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He's straight up from the comics dating back decades.

The Call Her Daddy drama is one of the funniest under the radar things out there.

Michael Scott Approved NY Slice.

Metroid Prime original and remaster

Zelda OOT on the 4 in 1 GC disc and the standalone disc when you pre-order Wind Waker

Hysteria

Hello Benjamin!

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Alright we're done here!

I knew some guys who pushed Webistics stock. They weren't very bright and they got shot and died. God bless.

It's sad when they go young like that...

LightSnake posted...

Soft drinks of Choice

I don't wanna sound like an a-hole, but I can't be seen in a place like this anymore.

It's legit maybe the funniest show of all time. Especially when you rewatch it and you can just forget the plot details and just hear the dialogue for the fun of it.

Some of the crimes are a bit too unrealistic in how nothing comes of it. But for police accuracy, this isn't the type of show that The Wire is. It's all about the journey and the relationships between characters.

Where's my ark Paulie?

Sick album.

Album:

Linkin Park - Living Things

Damn, I thought the Eradicator came from the rocket aka the gestation matrix or whatever the eff?

Anyway, Cyborg Superman rules. Dude killed Coast City with Mongul. Mullet Superman saved the day.

ReturnOfDevsman posted...

To me, they count as belonging to a hero if their first appearance was in that hero's series.

That's right; Onomatopoeia is a Green Arrow villain that Batman just borrows sometimes.

And Deathstroke was a Teen Titans villain, not Batman.

Thanos was an Iron Man villain!

2 different beings. Cyborg Superman was a scientist and his consciousness is now in the cyborg body.

Metallo is a guy named John Corben.

Lex
Mxyzptlk
Zod
Parasite
Metallo

2nd half of Castlevania: Symphony of the Night is a letdown.

And don't forget that he put out Schindler's List the same year as JP. That's a phenomenal back to back in the same year. Off the top of my head, that's the best back to back in the same calendar year.

He was low key in a lot of good s*** back then. JP, Basic Instinct, JFK, Seinfeld.

I'm partial to the 1994 vehicle Nine Months myself. You got Hugh Grant, Julianne Moore, Jeff Goldblum, Robin Williams, Tom Arnold, Joan Cusack.

Funny ass movie, but the reviews look dicey. Haven't seen it since I was a kid. Robin Williams as the Russian doctor was funny as balls.

Nedry was a real piece of s*** lmao. I love him.

Squid Game is another one that I watched way after the release and it was great.

Dinesh and Guilfoyle were the s***!

"I have the f***ing internet??!"

I think Andor might be the poster boy. Went in with zero expectations and it had been weeks since it wrapped up. Legit one of the the best Star Wars properties since 1980.

I just rewatched the movies last month. I still somehow like most of them even though 3 or 4 of them are trash.

Ep 1: Mid, but like it
Ep 2: Bad, but I begrudgingly like it
Ep 3: Best of the PT, isn't saying much, but I like it
Clone Wars: Seen it only once, it's OK

Solo: Decent, it's just there
Rogue One: Strangely bland, big step down from what I remembered it being. It's very FINE at best.

The OG: Masterpiece
Empire: Masterpiece
Jedi: Massive step down, but very good when we aren't on Endor's moon or the Tatooine dancing scene.

Ep 7: Encouraging but safe return to form, very good
Ep 8: Took some swings; not all of it worked. Luke's story, Rey and Kylo's 'dual force thing' are a high point. Overall, good
Ep 9: AN ABSOLUTE TRAVESTY. When people give s*** to Ep 8 and then laud this movie like it 'corrected' things, it's so embarrassing. A shameful salvage job by the committee over at Disney.

Don't get me started on the CGI Luke from The Mandalorian. F***ing embarrassing.

That's right. It's like when you watch Goodfellas. The moment you see the outside shot of Henry's club in Queens (the Billy Batts scene), that's the peak of the ride up and the start of the fall. But it's still great the whole way.

FrozenBananas posted...

Just be prepared that as the show goes on, it gets less funny and more depressing and angry. Its a good show but damn the characters are so detestable

But that's also when you start to get gems from Phil Leotardo every dang time he opens his mouth!

F*** you want, a boutonniere?

In all seriousness, enjoy and don't go to the subreddit or Google/Youtube ANYTHING about the show

*just the good half*

But yeah, he was half Sicilian and half Irish.

Also toss in Shutter Island, Killers of the Flower Moon, The Aviator, The Wolf of Wall Street, Cape Fear, I mean hot damn he's got some bangers.

In a just world, Charli with Chappell running up. No bad choice there. Sabrina is good too. No opinion on Billie but it's supposed to be good.

In actuality, that t**t Taylor Swift.

That one is very good, but the ending feels deflating. Not that I don't mind those types of endings once in a while.

The best movie ever. And possibly the funniest.

Deadpool & Wokeverine

Wokefellas

He said 'FREE LUIGI' on national TV and then gives a little eyebrow raise to Kimmel, lmao.

Burr is NUTS! The legend continues to grow.

Sconius

Southernfatman posted...

Very true. Plus:
"Nice suit. John Phillips, London. I have two myself."

Rumour has it Arafat buys his there.

Schnell SCHNELL!

Ole Billy Redsack has been railing against CEOs and politicians and bankers for years. He is finally getting recognition for it.

Gentlemen, let's broaden our minds.
LAW-RENCE!

I think Returns is even better. Tim Burton is unhinged on that one.

AbsolutelyNoOne posted...

Awesome movie

Hot take: I like Jack Nicholson's Joker more than Heath Ledger's.

Nearly every Jack line is the funniest s*** ever. Not a crazy take!

Haven't you ever heard of the healing power of laughter?

Cena rules. His track record for movies and TV absolutely slaughters The Rock.

And then I'd say Dave Bautista has the edge over John, but they're both great.

Phenomenal movie.

Oh man. That looks promising.

And oh look, you can actually make high impact modern action sequences without draining the movie of colour. Who would have known.

Going by the movies only:

Lex Luthor is both overexposed and yet underbaked in all his live appearances. The best Lex performance is still up for grabs. Hackman isn't so good that his performance is insurmountable. Spacey was more Silver Age silliness and Jesse to his credit was doing something different with his modern tech nerd thing mixed with an awful script and some weird choices.

The best for Lex Luthor is still yet to come.

Yeah same. I'm not a huge GotG devotee. But they are up there with the best DC stuff of the last 15 odd years. It's a very thin field.