This user has been banned.
Stuff gets posted here constantly without any sort of credit.
True, but people still deserve it, even if people don’t do it.
I dare you to track down the source of each and every pic someone posts and give the original creators credit.
I’m a secular humanist Jew and even I can see that there is no value to be found in the books of either religion when it comes to morality.
Which indicates to me that
A. You’re reading them wrong.
or
B. You’re the Nietzschean/Randian type who hates “slave morality”.
I really want to read another book filled with wicked violence, repugnant sexual deviancy, and revolting situations but that still tells a fantastic story and has some fascinating message on the human condition.
I’ll bet DE has written several, minus the fantastic story and fascinating message on the human condition. 😉
Ha ha. It is to laugh.
Here’s 1960s casual:
Squares.
He’s definitely an ignorant fool even if he isn’t.
- Liar, Liar
- The Mask
- A Series of Unfortunate Events
- Batman: Forever
- Dumb and Dumber
- How the Grinch Stole Christmas
- Mr. Popper’s Penguins
- A Christmas Carol
- The Truman Show
Yeah, from that list, only the last is really worthwhile.
So not a fan of Carrey’s Olaf.
The title sure sucks.
If you think that’s bad, you should check out the novel’s original title.
^The movie itself is bad anyway.
I haven’t seen either of those.
The former has an upbeat jazz score and a happy ending, so it sucks. The latter I watched once in the ninth grade, so I don’t remember much about it, but I’m pretty sure it sucks, too.
Better question: Have you seen The Cable Guy? If you have and have not liked it, there will be blood.
So you read that thread after all.
^The movie itself is bad anyway.
Does anyone have any recommendations for an intelligently written yet extremely vulgar book? I really want to read another book filled with wicked violence, repugnant sexual deviancy, and revolting situations but that still tells a fantastic story and has some fascinating message on the human condition.
The only books I can think of that have the level of violence and degradation you want are the fictional bibles of the Jews and Christians. Either look at those or read the comments section on a political post on Facebook.
And all this time I thought you were an alright poster. Thanks for proving otherwise.
Porgs are revealed to merely be the protrusion into our dimension of hyper-intelligent pan-dimensional beings who are actually bent on controlling the galaxy. The First Order and the Resistance reluctantly join forces to defeat them.
Rey and Kylo battle a giant Porg in the finale. Phasma returns only to be eaten by the giant Porg, who spits out her armor. Just when it seems they will lose to the giant Porg, Broom Boy™ saves the day.
Lando finally shows up at the very end, with a plausible explanation as to where the heck he’s been the past two movies.
Luke wakes up in a cold sweat safe and sound at his Jedi Knight school. The entire sequel trilogy revealed to be a bad dream. Millions of Star Wars fans take up hard drinking.
If that was to legitimately happen, I’d take back every bad thing I said about Disney, promptly watch TLJ, and become the biggest ST fan of all time.
Not a fan, really. The animation/character design’s fine, but it has no narrative; it has teenage sex fantasies linked by a MacGuffin in place of a narrative.
Maybe I should check the magazine out some time. It might be more my speed.
I don’t care much for Jim Carrey in anything that isn’t The Truman Show.
But seriously, he’s very hit-and-miss.
Oh
I am underwhelmed by this retort.
I watched Season 2 over this past week. Overall, I don’t quite like it as much as the first. The running gag of Olaf fooling everyone with a flimsy disguise has worn thin by now. I’m not that taken with the darker tone, either. Now perhaps it’s just the writers staying faithful to the source material — I haven’t read the books yet, so I don’t know — but it rankles, regardless.
Those nits picked, the acting and direction and dialogue remain amazing.
★★★★★★★★☆☆
I only watched season one, but I didn’t care for this series. Olaf feels like a fan trying to do an impression of Jim Carry and failing. Pretty much every aspect of the movie works better in my opinion.
Sometimes I think you want to fail.
You’re just denying the fact that when Jim Carry’s Olaf is disguised, he’s genuinely frightening, but in this he’s just a silly TV villain. The kind whose “evil plans” of wasting water without paying for it are foiled weekly by those darn kids.
Strike that, reverse it. Neil Patrick Harris’ performance is inconsistent, but much of the time, I find his Olaf genuinely evil. Carrey’s Olaf’s about as creepy as Mr. Burns, and I like Carrey’s Olaf.
I watched Season 2 over this past week. Overall, I don’t quite like it as much as the first. The running gag of Olaf fooling everyone with a flimsy disguise has worn thin by now. I’m not that taken with the darker tone, either. Now perhaps it’s just the writers staying faithful to the source material — I haven’t read the books yet, so I don’t know — but it rankles, regardless.
Those nits picked, the acting and direction and dialogue remain amazing.
★★★★★★★★☆☆
I only watched season one, but I didn’t care for this series. Olaf feels like a fan trying to do an impression of Jim Carry and failing. Pretty much every aspect of the movie works better in my opinion.
Sometimes I think you want to fail.
I watched Season 2 over this past week. Overall, I don’t quite like it as much as the first. The running gag of Olaf fooling everyone with a flimsy disguise has worn thin by now. I’m not that taken with the darker tone, either. Now perhaps it’s just the writers staying faithful to the source material — I haven’t read the books yet, so I don’t know — but it rankles, regardless.
Those nits picked, the acting and direction and dialogue remain amazing.
★★★★★★★★☆☆
I only watched season one, but I didn’t care for this series. Olaf feels like a fan trying to do an impression of Jim Carry and failing. Pretty much every aspect of the movie works better in my opinion.
Agreed, I enjoyed the movie but the series (what I saw of it) was really bad. The little kids were so annoying.
The first half of Rogue One is quite boring.
Come at me, bro.
I also want to see Luke’s T-16 skyhopper in Kenobi, whenever that gets made.
dated. oh geez
I think the first movie i almost fall asleep was Rogue one.
I actually fell asleep during rogue one funnily enough. It wasn’t because it was boring I was just really tired and went to a late showing.
Although it kind of is.
I watched Season 2 over this past week. Overall, I don’t quite like it as much as the first. The running gag of Olaf fooling everyone with a flimsy disguise has worn thin by now. I’m not that taken with the darker tone, either. Now perhaps it’s just the writers staying faithful to the source material — I haven’t read the books yet, so I don’t know — but it rankles, regardless.
Those nits picked, the acting and direction and dialogue remain amazing.
★★★★★★★★☆☆
SARA RUE
Photon Torpedo casing? Or a Decepticon?
