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TopicI will never get the love of [insert movie here]
wah_wah_wah
01/17/18 3:07:09 PM
#46
WastelandCowboy posted...
Hyyr posted...
The Fifth Element.

Easily the worst movie I have ever paid money to see, but many people liked it for some ungodly reason.

The whole thing was a mess, from start to finish. Horrible music too.

Its a cult classic, just like The Rocky Horror Picture Show, The Big Lebowski, and Office Space. You either get it or you dont.

I'm pretty sure Office Space is one of those movies that I liked when I was 16 but wouldn't like if I watched it today
TopicI will never get the love of [insert movie here]
wah_wah_wah
01/17/18 9:11:54 AM
#36
EclairReturns posted...
wah_wah_wah posted...
why let Dunn know his weakness is water?


Maybe Mr. Jackson was planning on drowning Mr. Willis and wanted him to know that it was specifically him who did it.

Again, why? I get his motivation to blow up stuff to find who the superhero is. That makes sense. It is never explained why it is necessary for him to tell the superhero who he is and lead him to realizing all of his powers. That needs an explanation because it makes him look like a total idiot if he doesn't have a good reason for doing that. And even if he "has to tell him" in order to "be who he is"... then why does he have to bring him to where he is so he gets arrested? Couldn't he tell him on the phone? It's dumb.
TopicI will never get the love of [insert movie here]
wah_wah_wah
01/16/18 10:33:21 PM
#18
FrozenBananas posted...


Because if he didn't, he would have never become the super villain; and no one would have known who he was or what he had done.

Why is him becoming the super villain incumbent on people knowing who he is or what he has done? There are plenty of supervillains in comic books that are anonymous people.

FrozenBananas posted...

And more specifically, David Dunn would have never known who his arch nemesis was, which was all Mr Glass cared about. It was his entire existence. It was the only thing he wanted in life.

Which is never explained why. Why does he, as the person who is easily killed by a feather, want the person who is basically impossible to kill to know who he is, specifically that he is his enemy? And if this is all he cared about, why let Dunn know his weakness is water? It's just stupid.

FrozenBananas posted...

He could only find his purpose once he shared who he truly was. And David could only become who he truly was once Elijah made himself known.

Why could "only this" happen? Just because the screenwriter says this is the only way it can happen? It seems like it could happen several different ways, including ways that make the character of Mr. Glass care about self-preservation in the slightest of ways. I mean he is supposed to be a super genius right?FrozenBananas posted...
Also, it's cinematic. It's also made for us, as viewers. It's a therapeutic experience.

This is also just words that lack any meaning.
TopicAnyone into board games?
wah_wah_wah
01/16/18 10:24:32 PM
#49
ss4parrothair posted...
SushiSquid posted...
I very much like board games. I'm trying to slowly corrupt my wife with nerdiness using them. We just finished Pandemic Legacy: Season 1 with our friends, and I can't recommend that highly enough. Other favorites of ours are Lords of Waterdeep, 7 Wonders, Covert, Harry Potter: Hogwarts Battle, and DC Deck Building Game.

I bought the Kickstarter for the base game and expansion of a game called Expedition and that's finally about to ship soon. It's like a DnD lite where your phone acts as the DM and the dice. It should be a good way to introduce my wife to roleplaying games and bring her closer to nerdiness. My ultimate goal is to one day play a real session of DnD or another true roleplaying game with her. Other men have their fantasies about what they want their wives to do. I have mine.


We did Risk Legacy. We have Pandemic Legacy as well but havent done that yet. Risk Legacy was like 15 games lol. I liked the Alien race when it came out

I'll never get the appeal of legacy games. They're like a job. You got to sit down and schedule a time to play, getting everyone on board. My attempt at doing Risk Legacy totally failed. It was played four times and two of the players just didn't like it... so now I have this board game that is partially completed that I can't get anyone else to play.
TopicAnyone into board games?
wah_wah_wah
01/16/18 10:06:50 PM
#44
I got into it about two years go now. Started as me liking thematic games, but now my favorites tend to be middle to middle-heavy Eurogames. But I've been trying to get into Twilight Struggle to expand my knowledge of wargames but I don't think I have the time to devote to it. Had fun playing it yesterday with a friend (though I lost, badly).

It also doesn't help that my local game scene really sucks. They play every week down there but they are not very welcoming of newcomers. I recently stopped going because there is only one or two people that get their games played.
TopicI will never get the love of [insert movie here]
wah_wah_wah
01/16/18 10:00:17 PM
#4
EclairReturns posted...
Basically, Bruce Willis is a super-human, and Samuel Jackson wants to be his arch-enemy.

So why does he share with Bruce Willis exactly what he did? So he can... get arrested and go to an insane asylum? Why inform Bruce Willis of exactly who he is and what his weaknesses are, if his goal is to use his awesome mind to destroy him? Mr. Glass as a character is an idiot
TopicI will never get the love of [insert movie here]
wah_wah_wah
01/16/18 9:45:03 PM
#1
For me it is Unbreakable. It is regarded as the good M. Night film. But it just isn't. The whole way through it doesn't make a lick of sense.
TopicA Punisher movie written & directed by Quentin Tarantino?
wah_wah_wah
01/16/18 12:19:18 PM
#13
Even if there were not too many comic book movies already rotting our brains, there's certainly enough directors to do the job that recruiting Tarantino to spend a year of his time or more developing another would be a waste of talent.
Topic"Why are there over 100,000 people watching FFIV on Twitch?" Oh nvm
wah_wah_wah
01/16/18 12:15:44 PM
#22
Out of a population of 4 billion you'll get 100k worth of psychopaths
TopicSomeone explain cryptocurrency to me.
wah_wah_wah
12/29/17 7:48:49 PM
#24
Scam
TopicWhat is the alt-right's opinion of the classic Casablanca?
wah_wah_wah
12/25/17 1:01:13 PM
#1
It is a movie about two of their strongest interests (refugees and cucks) so I imagine they have some opinion about it.
TopicWhat is the closest thing to Star Wars that came after Star Wars, in terms of
wah_wah_wah
12/22/17 7:02:06 PM
#36
Nightengale posted...
wah_wah_wah posted...
It is definitely the most overblown that's for sure. I'm not sure how they squeezed this much out of three fairly good fantasy movies of the late 70's/early 80's but that's sort of what corporatization of film will get ya.

It also had three movies in the early 2000s??? And three movies since 2015 with at least two more on the way??????????????

Yes it did. That's what was squeezed out. The Phantom Menace was in no way part of the cow.
TopicWhat is the closest thing to Star Wars that came after Star Wars, in terms of
wah_wah_wah
12/22/17 6:13:02 PM
#31
It is definitely the most overblown that's for sure. I'm not sure how they squeezed this much out of three fairly good fantasy movies of the late 70's/early 80's but that's sort of what corporatization of film will get ya.
TopicOf the films removed from the AFI Top 100, which ones most deserved to stay?
wah_wah_wah
12/22/17 6:00:23 PM
#6
I think Patton would be a close second for me. It is an excellent biopic, maybe too rosy but it never falls off into hagiography.
TopicOf the films removed from the AFI Top 100, which ones most deserved to stay?
wah_wah_wah
12/22/17 4:59:26 PM
#1
Here they are

Doctor Zhivago (1965)
The Birth of a Nation (1915)
From Here to Eternity (1953)
Amadeus (1984)
All Quiet on the Western Front (1930)
The Third Man (1949)
Fantasia (1940)
Rebel Without a Cause (1955)
Stagecoach (1939)
Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977)
The Manchurian Candidate (1962)
An American in Paris (1951)
Wuthering Heights (1939)
Dances with Wolves (1990)
Giant (1956)
Fargo (1996)
Mutiny on the Bounty (1935)
Frankenstein (1931)
Patton (1970)
The Jazz Singer (1927)
My Fair Lady (1964)
A Place in the Sun (1951)
Guess Who's Coming to Dinner (1967)

I agree with nearly all of these removals (that I've seen). I'd have to go with Fargo. Maybe it got removed in response to its placement a little too early, but it is basically flawless as a film and the best movie the Coen Brothers ever made.
TopicI hope nobody ever complains about the Star Wars prequels ever again (spoilers)
wah_wah_wah
12/18/17 7:42:34 PM
#27
I know you like the prequels and that makes you an odd human being, but you don't have to hate the new movies in order to boost the prequels.
TopicWatching The Late Shift
wah_wah_wah
12/18/17 7:38:23 PM
#1
I love how much of a child-like idiot Jay Leno looks like in this
TopicIf SJWs got to replace due process with "listen and believe"...
wah_wah_wah
12/18/17 6:18:23 PM
#34
No here's why it doesn't make sense - if a woman is caught lying about how she was raped, that is a serious danger to her in the future. It opens her up to never being trusted about rape ever again. And that is dangerous as fuck for her going forward. That's why whenever a woman puts her real name publicly to those accusations, I believe it. Because women don't take a risk of never being believed about rape ever again to see some politician lose an election. That makes absolutely no sense.
TopicIf SJWs got to replace due process with "listen and believe"...
wah_wah_wah
12/18/17 5:57:05 PM
#30
They weren't well in the first place. I mean I've been accused of several things that were not true, some horrible things, and my reputation outlived my accusers. That's a fact of life. I think in the past it was always the woman that had to jump through hoops and do everything possible to prove she was not an evil bitch trying to take down the man. Those days are thankfully over. It doesn't make much if any sense for a woman to lie about being raped because it puts her in danger.
TopicIf SJWs got to replace due process with "listen and believe"...
wah_wah_wah
12/18/17 5:37:28 PM
#28
mooreandrew58 posted...
hell i've even seen a case of someone going off the deep end with the warped logic of "if i'm going to wear the name I might as well play the game" and start doing what they had been accused of.

Yeah sure they just "started" to do it lol. Nobody who is rational in the first place thinks like that.
TopicIf SJWs got to replace due process with "listen and believe"...
wah_wah_wah
12/18/17 4:55:07 PM
#26
mooreandrew58 posted...
all it takes is someone to lie. and enough people to believe them. best friend had to battle accusations of being a woman abuser for years despite his gf could never produce a bruise or anything to back up her claims. and the worst part was they didn't even live together so if it was the case why didn't she kick him to the curb. its not like he payed her bills or anything. dumbest thing he did was not dump her immediately when she started that s***.

Is that worse than a woman who has to deal with an abusive guy because nobody will believe her story? That can very well get her killed.
TopicIf SJWs got to replace due process with "listen and believe"...
wah_wah_wah
12/18/17 6:14:06 AM
#19
mooreandrew58 posted...
wah_wah_wah posted...
Not everything is held to legal standards. Your reputation matters. Which is something women have always known, but I guess men think they were above having to keep to standards.


reputation matters a lot less when you are a nobody. not saying it won't hurt you. just not nearly as much and might completely blow over and everyone practically forgets. i've known several people with shitty reputations deserved or not who moved on to fairly decent lives. some of which had in fact been falsely accused of rape or sexual harassment. one though did end up moving to an area where no one knew him and just started over. but that was a personal choice over the fact he didn't want to live near any of those people anymore.

I'm just saying, the idea that just because you're not charged with a crime, that means we have to think you're innocent, is pretty stupid. The legal system is not a perfect decider of what really happened. What constitutes reasonable doubt varies between people, particularly a jury that has to decide whether a person goes to jail for a long time and an everyday individual making the decision not to be involved with a person professionally.

I realize people do get falsely accused of horrible things all the time, and that I may be in danger too. But I'm not too threatened by it because I have a generally good reputation built upon my actions. I have never propositioned someone at the workplace. I've never grabbed a pussy. In short I'm not an idiot.
TopicClose Encounters of the Third Kind... your thoughts (spoilers)
wah_wah_wah
12/18/17 6:06:44 AM
#3
It's got too many flaws for me to consider it a great movie. It's a good movie, worth watching. But like I said, Dreyfuss is really annoying in it (he acts with his mouth open almost the entire movie). There's too much screen time devoted to reiterating the plot rather than just moving forward. None of the characters outside of Dreyfuss come off as alive or interesting.
TopicClose Encounters of the Third Kind... your thoughts (spoilers)
wah_wah_wah
12/18/17 5:45:47 AM
#1
My thoughts: I didn't hate it, but after finally seeing it I think it is pretty overrated. Biggest problems being it had an good hour of padding, the over-the-top dopey performance from Richard Dreyfuss and that it ends with nothing really happening. I liked that the story was a peaceful alien encounter story, which you have to respect especially in an era that was obsessed with disaster movies. But it ended right when it was starting to pick up steam. If they needed to end it for length, well they didn't have to show so many scenes of Dreyfuss and related characters obsessing over their Devils Peak visions. Or have a French character that existed only to slow the momentum of the movie down by having the audience wait for the translation from another character, or for his dramatic "speaking in English" moments.

Again I didn't hate it, it is an interesting movie in that its probably the one out of all of Spielberg's big budget Hollywood movies that has the most of his talents baked into it, but I can definitely see why Star Wars appealed to more people that year.
TopicIf SJWs got to replace due process with "listen and believe"...
wah_wah_wah
12/18/17 5:23:06 AM
#17
Not everything is held to legal standards. Your reputation matters. Which is something women have always known, but I guess men think they were above having to keep to standards.
TopicFans hate The Last Jedi. More than batman v superman
wah_wah_wah
12/16/17 3:08:53 PM
#5
I haven't seen it yet. I dread seeing it.
TopicWhy would you be enough of a dumb ass to do any business online after NN repeal?
wah_wah_wah
12/16/17 3:05:34 PM
#1
80/80... I mean if Comcast can basically interfere with anything you do online now, whenever it wants, who is a big enough of a dumb fuck to put anything important online? Bank account numbers, social security info... seriously, you'd be a dip shit to trust anything online after this.
TopicJust got out of the last Jedi (no spoilers)
wah_wah_wah
12/15/17 6:43:28 PM
#20
I'm not sure I'll even watch it til it gets to the cheap theaters. This'll be a first for me. Saw every Star Wars movie opening day from the first New Hope re-release til now. When I heard the movie was two and a half hours long, and some spoiler stuff, I was like... eh sounds like they don't get Star Wars at all.
TopicSony's Jumanji Remake has an 80% on ROTTENTOMATOES...Are you surprised??
wah_wah_wah
12/09/17 12:23:14 PM
#14
Andromicus posted...
I just find it silly that they had to make it a video game to attract todays kids, like they don't know what a board game happens to be

Plus board games are more popular than ever right now in particular. Outraising video games on kickstarter.
TopicWhich is the worst personality trait in a human?
wah_wah_wah
12/09/17 12:02:06 PM
#29
Egocentricity is often the starting point of basically any bad behavior. Pure evil is rare. Those who do not do any self-reflection exist in a much bigger crowd, and the destruction flowing from their actions is often not much different than the destruction you see from genuinely evil human beings.
TopicPornstar August Ames found dead
wah_wah_wah
12/07/17 10:26:18 PM
#69
I would say mental illness for anyone going into the entertainment industry is high, even separate from porn.
TopicPornstar August Ames found dead
wah_wah_wah
12/07/17 10:19:51 PM
#67
Bugmeat posted...
bulbinking posted...
wah_wah_wah posted...
suicide is not a response that someone who is all together in the first place would make.

Neither is doing porn.

There isn't anything wrong with doing porn. Stop being such a Grandma.

In a more just society, women wouldn't have to make that choice to make ends meet but sometimes yeah it is the choice that sadly gets them the most earning power at that age.
TopicPornstar August Ames found dead
wah_wah_wah
12/07/17 6:56:19 PM
#63
There is rarely a good reason for suicide. What I mean by rarely - you're Hitler and it's 1945 and you've killed a million Russians and the ones you can't kill are a block away closing in. You're not going to have a dick let alone a fair trial, gonna have to take the cyanide express. But bullying on Twitter... saying that caused a suicide, no doubt it hurts and its unacceptable in a way, but suicide is not a response that someone who is all together in the first place would make.
TopicTrump brings up 'Pocahontas' at event honoring Navajo code talkers.
wah_wah_wah
11/27/17 7:35:53 PM
#22
Did he think the native Americans were going to immediately get that reference to his creeper feud with Elizabeth Warren?
TopicLet's discuss tea. What are your favorite brands?
wah_wah_wah
11/27/17 7:04:20 PM
#1
I'm really getting into Harney and Sons.
TopicIs bitcoin a scam?
wah_wah_wah
11/26/17 9:16:39 PM
#13
I'm wondering if there's any way I have bitcoins without even knowing it. Wasn't utorrent mining for coins back then?
TopicHow can I help my friend with depression?
wah_wah_wah
11/26/17 3:53:13 PM
#20
If he's making threats of suicide you need to call the police.
TopicIs bitcoin a scam?
wah_wah_wah
11/26/17 10:53:08 AM
#3
Judgmenl posted...

I could have gone in on Bitcoin back in 2010 but I choose not to. Biggest mistake I ever made.

Why is it even a mistake? There are thousands of things any one person could invest in that end up making zero money, particularly on the Internet.
TopicIs bitcoin a scam?
wah_wah_wah
11/26/17 10:45:13 AM
#1
Or cryptocurrencies in general


I have a couple friends that are into bitcoin and don't stop talking about how much money they're making. I'm thinking of starting a crypto called Tulipcoin because I think the whole thing is a bubble.
TopicWhat was the best episode of Seinfeld IYO?
wah_wah_wah
11/17/17 8:03:37 PM
#1
I love The Opposite
TopicCE, be honest... would you have sexual intercourse with this girl?
wah_wah_wah
11/12/17 8:45:51 AM
#38
Lorenzo_2003 posted...
wah_wah_wah posted...
To all the people asking about what's the catch, just fuck her you pussies.


No. Our Spider sense is tingling and we feel like we're staring at bait. We need transparency, not somebody yelling the Nike slogan of just do it.

Look you want to do it. Whatever it is your afraid of, who gives a shit.
TopicCE, be honest... would you have sexual intercourse with this girl?
wah_wah_wah
11/12/17 8:34:05 AM
#36
To all the people asking about what's the catch, just fuck her you pussies.
TopicDo you drink Soda?(Pop/Coke)
wah_wah_wah
11/11/17 7:14:18 PM
#53
LinkPizza posted...
Ben111 posted...
Red_Frog posted...
Ben111 posted...
Kombucha. Tasty tartness that is actually good for you.

Dude's trolling you people, crying about soda but saying shit like this.

vna2hco

You are saying probiotics are not good for your health? Sorry but there are a variety of studies showing the positive effects of probiotics. Also has benefits of tea as well

I heard that the probiotics don't survive the pasteurization process, but drinking it unpasteurized could be unsafe. I don't know much about it, but that's some info I read. Also heard that some of it is alcoholic. Not all, but some...

If there is alcohol in it, it is so faint as to almost not even be worth mentioning on the label. You'd have to drink your own weight in the stuff to even get a slight buzz.
TopicDo you drink Soda?(Pop/Coke)
wah_wah_wah
11/11/17 4:22:58 PM
#47
Ben111 posted...
I haven't drank a soda in over 4 years. It still suprises me that people are ignorant enough to knowingly pay to drink acidic sugar liquid which is atroicious for their health. Deit soda is pretty disgusting to.

They don't drink soda because it is good for their health. Nobody drinks soda for that reason.

Golden Road posted...
Ben111 posted...
I wouldn't need to lie to scare my kids away from that poison. Telling them the truth about all the long term health consequences should be enough and of course I would teach them the importance of a healthly life style.

You think sugar is always evil and must be avoided 100%. Children will be taught that fruit is healthy, and that fruit has sugar. There is a good chance your children won't believe what you have to say about health, which is good, since you only half know what you're talking about. It's really too bad, since you actually do have some genuine knowledge that you mix in with the nonsense (like the gmo scare stuff, too), but if your children find out you're lying to them, they're not going to believe your legitimate information, either.

Fruits is basically the only place where it is good to get sugar. Artificial sugars are not processed by the body the same as regular fruits, which have fiber and other nutrients in them. Something like a soda, there's really no way that is ever good.
TopicIt's infinitely interesting that all of the sexual harassers fit a profile
wah_wah_wah
11/11/17 12:48:54 PM
#12
OmegaTomHank posted...
No, literally all of it is he said she said stuff.

Um no it's not "literally" all. Anthony Rapp was him directly saying what happened to him at 14. No hearsay, without going anon. So are many, many more of the victims.
TopicLouie Louie Louie Louieee
wah_wah_wah
11/11/17 12:40:02 PM
#1
is a sexual harasser
TopicI feel like modern liberalism and the Democratic Party have left me behind
wah_wah_wah
11/11/17 12:00:47 AM
#40
MacrossSpecial posted...
wah_wah_wah posted...
The Democratic Party =/= a liberal party. Maybe during the last couple years of the New Deal era could you ever describe the party as liberal. Otherwise it has always been one half of the only party that exists in this country, the business party. It is the half that very occasionally gives in to public demands but do not mistake that as being liberal. A Democrat will only do that if compelled to by force, not willingly.


I try to tell people this but it always stops the conversation because people don't know how to react when challenged by this notion.

Like you say, the same things will happen regardless of which party is in power because the world is run by businessmen. The social issue farce is mostly a side show to keep the feebleminded docile, unless you're talking about issues that touch business like illegal immigrant labor and other types of servitude in foreign nations.

I don't think normal people will ever realize that their representatives do not care about them, they need to feel like their big Daddy is looking out for their interests and that the herd they chose is their kin.

I don't think in most countries political systems are completely run by the business class. Just the United States. In other countries (particularly in Europe or South America) there are liberal parties. But our system is gladiatorial and awards zero power for anything but first place. That basically excludes everyone but two hyper competitive and, therefore, easily bought parties from being able to survive.
TopicI feel like modern liberalism and the Democratic Party have left me behind
wah_wah_wah
11/10/17 10:33:17 PM
#37
The Democratic Party =/= a liberal party. Maybe during the last couple years of the New Deal era could you ever describe the party as liberal. Otherwise it has always been one half of the only party that exists in this country, the business party. It is the half that very occasionally gives in to public demands but do not mistake that as being liberal. A Democrat will only do that if compelled to by force, not willingly.
TopicDid you consider yourself a seinfeld fan?
wah_wah_wah
11/08/17 7:12:55 AM
#12
Probably the last great "classic" TV sitcom when you think about it. Seinfeld's greatness is in its influence on all other television shows. There really is a pre-Seinfeld and post-Seinfeld way of looking at TV, and its influence can still be seen today in comedy shows that have mostly unlikable characters, storylines that tie A and B plots together, comedy grounded in real life situations and not sitcom tropes. Even if you don't like Seinfeld, you probably like a show that takes inspiration from what it did to television.
TopicKilling off Miiverse is one of the worst things Nintendo ever did
wah_wah_wah
11/08/17 7:05:42 AM
#2
They're phasing out Miis and it's about time. New console, new ideas.
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