRobot posted:

Can’t wait to see She Palpatine twerk with Ice Spice

Collapsing Farts posted:

So I know Rich created a clone and married it, and Jay is content banging his many boyfriends, but what about Mike? Does he have a significant other?

LanceHunter posted:

The Alamo Drafthouse is almost entirely devoid of the little annoyances you get at other theaters. For example, they don't play ads the whole time from when the auditorium opens until the movie starts (instead they have little customer-made pre-shows playing various things that are specifically relevant to whatever movie you're going to see).

Their no talking/texting policy is famously strict, but the real secret sauce that makes the movie-going experience at the drafthouse better than any other theater chain: They don't let in unsupervised minors. It doesn't matter if the movie is rated G, no one under 18 is gonna get in unless they are accompanied by a parent or guardian. That means if you are seeing a movie at a drafthouse, you are guaranteed to not have a group of high schoolers in the theater. And since groups of high schoolers tend to account for 90% of all annoying bullshit behavior by patrons at movie theaters, you just don't get that at the drafthouse.

That said, the drafthouse is clearing hedging their bets like crazy this year. They always did repertory showings of classic and/or important movies, but typically those were pretty limited or were part of some special program. Now they're building a lot more repertory showings into their main schedule. They realize that there's going to be a major content drought because of last year's strikes, so they're doing something called Alamo Time Capsule to try and convince folks to keep going there even when there are no worthwhile new releases (because hey, wouldn't it be cool to finally see The Talented Mr. Ripley on the big screen!)

Light Gun Man posted:

i think the recent/current American Godzilla movies state that nukes were first developed as an attempt to fight Godzilla. Kind of a weird take but I guess a fun idea.